... quality. A great concerto, especially one by Beethoven, always leaves much of the individual unsounded. In it the coin. poser speaks through the player ; we like to hear also the player spillking through the composu. as he may so aptly in Schumann or Chopia ...

... especially one by Beethoven, always leaves much of the individual unsounded. In it the com. poser speaks through the player ; we like to hear also the player speaking through the composer. as he may so aptly in Schumann or Chopin. ...

... be frank we nustdeclarethatin some instances the songs would have been improved with further study and thought, but we may speak of many as unite worthy of his reputation. Down the stream, an elegant duet, sung with much effect by ?? Annie Schuherth ...

... very favourall verdict tb ,,,tin-r I, 1.lr Anhillr- Mal'tit was M1at Collitis is an ...

... bold venture, and the fact that the play went from start to finish on the opening night without the slightest hitch in itself speaks volumes for the stage-management. Mr Mac- kinnon had an able second in the assistant stage- manager, Mr M. F. Davies. The ...

... the future. Without discussing every item in a very long pro- gramme, which, in fact, necessitated some omissions, we may speak of the work already referred to as dis- playing remarkable skill on the part of the lady, and the fine bell-like, yet sustained ...

... IN producing his Othello in St. Louis, Mr Louis James revived the original willow song of Desdemona's in the last act. In speaking of the performance one of the St. Louis papers said that what was in every sense a noble dramatic treat was seriously marred ...

... Cowen, the popular composer; Mr Sydney Grundy, Mr Pinero, and Dr Mackenzie, the Principal of the Royal Academy of Mlusic. It speaks volumes for professional generosity and kindness of heart when we find such busy men as these having kindly thoughts of the ...

... public What a sage you've gowmn, Dare to prove you've one idea- Birmingham alone. Dare to praise the Powerful Every time you speak, Dare to slate the Irish, Dare to slang the weak. Dare to be a Unionist- Sight for gods and men Dare to promise lots ...

... The scene of the little piece is laid in India, and the plot arises out of those questionable flirtations which, if report speaks truth, are an important factor of Anglo-Indian life. A certain Captain Fairfield has, previous to his recent marriage, carried ...

... Niblett, dedicated to Mr. J. L. Toole (Leadenhall Press), has received the imjprimatur of the popular tragedian him- self, which speaks volumes for his power of taking a joke. The grotesques are very funny, but we hardly see why they should have been printed ...

... in remote German valleys and romantic forests, and in villages nestled by the side of mountain torrents. There the zither speaks of home and love and romance. It supplies the place of the household music which in London we provide in the pianoforte ...