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SUNDAY JOURNALS PORTLAND. SUNDAY'; MORNING, -SEPTEMBER , 12. C 1920.
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Four, Soloists
For the Season
By .4Vt. Wallls
fTHB Portland- Symphony orchestra,
X Ilka all other orsanliatlona of IU
kind, haa had Ita up and down during;
Its period of existence, but every sink
ing spell has been follqwed by new vital-'
Ity and tncteaxed growth. A coufle of
years ngo It seemed for the moment,
as If the orchestra would aro by the
board, hut It was rejuvenated and, to
day It faces a future that seems quite
secure Indeed.
In-' announcing plans for the season,
Mrs. Donald Spencer, business manager.
States that the first concert will be
given at the llelllg on the evening of
Wednesday. October 27, when the first
of four Internationally famous soloists
will be featured. Penno MolsHwitsch.
"one' of the giants of the piano." as he
Is described by the critic of the New
York Kvenlng Post, Is his name, and
this will be his first appearance In Fort
land. M. Molselwltsch was born at Odessa,
Russia, on February 22, 1800. Ills edu
cation was begun at the Imperial musi
cal academy, Odesna. under Professor
D. D, Klomoff, and he won the Ruben
steln stipendiary prize at the age of 9.
later going to Vienna to study under
Leschetlzky.
His debut was made at the town hall.
Tteadinx. Kngland. on October 1, 1908.
when he played works by Each, Schu
mann, Liszt, etc., and he first appeared
In London at Queen's Mall, In Novem
ber. 1909. The public has always been
enthusiastic to a degree when he ap
pears, as he has done, at all the lead
ing symphony concerts In London, In
cluding those of the Queen's Hall or
chestra, under Sir Henry J. Wood, and
the Iyindon Symphony orchestra, under
Nlklsch, Sir Edward Klgar. Sir Frederic
Cowen, Sir Thomas Beecham, and the
Russian conductors, Wassill Safonoff
and Kmil Mylnarskl. He has also played
with the New Symphony orchestra, under
Landon Ronald.
The other soloists for the season are
Josef Lhevlnn'e. pianist : Emlllo Qogorza,
baritone, and May Peterson, soprano, of
Chicago Grand Oppra fame. Gogorsa
and Miss Peterson have been presented
here In the Steers & Coman series, and
hence are no strangers. As for Josef
Lhevlnna, he. like Molselwltsch, will
make his Portland debut. He. too, is a
Russian, and is now on his first Ameri
can tour. He is spoken of as a musician
of virile style, a brilliant technic and a
finely trained artistic Judgment. He
was born, In Moscow In 1S74 and In 1891
Rubinstein selected him from all stu
dents of the conservatory there to play
at a concert given under the famous
master's direction.
aympn
As fv the orchestra Itself, it will
have much the same personnel as that of
last season, with Carl Denton as con
ductor. Attractions announced for the Klwyn
artist series by Manager Oliver O.
Young for tha seasbn 1920-21 are Arthur
Mlddleton. baritone of the Metropolitan,
at the Heillg-, December 29: Paul Alt
houre, tenor, at the Heillg, February 9;
Kathleen Parlow, pianist, at the Heillg.
March 9; Myrna Sharlow, lyric soprano
of the Chicago Operatic association, at
the Heillg, March 23: Margaret Mat
senauer, contralto. Metropolitan Opera
company, at the Hflllg. April 13, and
the New York Philharmonic orchestra.
' Joseph Stransky, conductor, at The Au
ditorium, with Arthur Shattuck, pianist
soloist at The Auditorium, April 26. This
formidable list will undoubtedly meet
with a moat enthusiastic response from
the public.
V. Clifford Nash, former Portland pi
anist, now In cjiarge of the music de
partment at the state college. Bowman,
Mont, has been spending his vacation
at the home of his parents at Nashville,
' Or. ;
Mrs. Edith M. Smythe has returned
- .from Cannon beach and week-end vls
' Its and has resumed her music lessons
at the Ellsworth apartments.
Three New September
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MARIE SUNDELIUS, famous soprano, who will sing the
role of Mimi in "La Boheme" to bc presented by the
Scotti Grand Opera company. Madame Sundelius sings
with exquisite purity. ; j
Richter Will
'Give Recital
Friday Night
I FRANCIS RICHTER, pianist and com
poser, will be heard in recital Friday
evening, September 17, in the Portland
hotel assembly room.
This announcement will be welcome
news to musical Portland, for It Is now
quite a long time since this remarkably
talented artist has been before the pub
lic. Broken down In health about three
years ago, Richter retired from the con
cert field and teaching; until his com
plete recovery several months ago, since
which he has been preparing for the
event now announced.
The program will be a stupendous
one, including two works seldom played
here and one of his own compositions.
It will be as follows:
Prrlnd.. Aria rt Finale...
faatiirale r Capriccin. . .
Sonata B minor. Op. 58 . .
AUvsro alaeatoeo. Scherzo,
Ceasr Franrk
Scarlatti
Chopin
I.arBO. Pwto noa
Tan to.
Nocturne E flit, Op. 65, No. 2. ;
Valse Op. 4 2. A flat ...Chopin
Vola cIm Otaaaux.
Panne Kxpagnnlp F. Rlrhter
"Chelae Keaiib," "Ragamuffin" .. .John Ireland
Snnetta del Prtrarra.
Valne impromptu.
Etude de Concert.
Ilhiiaodit HungToiM No. 12 Frani Liutt
...
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clifford .have re
turned from their vacation at Mt. Hood,
where they took active part in furnish
ing; entertainment for the hotel guests
and campers with their violin and piano
playing, and also as arrangers of Im
promptu programs. Mr. Clifford eays
he found much excellent talent among
the vacationists and nearly all were
,glad to do their share in warding off
dull moments. '
Famous Stars
Members of
Scotti Casts
PORTLAXlD music lovers are much In
terested Jn the coming- of the Scotti
Grand Opera; company on September 30
and October 1 and 2. This sup'erb organ
ization, founded by the celebrated An
tonio Scotti, one of the world's greatest
baritones, will appear at the Heillg
theatre under the management of Steers
A Coman and the Elwyn Concert bureau,
and the three nights' engagements of the
company, formed from the personnel of
tie Metropolitan Opera company, will be
a brilliant one from every point of view.
The company carries a large orchestra
and a diorus of 40 selected from the best
In their line' and the conductors are
Gennaro Papj and Carlo Peronl of Met
ropolitan fame, with Wilfrid Pelletier
and Ulacomo Spadoni as assistant con
ductors. The repertoire for; the engagement will
be as follows: Thursday. September SO,
"Tosca," witli Scotti, Kaston and Cham
lee ; Friday, October 1, "La Boheme,"
with Harroldi Sundelius, Martino, Roth
ier, Koselle ; Saturday, October 2,
"L'Oracolo" and "Pagliaccl." with Per
alta. Itothier, Scotti. Martino, Koselle,
Kingston, Picco, Evans.
There is said to be no sweeter singer
wljh the famous Metropolitan Opera
company today than Marie Sundelius,
the Swedish soprano, one of the noted
singers who Will be beard with the com
pany here. She sings with an exquisite
purity and an effortless ease which
makes her a first favorite wherever she
Is heard. She has been so long in
America that she Is today regarded as
an American - artist, white for the last
half dozen years she has been entrusted
with some of the most Important roles
in the range; of opera at New York's
famous opera house. Her Musetta In
"La Boheme"!; is one- of her best known
impersonations, and critics contend that
no one can Tsing the lovely waltz song
with greater effect, while her Nedda in
"Pagliacci" has proved her capable of
tragic intensity when called upon to dis
play the stronger emotionB. It speaks
well for Mr. Scotti's enterprise that he
should have two prima donnas In his
company of j the musical stature and
superb attainments of Madame Sunde
lius and Miss Easton. Miss .Eastern will
be heard In "Tosca" on the opening
night.
'
P. A. Ten' Haaf. baritone, formerly
of Grand Rapids, Mich., !has come to
Portland to snake his home. Having
Inquired durlfig their travels during the
. past several years as to the advisability
Of choosing Pprtland'for permanent resi
dence, Mr. and Mrs. Ten Haaf always
j were told "There is none better," or
' words to that effect.
' "And when we arrived here, a week
ago," Mr. Ten Haaf told enthusiasti
cally, "we ranted a studio and pur
chased a home, so you can see we are
here to stay.; We like the city and tht
people."
Mr. Ten Haaf win teach ana do con
cert work. After leaving Grand Rapids
to engage far a time In war service
work the Ten Haafs spent some tjme
in tiouiaer ana riozeman, moiiu, wnence
they came hjre.
Bertram C.i Henry, formerly connected
with the University of Idaho, as teacher
and lecturer,; ts another mustelai who
has decided ; to locate here. ' He has
opened a studio.
Saxophones
v Martin
Martin Band Instru
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Ask any musi
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