. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ouryoungest musical organization. It is a difficultpiece with great variety in expression, but ourmusicians seemed to catch its spirit thoroughlyand i)layed with fine feeling. It is not often that any audience is treated tomore delightful i)laying than t hat of Mr. Si) selections were: I-^tude Melodiciue, byKaff; his own Barcarolle; and Scherzo-\alseby Moszkowski,followed by an encore,which theaudience insisted upon. Music loveis of Balti-more who attended the concert, and who hearthe finest musical talent that our principal re-citals afford, e
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ouryoungest musical organization. It is a difficultpiece with great variety in expression, but ourmusicians seemed to catch its spirit thoroughlyand i)layed with fine feeling. It is not often that any audience is treated tomore delightful i)laying than t hat of Mr. Si) selections were: I-^tude Melodiciue, byKaff; his own Barcarolle; and Scherzo-\alseby Moszkowski,followed by an encore,which theaudience insisted upon. Music loveis of Balti-more who attended the concert, and who hearthe finest musical talent that our principal re-citals afford, expressed the greatest gratifica-tion at Mr. Sprosss extremely ])leasing was quite evident that he was in thoroughsympathy with the whole spirit of the kn(>w intimately one or two of the membersof the Glee Club, had come to i)lay at theirinvitation, and did his full share toward makingthe entertainment so successful. To him and toMr. Mathieu the club feels deeply indebtedand on the other hand is greatly pleased to. Gt THE BALTLMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE know fioiii kltLTS recently received from l)otbof these soloists, that they thoroughly enjoyedtheir brief stay in Baltimore and their part in♦ ho concert. The next number was the stirring sextettefrom Lucia de Lammermoor, witli Englishwords, and arranged so simi)ly and yet withsuch fine strength that it made a particularlyhappy number. It was unfortunate that earlyin the evening the arrangement of the scener}-and the depth of the stage had prevented thefull flow of choral tone from reaching theaudience. At this part of the program, how-ever, this defect was corrected, and the greatimprovement in the singing was quickly very sw^eet melody of plantation love, embody-ing the finest sentiment and affection, Vira,was then given. This was followed by a hu-morous selection, called Pharisee and Sad-ucee. Mr. Mathieu showed the richness of hisbeautiful lyric voice in the next four numbers:I Love a
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