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Felix Cherniavsky - Maud Allan Australia Tour 1914

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Felix Cherniavsky - Maud Allan Australia Tour 1914

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Brisbane 2011 1914 9 1 have a remarkably elever rendering of Chopin's " Ballade in G Minor . " He was also the recipient of a double encore , and achieved distinction in his interpre tation of Lisxt's " La Campanile . " ME Mischel Cherniavsky : who , . like 1113 brothers , possesses teclinical qualifications of the highest order , united with refined and romantic temperament , was leard in ' cello solos by llardn , Fisher , and . Popper , and received the compliment of a double encore . At the conclusion of the copcert the artists were reculled many times . In response to many requests this management has decided to give an extra concert in Ilis Majesty's Theatre ! Saturday evening . The concert arranged . to be given at Ipswich on that date will be postponed till the followin's Monday . December 7. In view of the only the de mand : on the public purses in these times and to enable all claxes to be present at der farewell appearance in Brisbane , Bliss Allan las decided that topular prices shall prevail sprutal prerramme vill be suhmiskell the box plans scill be opened at Paling's 10 - nort , TIVOLI TIE 111 : . r A very lucy audience gathered in His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday even ing , when another concert of Miss Maud Allan's season in Brisbane was The famous classical danseuso was firu seen in her interpretation of the Terpsichorean significance of Chopin's " Valse in A Flat . " This was followed in sharp contrast by two numbers on Eeethoven's " Contre Tanze , ' in which the various emotions which seemed proper to the theme were strikingly por trayed . Her dancing , with its grace and & refinement , was greatly pleasing to the audience , who recalled Miss Allan again s and again , and as an encore a dancer's idea of the inner meaning of Schubert's " Moment Musicale " in Flat , which proved a beautiful represen ttation . Later in the programme Miss Allan danced to the music of Sibelius's 1 weird “ Valse Triste , " in which she adopted the interpretation put upon this num ber by Mrs. Rosa Newmarch - of the ; dying inother lying on lier couch , lear ing the strains of music , and rising to dance again in the spirit of her youth , falling dead in the terrible climax . Her second number was a reading of Grieg's “ Norwegian Dance No. 1 , ” and bere again her dancing excited great admira tion . In " The Vision of Salomo " she made her final appearince , and was re called six or eigh : times by the delighted audience . Besides providing inuch of the deliglitful music for the dances , the Cherniavgkys united in a striking intor pretation of Mendelssohn's trio . No. 2 in C Minor . ” Though the opening movement was somewhat marred by exaggerated expression , the slow move . ment received beautifully suave and re tined treatment , while the finale marked by fine vigour . Mr. Leo Cher niavsky gave as violin solos the “ Ave Maria Wilhelmj , and Wieniawsk , ' s " Polonaise in A Minor . ” The later itein was brilliantly playell , and was followed by a double encore . Mr. Jan Cherniavskv . besides distinguish ing himself in providing almost perfect acerminaniment to his brother's work , S Was 6