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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 161, 10 July 1922, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. gPITAKOVSKY mRIUMPHANT. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE FIRS NUMBER ON THE PROGRAMME C I SATURDAY NIGHT THE AUDIENC [REALISED THAT A MNIKS OF TH I PIANO HAD COME TO THEM. AND TB DEMONSTRATION OF APPRECIATE I WAS REMARKABLE IN ITS INTENSIT •MIDST THE DEAFENING APPLAUS CHEERS. AND SHOUTS OF BKAVi WERE HEARD. AND THIS WONDERFI. MANIFESTATION OK THE ARTIST POWERS INCREASED TILL THE EM OF THE CONCERT. WHEN THE ENTH SIASM VEKtJED ON THE HYSTERICA DAINTY HANIiKKKCHIEFS FLU' TERED. AND HEN WAVED THEI hats. i>n:iN<; the playing o THE BRAHMS SONATA THERE W_» AN ATMOSPHERE OF REVERENCE AN CALM. WHICH PRECEDED THE OU , BURST AND STORM OF APPLAUS WHEN SPIVAKOVSKY STRUCK TH LAST NOTE OF THE GREAT SONAT. IT WAS TRULY A VERITABL TRIUMPH. AND ONE THAT H. 4 i HITHERTO NEVER BEEN ACHIEVE lAT THE FIIIST CONCERT OF AN VISITING ARTIST. FOLLOWING TH LAST PROGRAMME NUMBER, Til YOUTHFUL VIRTUOSO WAS KROUGH BACK TO THE PLATFORM TIME AN AGAIN, AND EVEN AFTER FOUR E." CORES WERE GIVEN THE AUDIENC WERE LOATH TO LEAVE THE lIALI AND MANY WAITED AT THE STAG DOOR TO SEE SPIVAKOVSKY DRIV AWAY. CONCERTS HAVE GONE AN CONCERTS WtLI. COME. BUT THAT O SATURDAY NIGHT WILL BE A LIFI LONG MEMORY FOR THOSE WH WERE FORTUNATE TO BE PRESENT AND ONE CAN BUT CONJECTURE TH SCENES THAT WILL BE WITNESSE AT THE CONICERTS TO-MORROW i WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY IN THE BI ;-_ i TOWN HALL. m O W N TT A L I Direction .T. C. Williamson, Ltd. Managing Directors: r I George Tallis. E. 3. Tait, Clyde Meynel ■Manager Scott ColyllK TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), AT 8. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). AT 8. Also on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING* J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Present THE RUSSIAN GENIUS OF THE PIANOFORTE. JASCHA SPIVAKOVSKY. SPIVAK 0 V S X Y. SPIVAKOVSKY. SPIV A X O V S X Y. SPIVAKOVSKY. SPIVAKOVSK V. SPIVAKOVSK Y. SPIVAKOVSKY. WHOSE MAGNIFICENT PLAYING 0. , • SATURDAY NIGHT CARRIED HI; ! LISTENERS ON THE WINGS 01 . i -MUSIC TO A WORLD OF DAZZLIN( BEAUTY. AND FOR TWO HOURS THE , LIVED IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF QUIE'REPOSE AND SUBLIME THOUGH! YET THERE WERE MOMENTS WHE. , THIS YOUNG GENIUS DUG DEEP INK THEIR SOULS AND LAID BARE B , HIS BRILLIANT INTERPRETATION AD THE NOBLE MOODS, ROMANCE, TEN DER THOUGHTS. GRIEF. DESPAIR I TEMPESTUOUS PASSION AND TRAGEDY ! WHICH INSPIRED THE WORK Ol ! BACH. BRAHMS, CHOPIN. LISZT, ANI PAGANINI, SPIVAKOVSKY ALL BU*. MADE HIS AUDIENCE WEEP WITH JO3 AND SORROW. SPIVAKOVSKY, SPIVAKOVSKY SPIV A X O V S X V SPIV A X O V S X V SPIVAKOVSKY' SPIVAKOVSKY" SPIVAKOVSKY. WILL, TO-MORROW NIGHT (TUESDAY PlayPrelude and Fugue in G Sharp Minor (Bach iSomitii in C Sharp Minor, Op. 27. No. 2 "The Moonlight (Beethoven ■Modern Group— (aY Berceuse (Palmgren (b) Minuet (Palnigren (c) Gavotte (Max Roger (d) Humoresque (Mas Reger (c) Seguidillas ("Chants d'Espagne").... (Albeniz Etude Symphoniques, Op. 13 En Forme dei Variations - (Schumann Fantasie Impromptu, Op. 13 ) Etude (Black Keys) ) (Chopin) Rhapsody Hongroise. 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