SELINSKY—AMADIO.
The Salinsky-Amadio Company of musical artists will open a short season in the Town Hall Concert Chamber this evening. The numbers comprising the opening programme are such as should make a wide Appeal. Selinsky, the Russian violinist, will play Mendelssohn's Concerto in E Minor in the first part of the programme, while in the second part he will be heard - in a, bracket of numbers including "Variations" (CorelliKreialex) and "Nocturne in E minor" (Chopin-Aver), John Amadio, the flautist, will play "Ehapsodie Pastorale Hongroiss" (Doppler) and "Spring," a-dainty Morceau de concert by Terschak. Miss Elsy Treweek, the vocalist of the party, will be heard in the waltz song from Gounod's opera "Romeo et Juliette," and the prayer from Puccini's wellknown work "La Tosca." Miss Jessie Masson at the piano will contribute Chopin's "Drum Polonaise," a waltz by Brahams, and a novelette by Schumann. An item of interest is Brahams's trio for piano, violin and flute, a "Hungarian Daiice," which will be played by Miss Masson, M. Selinsky and Mr. John Amadio. It is announced that request numbers will be included in Tuesday's programme. The plan for the season is at the Bristol.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 48, 24 February 1917, Page 3
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