Herr Kohler gave his last pianoforte recital on Saturday night in the theatre of the Club Concordia before rather a swell audience; playing with all the brilliance we is famous for. The programme contained pieces by masters from Handel to Liszt and contained a great variety of music, and in many styles. Unfortunately we missed the first four pieces, but we learned that they acceptable to the audience. The 'a by Rubenstein was charm-reaminess of the Millwheel was highly appreciated, while the bold Chorale and ch from Tamebtane, 5 the second part the Song without Words layed with verre, was greatly appl 4 and the Spinning Song from the Flying Dutchman were delightfully rendered, Schumann's Nocturne and Weber's In tion & la Valse fairly enraptured dience, The other pieces in this part the programme were given in excellent style.
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