When little do Vecsey came before the London public a f-~w weeks ago the musical critics hailed him as the greatest juvenile prodigy since Joachim, if not sines Mozart unself, and now we have already another who is' declared to be. in many respects, even lo ton isa violinist, and his name is Florizel de greater than de Vecsey.
Reuter, He is a little older than de Vecsey, and as a violinist is eaid to be perhaps not quite so finished and mature in style as his younger rival. But he is in addition a composer and a conductor. At 8 Queen's Hall concert on Wednesday he conducted a symphony of his own composition; and although it is pronounced to be only "brilliant childish exercise," the same criticism might be passed on fozart's composition at the same age. Of course infant phenomena do, not always fulfil their early promise; but all who heard him are agreed that little de Keuter, where perfect self-possession was almost as remarkable as lis skill, possesses talents which, if cultivated without forcing, should make him one of the greatest composers of the coming generation,
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