A new "infant phenomenon" violin player, Miss Vivian Ohartres, has just made her debut before a London audience at the Queen's Hall She is the youngest of them all, being only nine years of age, and although her fame h wady reached us from Bohemix, where she had been studying under Professor Seveik, " teacher of great reputation all over the continent,
she produced not merely upon the audience one wa prepared for the effect which generally, who love musical prodigies upon the critics, who gem relly them. Child as she is they decl"re that she is really a ° finished- artist. {ler father is a well-known London journalist and her mother talion poetess, neither of whom is a specially gifted musician. She thorough child in manner, and she certain to be an immense favourite ith London audiences.
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