Mr. J. Ullstein made his bow upon return from America. Subtle processes have been at work in this player. He has less dash but more artistry; his gradations of tone are beautifully conceived and managed. His tone itself has great quality but his tune occasionally deteriorates when he reaches up into the tenor clef and in double stopping. Incidentally, the slow movement of this con-cerro seems to have been in the mind of Richard Strauss when he wrote the Intermezzo of "Lo Bourgeois Gentilhomme."
There remains but to record a thoroughly satisfactory exposition of snippets from "Castor and Pollux" by eau. On the whole, an evening for the good of one's musical soul
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.