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Musical Courier 1927-11-17: Vol 95 Iss 20, 1927
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1European Successes of
2HANS KINDLER
3"The Incomparable Cellist"
4(Cincinnati Enquirer, March 5, 1927)
6Enthusiastic tributes to the art of Hans Kindler have been paid by European audiences and critics during the recent series of Coolidge concerts. Among the published comments are the following:
8Gazzetta di Venezia, Sept. 12: "The most interesting part (of Malipiero's new work for cello and piano) was played in excellent style by the great and famous Dutch cellist, Hans Kindler, who not only proved himself a sensitive, fine and most effective interpreter, but also revealed technical qualities of the highest order—among them, a full, warm and robust singing tone…. Enthusiastic and tumultuous applause was given the interpreting artists—Hans Kindler, Emma Lubbecke Job … and at the end of the concert, a veritable ovation."
10Vienna Stunde, Sept. 20: "A cellist of more than brilliant attainments as a virtuoso—an exceptional artist."
12Prager Tageblatt, Sept. 23: "An artist predestined for the interpretation of the moderns."
14London Observer, Sept. 27: "Hans Kindler played admirably."
16Amsterdam Handelsblad, Oct. 3: "Hans Kindler performed marvels of virtuosity."
18Etoile Belge, Oct. 9: "It would be impossible to play the cello better than did Hans Kindler."
20New York Times, Oct. 30: "The new sonata in C major by Casella was superbly interpreted by Hans Kindler, the cellist, and the composer."
22Hans Kindler's European Engagements:
23September 11, Venice
24September 17, Vienna
25September 19, Vienna
26September 21, Prague
27September 22, Prague
28September 24, Prague
29October 2, Amsterdam
30October 8, Brussels
31October 16, Paris
32October 22, Paris (with the Colonne Orchestra)
33October 23, Paris (with the Colonne Orchestra)
34October 25, Brussels
35October 29, The Hague (with the Gebouw Orchestra)
36November 3, Amsterdam (with the Gebouw Orchestra)
37November 6, The Hague (recital)
38November 9, Middelburg
39November 10, Haarlem
40November 13, Rotterdam
41November 15, Arnhem
42November 16, Utrecht
43November 17, Enkhuizen
44November 19, The Hague
45November 23, Rotterdam
46December 1, Paris
47December 3, Senlis
48December 5, Breda
49December 7, Frankfurt
50December 9, Brünn
51December 13, Rotterdam
52December 16, Dordrecht
54In America from January 1 until May 1, 1928
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