Music: a Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Art, Science, Technic And ... 11

Mathews William Smythe Babcock

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CHICAGO STRING QUARTETTE.
The Chicago String Quartette, composed of F. Boegner, first violin; F. Bsser, second violin; A. Yunker, viola, and B. Steindel, 'cello; Theodore Thomas, conductor, gave its first concert in Stein- way Hall, December 22, Mr. Leopold Godowsky assisting as pian- ist in the Schu:nann work. The program consisted of Beethoven's Fourth String Quartette, opus 18, in C minor; Schumann Quintette, opus 44 (with piano) and Brahms Sextette, op. 18, in B fiat, with the addition of M...essrs. F. Stock, viola, and W. Unger, 'cello. Thanks to the experienced direction and acute hearing of Mr. Thomas, these fine musicians have managed to acquire within the few weeks of their practice a smoothness and balance of ensemble not usually at- tained until after much longer practice. Everything was done mu- sicianly and with true feeling. In the Schumann Quintette the piano (already a small grand, with the cover down) was suppressed too much, even in places where it should have led. This was due to Mr.

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