Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-11-18 | Page 9 | E. Roberts Schmitz Coming in Recital

E. E Roberts I Coming in Recital E. E Robert whom I has hag a amoni her greatest pianists and conductors Is scheduled to appear In Salt Lake under the auspices of the Ladies Ladies' Literary club at the clubhouse on Wednesday evening evening eve eve- ning November 28 Mr Is known as a musical mu mu- Ical modernist But Buth his modernism is not a revolt against past traditions traditions It Is said for he remembers that the old music was written for the pred predecessors cesS r of of pC the piano and among hi his hiB Interesting theories theories' Is that of the I development of ot the piano of today to meet the technical requirements of modern music Since has made New York his home he h. Is ig said to have become the musical cal rage not only of t the most calm exclusive I m musical i a circles ct ref but tO of American Institution devoted to mu mu- mus o He tIe has appeared this s season in both ih lectures and g concerts concerts con con- before the Malson Maison Francais of Columbia university the Academy of Science In Kansas City Vassar college college cal col col- col lege IfS and anti the International Music guild of ot New York as well as aa having made Decent tours with the foremost orchestras In this country During his recent visit to Paris from which h hf he returned In January he was soloist so so- loist with the orchestra the orchestra st and other noted ed organizations made se several memorable appearances before the So- So Musicale and In each event did as much to Initiate the French Into the tho beauty of modem modern modern mod mod- em ern American composition a. a as he has hafl done In this country for tor European composers The big reputation which this I young oung Frenchman has made as ac 1 a amany amany amany many sided artist Is' Is borne out by his r programs l l In recital i and concert work l the critic c c as a pianist of order one of ot tho the most Interesting and imaginative tIe before the publics public T The critics ti of fI oi the Boston loston Herald in in writing of a recital described Mr as having a nature sensitive and poetic yet more remarkable than even his brilliance is his exquisite sense of or proportion his ability to communicate to tho the hearer the Inte Intention in intention In- In te and d spirit of the c composer n se I while young J is an artist it its whose experience and profound r scholarship scholarship schol schol- o g. g r s are arc described i as as' as J richly y ma ma- ture tore He ne has known Intimately most of the great composers composers of the day and from his position as one of oftie the tie foremost artists In Europe was called to the colors during durinA the late war He has haa been before the public In capacity as musician and comI composer com corn I poser Oser since a youth Mr I Is famous as 8 a program program program pro pro- gram builder In the numbers se selected selected se- se heeled for his recital he will win play S Mr is said to to be remarkable remark remark- able ahie as a Debussy Debus v Interpreter t