“THE POETRY AND POWER OF HUNGARIAN AND SLAV MUSIC

BY HELEN WARE

[Helen Ware has lived among the Huns and the Slavs; studied with their best masters, Sercik and Hubay.  Thus she has learned to know the peasant in all his native primitiveness and imbibed the the true spirit that permeates his songs of sorrow and joy.  Blest by nature with wonderful emotional powers and magnetic personality, this unique figure of the violin world seems chosen by the muse to go forth and scatter among men those gems of musical literature created by the Hungarians and Slavs.  Hampton Institute considers itself fortunate to have the privilege during the month of January of hearing Miss Ware in recital.–Editors.]”

Reference Data:

The Southern Workman, Vol. 44, Issues 7-10, 1915, page 36