RETURN OF THE CHEENIAVSKYS
The Chcrniavsky Brothers—Leo, Jan, and Misehel—will appear in the city in tho very near future. Music critics throughout the world have considered the Chcrniavskys, as trio players, are without equals, but the great feature of their work is that each one is a soloist of outstanding excellence. Tho programme arranged for their first concert will give Scope to their unusual versatility. Tho three brothers bear very little resemblance to one another, either in appearance Or in personality. Leo is almost overwhelmingly vigorous and robust, Jan gives a suggestion of the spiritual, and Misehel is eager and earnest, Tho one groat characteristic they have in common is a naive and delightful sense of humor, which is the strongest clement of their private life, and which frequently creeps into their music. Travelling as they have done since early childhood, they have gathered a vast amount of experience and a fluency in many languages, which makes them most entertaining not only as musicians, bub as conversationalists.
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Evening Star, Issue 19790, 14 February 1928, Page 11
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167RETURN OF THE CHEENIAVSKYS Evening Star, Issue 19790, 14 February 1928, Page 11
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