The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-03

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nlavinr, from ynltcr Inc vrtcron in musical
sci9nce and Tlnd,yiI Rcrrrr tho master in
Science, ana LWis ncrst'; enu ,i,"5,oi ~
iliuslc'', uit' u',,' "'''' "'''' ' was ''i' ''''
pr ~ nus' Hi,o o,io1 ,i,o ,.or, SYM,
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.iJn "l.l .no So ~ '''' i',,i 49,
e1not"0.l' I'',u,o w. ',',,s
parts of his character During
these early wears. ne rave a number of con-
ccfts in Berlin Paris and other placps. and
busip1 himself in tbc uroduction of Il rreat
many fine cnmrositinps Nmour others
the Two Great overtnros to "a calm at sea"
and ..Thc Midsummer Nirbls' Dream.
Tho latter he nlave1 for the first time i'm
the fail of 1926 in n ductt with his sister
| Fannie. who was also in the nosscssion of
rorn musicll faculties and of n snlcndid
cultivation in the fine arts This piece at
once Gained for Npndrlssohu Il nosiiion and
rennt3tion in thc musical world and cx
! bihitnd fine rrsnlts of ,ronius ioinod to mn
! tirinr industry and pr6found study. In 1927
he entered The University of Berlin. where
he remained for two years. assiduously
cultiyatnr himself in all of those science,
and studies which he adored and which
wore especially smiled to the delicate and
noble cast of lis mind And thus ended
what we viii cali the first era of his life
The second era consisted of his travels. IIc
started upon the latter in 1929 He first
visited London where he rave his overture
to The Midsummer NIGHTS Dream" at the
Philharmonic Concert amidst great cnthu-
siosm and applause can merely touch
upon his travels and Will briefly state that
he visited scotland where "Finrals Cave
or the "lIeblidcs7 was suggested and in.
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he ionrncycd southwnld to Italy. We find
him nj Rome comnosjnr thc music TO
Gopthes "First Waipurris Night" which
he finished nj n later period. He next tray
clpd through Switzerland. after which we
find him in Paris and London. respectively.
where he was received with great cnthusi-
oem on,l cordialjtv lie was much bcue-