New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
MUSICAL NOTES.

test which should have been mentioned N con.
nection with the exhibition Of childrcns choirs IN
Chicago on July that OF expressive singing
by juvenile choir under the direction Mr. Tomlins
leader Of the Apollo Club Mr. Tomlinss faculty for
bringing out full musical tone, surcharged with
emotion, from his young pupils is certainly remark
able. Being questioned touching his method, Mr.!
Tomlns replied:
Il hold that the cultivated voice IS the voice OF
personality. The artistic voice is that capable
divduality-that which distinguishes him from every
one else. This homeopathy may be- obtained By
securing The harmonious action Of every physical part
ana appearing To eli his mental qualifications, MS
thought. his hopcfunesS, enthusiasm ard on. u
may even be secured by vocalizng upon singh
vowel where the boys. by means Of varying tons
qualities describe the wonders of circus the girls
the charms of a beautiful doh. Having secured this
complete tone, which appeals to every listener ana
bcspcaks the Whole capacity Of the child his elastic
voice IS gradually freighted by the Introduction Of tho
details OF pronunciation. pitch. time. and the yay+
Ing sentiments lifting TO the child naiWc'
comic operetta "Madelanc' words by Carl
Hauscr, Of "Puck,' Music by Rudwig Enshaender,
also Of this city, has been given in Hamburg. Ths
pianoforte score is to be published in Leipsc, and
Mr.. Hauscr Is preparing an English version
Ancnt the recent transfer of Beethoven's bones
from the Waehrlng Cemetery to the Central kirhhoi
In Vienna Mr.. Thaycr, Bccthovcn's greatest ho1
grapher, writes In private letter: 81 hope you
have perceived the superb asnInity of the letter from
Vienna TO the London Tines on the exhumaticn
OF Beethoven in which occurs this Professor Was
ner was allowed 10 amputate his ears " ASK an!
surgeon how the scalp IS treated I'm post mOf,em
examination, and you will that an amputsuoh
OF the ears for any scientific purpose IS nonsense.
wagner sawed out the bone around the caviiles Ae
took away the internal structure OF the ear
Henry Carter has been appointed organist and
ch0rmaster of the Church of the Heavenly Ees,
az Forty ffthst. and Fifthave, and will reorssnh'
the surpliced choir
Tba III,
corning Beethovcns violins published Six or es''
weeks ago In The Tribune is causing deal Of con-
ment In Europe Among other things It has eae'
out letter from brother of the wealthy Hnnsans
who gave the instrument to the Royal Library -. !"
dt rom which II appears that one OF inc sses
ultl0nS on which the gift made has never ys,s
fulfilled by the Prussan Government. This vas s o.
INC quartet should be played once year III
cert devoted wholly to Beethovcns music
Mr.. Edmund c. Stanton has engaged for the az
preaching concert Herr Moritz Roscn'o'I
Enmanan pianist, and Fritz KreiSser. s >, ia
siollh Nlrtuo>o who lately bore oil a hrst pf'Io
cohcours OF the Paris Conservatory.
Mr. George W. Colby IS to organize a concert uo"s,
Tor the coming season with Madame Giulia aus
It's head.
Mr.. Seid is as indefatlgable as ever In his Gnu
TO make a memorable success out OF the conce'"
Brighton Beach The weather has not been cohua.S
to the financial of the enterprise consae.S
Independent Of the hotel but this fact has not 's".
relaxation OF disciplinary drll and whether VI I'm.
Mr. seidl succeeds in carrying out his plan 20 ~ n.
larize highclass music, there DO no DOUBT 'nS'
patrons Of the concerts which he has planned " =,
at stelnway Hall winter will reap the nxSavel-
the daily playing at Coney Island this summer mo
ties sill make their appearance on Mr. Se'u o, nes-
grammcs, and the American composers aio "o'
lected.
Mr. Gaul, the English composer OF The HOY "a
and other works designed for church choi'
oratoro socleteS IL extremely popular In this couu
and In recognition OF the fact Is now eomPo''s
work especially for America