Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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vocalist. aas vsne8 "a engsgemeat wta
re d1saa Cgncerf CcmpaaF To- tne remaia-
aer 81 tbe present seassa. rae replaces
n - M1F Kess.ef, Who IS too A % travel
xss aoors !a1e Ct tae Satioaat Aneri-
ca8l Opsra Cam p4aY, has been engaged &t
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aooa f1e ke-ds of the P4risi4Ds o. fece.E-
ing a Freaca company via hsafgy applause.
soese SOL % zs4a festatica was feared by
tad sous, blt tne good aa,ureG Germans.
who ons desire 4nusealenL eistlag lls1ed
betWeea t1.ags ta4t dlfef, lad t-elr Fa9a-
ers aorth ~ peace, Sad WenL calmly
home
Ths associate membership Zee q the Men
delssohn (slce Ct1h hzs recontly been riised
lrom 5 - ~. The New York eas says;
An associate member Of THIS club bears
about The same relationship 20 those ~no
sing that Metroroiitan Opera House stock
{ holders bear ~ re management ef that m
stilut0n-thss is---le : privll ged % pay tho
bl.s aud IS allowed q few tickets FOR each
concert
Hlgoczer, cor poser OF the Bsggar Stu
deaf" etc - engaged upon new opera.
As soon as finished be win send the book TO
NJ Arcnscu. who Will then decide whether
ke VIII take it or nor. Lecocq IS writing
new ooera called e Il Nsillerc,' which IS 70
cone % thls country. Audran, composer Of
-.Tle IA cot p " Olivette." etc, IS 20 set an
Enelish hbrett0 which Mr.. Aronson VIII
SEND MA
Erminie . VIII be peTf0rIaed for the 7coth
tlae February - a. the New York Casino.
Tie principal feature of the souvenir 10 be
provided for that occasion viii be- picture of
fle " Z svotte " scene. painted on pink satin,
snd inrlosed IN parchment envelope tied
witt yartc0lored ribbons. Jacohowski, the
composer OF q. Erninie,. he's writton several
new scars for this performance, ard VIII
personally conduct the orchestra that night.
Rubi0stein's lengthy orchestral fantasia
entitied "Erolca, p which Is understood 10
b. the cGnapo8er's latest achievement was
lately givea az tie Crystal Palace concerts,
cad although the performance was adnira-
Die, tho WORK was found 90 be unsatisfactO-
- and much Of the writing commonplace
and vulzar.. L. fact, IL vas olAicult TO fol-
low the fantasia, not because of the coInpli-
} Gated texture Of the gl i5.c, but by reason OF
} is formlessuess.
The London CORE ..t OF the Anser-
, ca Hasciaa writes: Loud murslurinGs
are being heard about the unpatriotic ac-
: ton of tie London Philharmonic Society,
that 8 giving ITS orders right and left TO
foreigners for the coming season One En-
gishmaR alone IS mentioned; that IS,
George Bennett. but then he has been edu-
: ca,ed in Germany; besides him, tho Nor
, gcgian, Grieg. viii furnish al orchestral
: work and v-iil also play a concerto; Edward
4 slas, the Dutchm&n, WILL contribute new
|, ccmposi ion: Charles Marie Wldor, the
4 Frcnchman, wlll send symphony, and
: TschaikowssCy, the Russian, another or
{ chestrRl work Not single American com
poser Is thought Of. and nothing would have
a been a more graceful compliment to our
1 American cousins than an invitatian to one
OF their best musicians 10 send new or
chestral work To our Oldest representative
/, musical society, now that America is sd
= vancing so rapidly ia musical culture But
. then our Philharmonic Committee date.
: back these hundred years Ia musical style
Z and knowledge"
> The Boston correspondent OF the Spring
z field Rspe0icsa gives the following account
Z OF the impression produced on Blind Tom by
: josef Eofnann's playing. ar unp!ca5au
= diversion was Afforded at Eondays per
7 formanco % those ia the audience who wcT,
/, not Interested n &C exhibition or cow on
r musical genus may affect another. Bhn'
Tom, the negro pi3aist, sat in tns audience
: near the frout Il sad been arranged tha
. be should furnish a theme for young Hoi
> msnn 20 improvise upon, but wh;.e he 50
waiting for ire proper time TO come be wa
= scixed with what seemed 20 be almost a cat
a.cDtc e. Wh1e HGfmann was playing Tor
: -voald shake as y ia an agac. woald pres
~ his hands fothe sides Of f.s bead. pant 6 q
gasp Ter breath. h.s teeth would chattc.
- and he appeared 20 co on the verge ~ git
1 bsring id'ccy. Re wo1ld grow cam a
- tines. snd always VIXEN TIA mGsic e.oppss
= For aoout ten minutes he hsi tas attsnfic
: o. everybody on tho stage, iEcl1ding Dirs'
n tor Nsaen33rf. as wei a. of coed porto
IN cf the sudicnce Ladies near BIN deserts
he their seats In dismay. snj finally tie bin
nj and sudegi1g negro bst TO be led out Of "a
xs ha'Itv a u1aa ard woman who bad cone
- " th biui.