New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
MYSTICAL COMMENT.
sTR,rSS WALTZFS At TIE MNplN"N
SQUARE GARDEN MUSIC AND NE
uTy A-NOTES AND OPINIONS

II j, something Of pity that ~. ''''"'" -.
surrounding the entertainments ~ The 'i"'''""
Garden have thus far prevented complete "pI"''"
II the characteristic features In the P'N 'lS W '
.,r.,.. orchestra, No dpnlt the music VIII hc ""''
c,io,,lle when arrangements are made "hl'" WI"
,,,,i. , q, IL. heard with greater o1s' ana -h''I"
,,o ti ,- uroml.cd by the management a. WEI -
other ,rrin .cmenrs looking {" the '"'"''' ~ w
audience ~till the careless attention VINO" '''''
are likely 10 elvc the music j. invited hF inc
of the place which di-racts attention. - ~ 81" NV
,o,l lcont, Of the music should - several "'''
r , ,i. dclicious manner IN which the rhN thH'l''i
,,.i ,,r ~ the music j., combined with the N"lup-
,,ou. .vcu of The mc0dy In which the true sentiment
NJ Viennc,c waltz lies. II did not n''u 'h' ''''@
Of this orchc- ira from Vienna % demon, NAV. Nv" '
.,,r, of the mark Byron's DESCRIPTION "' van"
a. 49,, ID .e.-.w. up and down sort oi tune '""'
,vc have AWAY. known since the WIzhu 81 "o "
ala toni, n,,.e.,ion II our bathrooms, but We 'uc
,r,ipr nov -omctl IA. Of the beauties OF moNud"o"'
81 ,crnpo and Of absolute precision III those lh'i"e
r,lot,s The management " the ''arncl ''c '"'''S
that there shall he plentiful changes III inc "u'"''
,g,.nu,os and there has been but one opinion
ouchinr the brlllancy Of the lallc'' "h'h "'c '"'
chief attractions Of the entertainments
$780,
The fourteenth annual meeting Of the Music ''acn
orr National Association viii he held IN pc'"' n'N'
roc, beginning ou Monday and ending on fruN'
An unu.ual amount Of intelligent energy ha' been bent
., ,, talk NJ preparaon aud far as 1t i possible
- i,dcc hv npucaranccs in advance Of the mcchiiH II
viIl lac a memorable affair This VIII AT least Dc ''c
case ~ far a. the concerts Of native 'opo@I"' arc
concerned. These concerts are the H''' H'''oN'"e
and valuable features Of the annual meetings wan.
- dir.c,ne,, If purpose aud Of system initiating
Greatly against the literary exercises I" Wh'h Inv N
sessions are devoted. The musicians Of Detroit nave
or,cd with 50 much zeal that money enough has been
raised IN secure the services OF Mr.. Thomas ana MS
orchestra which will insure crcdItabc performance,
Of the compositions to BE- brought forward 10y American
comuo,cr, Four orchestral concerts VIII be gwen
and five rccirals Of chamber music and miscellaneous
compositions.
The selections made by the Programme Committee
promise dignihcd and delightful entertainments HeV
cral of the composition, have been heard III NcwN"rN
and other Eastern cities but all will be new to the
People of Detroit aud the association Following arc
the compositions witch will be played
Choral with orchestra: OraorO, "Jcruoaicm'' by
Hugh \. Clarke. of Philadelphia nallade' Lovely
Ko,abcllc by g. W. Chadwick. Of bo>ton' An'hcM'
Thou Child shalt BE Called by H. :. '"'ler' oil
BOSTON Auditorium Festival ode by +. q. Gleason
Of Chicago.
pianoforte and Orchestra: +. a. McDowells hrst
and second conccros and Lou, Mass Concerto In
CmnOr A., ,,a Fantasy NV
/ K Paine of Cambridge: suite for string. Nlmr
Tooic Of Boston SYMPHONY. minor Thomas iapprr;
cambridge overture, The star smnglcd Hann anne
| Dudicv Buck Of brooklyn, SNhphohf n'h'iAo,
| Jnh.nu H. Heck Of Cleveland " Rcvcrc l'istolalc'
Carl Dusch of Kansas city suite Tor strings irilry
| schrnted Of Chicago; symphony, Tile frodiGai
! Son > SIl8s g.. Pratt, 81 New York.
Chamber music: Quintrts for pinnofort and strings
Iosion: quartet for panoforic and strings by Adoph
| Kocllng Of ChicaIo quartet for strings by +. n
! Arcns, Of Cleveland
Attention has recently been called In an especial
manner 10 the employment Of surgery "a an aid to the
| dcvclopInent Of what may be called IA pianofortc
! hand There are great many players now whose
ring finger, have received greater freedom by the
scvcrlng Of couple Of tiny muscles In the back Of the
hand whose virtue j. unknown 10 the panOfOrtc player
| The natural prejudice against such means makes
douby welcome to the TEACHER a book like DR.. WIZ
| lam Na,on's Touch and Technc." recently issued
| by Theodore Prcsser, in Philadelphia The purpose
Of this publication IS "to. lay the foundation NJ.
and to build up. good panoorte touch
and technic in the shortest possible time
and after this has been accompl she'd Ia keen th,.
! muscles which are employed in such a touch li mo
| highest state Of tniunc through the continued and
daily use OF the cNcrc." best adapted that end ThI,
cNcrci- tie tWu-nngcr exercise whose auplIc,fiu IN
| TIE various kinds uf expressive tpuch DR. Mason
cAppund- will -p!cndid c!clrnc>,. icrecnc,. and
| c"~chcA. lie AIMS Ia e,lu.iIc the element. 81,
| strength and Ella. ITCHY. bv which means ~ l.,.t =.
discrinnative aud dferltal touch Is brought within
| the reach Of all. His exercises are admr,Liv
adapted to this end, and he talks with tho convincing