New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
MUSICAL NOTES and COMMENTS.

The lovers Of Italian revelled in their favorts
measures at the Lemon Lyceum last nglS. Barring
the absence Of prima donna worthy Of the old trar
dtiUn>. there nothing lacking to recall the pleas
Of the Old fashioned operate concerts Of the past.
scarcely warh horse of the old pperOTy forgotten
So La Donna "a mobile" forgotten f. TIE printed
list bat SignOr Campanin embraced tho first oppcr-
unity to supply il. "Ah.' said enthusiast who
had moment before been dilang Del Puentc's
diaphragmatc breathing, " D quella pra!7 when tho
accompanist touched the panofoftc on Campanini's
first recall lie had got tie familiar children mixed
up but that fact did not interfere with his enjoyment
Of the eplcurean philosophy of Verdi's mclodous
Duke 4 mother burning at the stake o? woman
. Variable a the shade
By the light quv&ng aspen made"
il was all the 10 him. The cid tune tcllcd
him. and he was happy. were many Others like
him as the house would hOll 4 ptiful orchestra sat
on the stage and PLAYED the Accomplishments but it
might have been twice ptfll without causing com.
ment. The music OF the last generation had tempo
m,ly into IL, again, and the listeners enjoyed
# intellectually that il delightful to witness
their transports The fact that Tagapetld sang as
If his mouth were full to neoessitate the OF
his organ OF vocalization did not check the
flood of enthusiasm for a moment. IL was all doubly
delightful because the singers enjoyed ii ~ keeny
themselves. They may be still responding to recalls
fec aught We know 10 the contrary.
Here Is an extract from private letter written BY
u Partisan woman TO friend in New York. apropos
Of Madame Lehmann's recent triumphs at the
LamourcuX concerts: - hc very much applauded-
called back three times after each song. But there
were many Germans there who were erenthusiastic
and showed their bad taste IN too many bravas and re-
calls. II looked aS IL they protesting in Leh-
mann's favor when IL was not necessary for she could
not have bceu better received in Germany America
George W. stewart, Of Boston. has planned u most
elaborate series Of festival concerts in New England
t,Wn nj yene
thiS blessed 10 hear good orchestra and some OF
the most popular singers before the public. The
concerts will begin on April -. and the list Is as
follows: April ~ two concerts in Waterbury, Conn;
-, two concert, in Fail River Mass; April 30 ana
May |. New-Britan and Mddletown May and D.
Hartford, Conn; q, Z, 3, festival Of the llampden
County Association. in Springfield Mass; 1921,
festival IN Providence oi the Arion Club Jules Jor-
dan, conductor: - 20. festival of the Berkshire
Musical Association In Pt'lield, Mass. -, 20. ies'
lival at Rutland. VI. For these entertainments Mr.
Stewart will supply an orchestra Of forty musciahs'
Victor Herbert will be solo voloncellist as wen a.
conductor except at the festivals of local organize
tons, and among the solo performers are MISS nu'
der Ohe, Miss DE We've, Miss Rose stewart. Mo w
man, Mr. Whitney, Mr.. Riegcr and Others
private letter from Charles Wolf. in Berlin says
several American artists who have appeared hoie
this season have made fine successes fore'uo''
among them is Nine. Carrcno. who is now our ieaains
female pianist The work size does is as'o mS1 n
For three months she played nearly every imsa va
,icrmany, one month IN Austria and ilunsaTi hrS
weeks in Russia, and she is gone for SEW Mort
fifteen concerts 10 scandinavia men, ai.ef AVER
Belgian tour, she will SO 10 London. Guy n Of
lean woman could do such an enormous I'M avcry.
work she does it II IL were notms, anu Moore
where Is tremendously successful M,s. hoa Shs
Lawson has also been very successful anu va spSaes
Will remain for a time and get some soou eSraessssnl
ments Littlo otto Heener has been inoie 81 nS is
here than In America lie is talentea p n,o an onr
making money. Not long ago he pMyea peso o.U,s
Emperor Josef Hofmann was at all his con, saer
Josef is now tall bow and plays better tna soms
lie Is STUDYING mdustriousy, and mas composer
works for Orchestra one CT which, suite, was pa!o"
nOs long ago. -. a.. o,oss p,usjc
Buffalo and Providence VIII ENJOY E pu,,a,o The
affair viii be under tho direction OF p the Pc symphony
ISOLATION and the band will be the bCsto on, NV gwen
Orchrstr, In Providence the festival VIII " T ,ss
W the ArIon Club, under the direction OF 'uN'
Jordan. ....a,s IN
| w f. Muieon will give two organ rcctaSs, "a
Chlckcring Hall, on April at y. M. ana Ap'''
| at :l5 ".