The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08

poet, Sidney Janler. not only inherits his
the flute and spends much time In tho study
Of this beloved Instrument
Violin" who died last summer in Switzerland.
was simple. unIretentio1s. and ordinary
aen T" or sfHe st' Sty aen
money alone inspired her pen and after rub
live in Dusseldorf. where she became interest
ed in music and found material for the story
nknaW t the "Is ess OF Io
sT2ys for soSa DER ssS
Although Tho First violin,".is n charming
tho harmful ELECTS "f speh BOOKS as tbs and
aAuG9este whSh haze been
q nsFiSn r4 tSS va aYs
tain i at any cost Honest devotion 70 art is
tRsores Laid out in ss.nt iE n"vrs and
those who build romantic hopes from such
fall into ruins when the true realities Of life
assert themselves.
Marie Van zandt and the Rhyogli sisters ar
TySd from E boI IN the CITY 81 Paris
Chicago. Although Miss Van zant i a New
ESrop by BIRTH prns sf sh n % Ss Rs iii
sisters arc natives Of Rome. One Of them is q
and sn the other mszSo and
cess was made at Covcnt Garden last year, and
they will probably he fayorites here for their
the Italian operas
original version. recently discovered. OF Schu-
nann's D minor symphony. No. 4.
Two other works by old composers have re;
Gently been brought to light One. q choral
| n ian rad m nGIn Ia n h,Ft Ia
request O. the Grand Duke Leopold q Tuscany
was furnshed 6 by "a Forentne . poet The "thep
rcic 4 an overture by ,Ghcruhini. ,comp"ssd
and after being played by this. body II was
lost. The manuscript Is now IN tho hands q a
NJ WAS nsrs Fl the
In invention he was fertile. and in regard to
purity Of style and pertectonot form. he has
whose work in the line OF instrumental com.
position stands comparison with tho great
| German composers
France has os2 ySGanG comross;s;+ Brunesn;
the same time as SIascagni's Cavaiisria Illus.
tiGana." This has nesn mighty nra,ca by tho
that Brunean asked II. l2l4 fer prrmission to
R tRst s sd tt Try his hand
interesting and, pathetic SUBJECT exactly suit
able for musical treatment.
| lola is something Of musician himself.
| having studied music very, seriously ut one
"a his ' and He plays h s q tR
Bruneau's LIE Rove Is on the boards ~
Frau Cosima-I .iszt.von Bnow. Wagner or
| Frau Cos-flntntte- ma List Won Bnl, Nv Wag
t W"m"v.r s lra's m
| with his head" or any other mandate ut Bay
reuth. i Is forthwith and immediately put into
| execution. She now objects most yociferously
! and VIOLENTLY t. l. ,en :rin's beard. and every
tenor who .att,mpt.. the part in future must
| the enchunted knight and hero and to please
| Mrs. Wagner.
| The Office Of cantori s one little understood
~ rsrs9ns not ipn'li4t with the services 81
Christian priest. The part borne BY the cantor
nS IA in n e t IL prs s Who a1 e%sy
avn for the resder pen e as e
singer, it Is he WHO leads in the service with
an elaborate and often a difficult musical
| sponsiyely. In the whole musical service the
voice Of the cantor f. the predominatins ele.
salary exceeds that 9f any member Of the
G r.,i: The cantor Of Emanuel Temple is DR.;
sy Snn is at he
New York Conservatory OF Music.
mrnt OF resident singersfor use upon dtnary
torio work. When # desires to sivs anything
how quickly it turns t" New York for solo ma
tnrIal! No city IN the world. unless it be Lon
that Of this metropolis. Many Of the New York
choir vocalists do almost as much travelling
as their opaorntic contemporaries. performing
In distant cities during the week. and return
ing in time t, be In the choir CALLER on sun
day. Most Of the leading singers have matters
SO arranged that others can lie substituted
for them If their absence is unexpectedly pro-
longed.
INNS Won Bnlow makes use Of satire for the
effective correction Of his organizations. and.
indeed: SO pungent and canstic arc tho rer-
YOU little Doctors remarks, thata any one visit
briy ' exam%es Of his Wit Very different is
he from n sbt Yo Wy Rar to
a sarcastic thing that tile man might take
away as specimen. he could not do It. :" Ma.
sarcasm tor which he was celebrated. she's
no " critter to force Ye mann Int her tax her
an Fyne again DOT she comes In a gush.'
DR.. Won Bhlow came out In q .gusb once when
he rebuked the feminine half Of an oratorio
While the tenors and bassos were repeating
their respeetiye Parts the sopranos and altos
callc{ to order several, times. but paid. no at
tention their voices v chattsrlng and ciacking
out: ladies. Rome docs not have to he snyed
tC.Hg6t WHICH witty remark produced the
the chas S Of the Women. '' - WV '''' '
Massenet is working on an opera called
R2Ssiart" ths subject OF which is taken