The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
MUSIC HUNTERS RETURN.
DlMROSCJT, ARONsON, AND oRAU Ar
RIVE FROM EUROPEAN TOURS.

Mr.. Abbey's Baggage uents-Lots OF
Co~ie Opera II Store Ter the Fable.
Walter Damrosch arrived from Europe yestsr-
day on the steamship Fuerst Bismarck. He has
been abroad since May.whsre he went with the
double purpose Of enjoying artists for the ssa.
son At Andrew CarneRie's Musio Hall and OF
attending the Wagner festival at Bayreuth.
Mrs. Damrosch Is at her fathers homo In BAR
Harbor. and Mr.. Damrosch went TO his
mothers home. al seventy-sscond street and
Ninth avenue. upon his arrival. He will 60 to
Bar Rarbor to- morrow.
"Ono OF my principal objects In going
abroad" said he. was 10 secure frat con.
cert master and leader OF tho FIRST victims for
tho Music Hail orchestra. This I accomplished
TO my erent satisfaction. have engaged Prof.
Adolf Brodskv Of Leipzig. He IL professor
OF music and OF violin Instruction In the Con-
sorva,ory Of Music there. but IL better known
as the leader OF the famous Brodsky String
Quartet. which 10 known all over Europe. He
IL q very capable man and q flne musician.
also engaged n second concert master and two
musicians. They came over In June 10 keep
within the letter OF the Musical Unions dictum.
which declares against oil musicians playing
In orchestra In this country who have not been
here six months.
"Soloistsr Yes. / engaged q number OF very
hnc soloists. but am not at liberty to tell you
who they are ut present. That Will be the
subject Of an announcement at some ls'sr day.
"Oi course won't to Bayreuth. That 10 the
yearly Mecca OF musicians. was much dis.
appointed this year however. Tho music was
not nearly up 10 the average. Weexpect some.
thing very great there. you know-somothinG
far beyond what can be heard anywhere else
In the world. But have heard just rs good
concerts in several German cities rs heara
ttaHo lat hA nt,oiO
Gs N H., issS not w %s"t 'h F.a
not fortunate this year in hor ohoice Of
soloists. There were many great singers there.
put there wsIs also also number wh9 had simr,y
tue Importance OF the occasion or tue splrit Of
tho inusic. Some Of tn ere singers wers Young
chief lies In inefficient hands. Idid not stay
through ne series: ! heard the first four pres
os Ell sbs ysars pSns We'll We sb. be.
gin in November The sym rhony socety viii
e.ys It's regular Nix 9. ncer!s H. M m , Han:
Of Very ,inS season. have learned sine. ny
oas have arisnsed dases ' II Music Hal. and
there seems title DOUBT that 1t wi this year
ease re- s: az 81 Sf
My own pot plan for this winter is series
may remember that We gave several last vim.
ter In Cooper Union IA an experiment They
tut the scheme Into execution up,n larger
SCALE This year Fox eight years ! have had
this plan IN mind !hs rrcss cnarssd III I0r gu,
people have been driven to the public marks
md TO cheap concert sal, ons 10 crafty their
ns fns music ~ ,he richest IeopIe GET:
last year We made our concerts free. and
distribution. The on hasiasm with which the
people responded to our Invitation was graft
yS ssS sh s h Sys ssS
perhaps some In Cooper Cninn also: This yenr
We WIN charge ,;, small s'missioI fec: L VII
saa WI 3: ssisi Wiz si ,Ss
wossS paying f Tor: e' They viii sprrsei.ie
hey Mi u ,EI pay # more a:en,EI.n
OBJECT which viii be accomplished 81 charaing
small fee will be 10 keep away those who
a %n nos oS.
more room for real mrs ito lotsra Tho &;
naelis:.n1SIi..d people who Will b happy '0'es
Rudolph Aronson. manager, Of the Casino.
alec came on the LORRAINE; He brincs back
with him lots OF promises for new operas at
EsSoIsts. prsps,atlqnss , ar. being made 70.
Hnd the oTih'st po. Of srr Eoups
the production nn!il Aug. "a. The Musical
Protective, Union has been thrsatsn!ns to to
Viii b shin they are, cominv
in London he made n contract Mith Edward
Jakobo.wski. the composer OF Erninis." BY
poduce here ali his oreras Inc next
years He also obtained an option on the opera
osCsss 81 1.esB GsMfts: som.
to f!s Hed for bat Vii
pstte's opera, The Te.ephone Girl" and
Mr.. Xronson will bring Jules Masssnst. the
and WSssenst is to Conduct an orchestra to
play his own works.
the ini,iAi, Performance Of Indigo Strauss
VIE VIE AMI he was willinr to come, but he object:
! cd Strauss. however. promised TO come and
Wrns wsh vii g. o pr on
mad, c :d ks,a s. hi.
''nBB Before Il Went abroad" continued Mr.. Aron;
zsrs eps
vent to sfe It n%mhsr "a :, ,tm x :, IN
| j havo obtsined it for tho Casino, to be y, O.
dncsd after Tue run 81 Indigo 1t has be-
Maurie. Gran: who arrived BY n. French
m.reIy 10 tso his partneT Mr., Abbey who Ia
on his way here from San Francisco. NJ: 0,au
10 connie : HE ArranEs.men,a for Tho coming
my compapy." said hs last night. rs the
f wi SIX: * &c: s:i Ssx !:
the Rrsstest lying singer. 10 the void.
mann; "ni Marie Van Zand,; whom !
eontrnltoa. Jean de RqaSE Q il o.day The lead.
IEdouaia is The issdine basso: Will,
jean Taasslie TO lie the greatest Twins
harstons. The two dc Reszkss and Laseale
have for years heen known ns the French trio
AihHnl: L.hMrRp; ND seb.lsbh ,i every one ];
IT, O,ers, Comilns: Paris; ADD .l,, hn. !ss ]
M of last season in Giuch's "Oriso"at Coven,
| Garden"
many aie Maria Pettigiani. sofia RayoRll