The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

MUSIC AND MUSICLlNS.
There Is quite demand In London for piping
| bullnnches. and. consequently. school Tor
the training OF them has been started in Cow
ont Garden. 1t takes about eighteen months
to complete the education OF bird. so they
are, in consequence. q trife behind the times
in their songs. The birds are taught by means
| OF small barrel organ. which Is kept going oil
Of the day. As they are rather expensive and
very amusing In their prima-donna-like aatics.
II may become fad to introduce them into
New York parlors at private musicals.
Hereafter tho pulses Of all pianofortea viii
beat alike. for the Piano Manufacturer As
| ISOLATION OF New York. Of which Mr.. william
Steinway Is President, and which met on Nov.
| g. has adopted u standard pitch A commit
tee reported In favor OF the standard French.
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IN Nsw
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contra!to: Fred Harvey. tenor. and Herbert
| w. webster. pasS goo. ...
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title which will DO given among othsS ,d novel;
Vienna.
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DR.. Maekenzis's dramatic oratorio. The
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Society with great success.
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musical leadership: He possesses, however:
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grammes viii be devoted to string aqartets.
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works OF prominent modern composers.
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Johann StrausS's op9retto, called Mupor
PaZman," will be among the novelties given
this season ut the Imperial Opera. Vienna
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I" Ping SIM" with text by Louis iallet. taken
from one OF his love stories; has been accepted
by the Opera Comiaue; and Messenger is busy
composing music to an opera to be entitied
Mime. Chrysantheme." the libretto OF which
Is. Of course. taken from Pierre Lofts novel.
Several women in London have found 2 now
industry for themselves IN tuning pianofortos
There Is no reason why women could aot ioI-
mand upon strength and pays comparatively |
well. !
Mr. Gerrit Smith will give FREQ organ re-
citals Mt the South Church. on MeIlson avenue |
and Thirty eighth street. every Monday after |
noon. at O'clock for several weeks.
Beginning on Tuesday afternoon next Mr.: |
William j. Henderson will deliver a course OF |
lectures on the "HistGry OF Music 81 the New
O'clock until April. Mr., Leopold GodoWsky,