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

be given at the Academy OF Music Philadel
| phia- for which there has been an enormous
sale Of season tickets In Washington Tho
orchestra will assist in dedicating q new
music hall This event will occur "
carly December. and will be followed dur
ing the season with 1--WE symphony and chora
concerts given under the auspices OF the
| Washington Choral Society. Concerts are also
to be given in Orange. New Haven. Hartford
Providence. Springfield. Boston. Worcester
Portland. Albany. Rochester Ithaca, Pitts
burgh. Lancaster. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louis
vile. and many other cities. On Sunday even
Ing Nov. Is. Mr.. Damrosch will begin series
OF Sunday evening popular concerts" at the
Music Hall. which will be continued through.
out the winter and spring.
The people Of Pesaro are taking active meas
ures to celebrate the centenary OF Rossini's
birth in that city on Fob. 20. 1902.
| Henry Wolfsohn has Just discovered q new
contralto. Miss Olive Fremstadt. who has &C.
cepted many concert engagements. and will
appear in the popular concerts OF both seid
and Damrosch.
DAlbert will sail for this country on Feb ~.
and will appear with the Boston Symphony
Orchestra in April D'Albert is said to be a
devout Theosophist and vegetarian.
August Ludwig OF Berlin has assigned him
| sell the modest task Of completing Schuberts
unfinished Symphony in minor.
Verdi's fad Is to endow hospitals He has
built ono near Fiorenzuolo. and Is now con-
structing another in Milan. for tho benefit OF
old and poor artists. This will cost 100000.
Tho first OF the "Dnmrosch Sunday orches-
trail concerts" will occur at Music Hall on Sum
| day evening the 18th inst Tho symphony
Orchestra OF New York. Walter Damrosch con-
ductor. consisting Of seventy musicians. and
Nine Selma Kronoli and Signor Galass will
interpret very limo programme Those con.
certs will be given on every Sunday evening
during tho winter eXconting on Nov %. when
the Music Hall will be given up to the Lieder-
kranz Society. Miss Emma Juch has been en-
gagged ns soloist for the second COMFORT. Adoph
Drodsky. violinist: Mmc. Rtter-Goetze and
Signor Campanini are among the soloists en-
gagged for subsequent concerts.
Col. Henry Mapleson OF renown as operate
manager. IL again In this country and intends
giving series OF artists concerts" in vari-
Gus cities. The opening OF them will take
place In Boston on Saturday. Nov. 81, at tho
Music Hall. Among tho names announced as
belonging tn the troupe are those Of Nine.
Laura Schirmer- Mar lcson. Mn,c. Georgine Won
Januschowsky. Miss Marie Nellini. Frau Bart
schmid. Signor Italo Campanini. Mr. Charles
Adams. Mr.. Myron Whitney. and many others.
There will be grand concert orchestra. in
addition to Col. Mupleson's array Of talent. and
some promises of floral decorations after the
London Floral Hall style" are made.
On Wednesday,. Nov. IL. Miss Lucille Du Prs
violiniste will Civn a concert ut Stpinway Hall
under IL uspiccs Of several prominent society
ladies'
Besides his duties in connection with the
Symphony Orchestra. the Ora.orio and SYM
phony Societies. Mr. DamroScn will deliver In
various cities his lectures on the symphonic
form in music. In tho spring. after tho end
OF the New York concert season. Mr.. Dam :osch
will probably take the orchestra on IN extern
sive tour through the South and far West
Two new rianists and teachers OF the piano.
forte have arrived in New York with tho inten-
ton OF settling here: Julian Pascal. pupil Of
Martin Krause Of Leipsic. and who has made
specially of Chopin and List: and Mr.. Joseph
Pache, pupil Of Barth and Won Below: Max
Bruch. and Randegger. VINO has taught in tho
The second Sunday concert in the series at
tho Union square under George w; ri ;yd,s
direction Will occur u week from Tonight.
Viii make her New ios db ~ IT,
s"ios 10y A. IL KmaIl and Marie Mcneil. The
latter was once Il musical star in the Vaude-
vlllo houses.
Miss HOMO. Temple Of London will soon ar.
rive In New York to look a'6mr the r"yaIt lie OF
new copyright laws. Booscy Il GO. OF London
are her publishers.
Remeyni, tho eccentric violinist. who for sew
eral years has been travelling through remote
countries PLAYING to nngan and savage audi,
enccs. has come rack To- this count y. and VIII
gradually return To civilization ny making his
first appearance in Philadelphia.
Tho now German opera composer Paul Gels
Ter. writes his own liDretti. and his opera en-
titled The Knights OF Marienuurg" has made
quite u hit in Germany
The organ which was erected last summer
In tho song Library at Blenheim Tor the Duke
instrument. It has Tour manuals. and nifty;
open. 1t was made oy tho w,,ll-known English
builder; Willis. and is considered triumph OF
The New York Philharmonic Club will enter
ns year uEom s season tns put IW
two eSnefS y SeW Xo,k These vii Ma 1ass
wiI is"ssts 2!
TIN os9 eG%psa s1 Gub
played f9r the first time: +, A sextet lapslled
two victims. yoionrcello. and double bass, and
the same instrumen ts BY Theodore Gouvy--
m1 as%a sehssso OF
by FrrnS Roppler for ute r. y lan
By Tompso Vital. and Nocturne by
more. This is novelty in the combination OF
mrzzo soprano. flute, and string qnintet II, Tho
or: Miss Marion s. =. Need and /. Richard H9ii i:,
Workers. to miss. Richard Arnold and Emil
Schenck from their accustomed places. for the
personnel Is now as follows: John Marguardt
Ra ssb4s Hoa LaeR fns shns
August Kalkhof. double bass. and Eugene
Welner. flute.
The String Quartet Society Of New York.
consisting Of Edward Hermann. first vl1-
IN; Carl Hapser. second :, violin: A ".
IL.