The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01

phrase. Hs often turns on their mistakes with
Paderewski. the Polish pianist will FIRST sp-
pear In New York on Tuesday evening. Nov ~
Ssalnt-sasnss Concerto. No. 2 in q minor:
his own IL and several num-
Nov, 1 his s praspsmme Consists Of Beethovens
e an miner ,S and Lists hangaFisn Fsaasa'
Eminor: Rubinsteif's Concerto in d minor
pianoforts alone. Including the dainty little
minuet which Is so often played rs an encore
at and which 70 to the ~
under the dlreetiona o. Nv waiter DsmroseS The
win vi Il tBs Madison saars
Garden; are as follows:
n Tae Sd1y yGnnf NRy "a Tha5sdSy NV evss
Afternoon; Dec H. and SATURDAY afternoon.
Hista,rica Hall. Monday afternoon. Dec. IA.
and Wednesday afternoon. Dec. 10
The greatest Interest is evinced in the coming
y iii IS, in the LsSkins Giass t + saId ihss
Fhsd tho Sse q 81 Il s ysar nn
before that time he had published COMPOSITIONS
ende SFen ar rh ans On
shTs,ra in "A nnsf sp i1 Pr.fIaaam p Ct
GP i5; mumorssaues Do concert" o.. II:
vvIntrodncton ct Tossata,. op; .: chants, du
Sbau OF 10 Mai t. and
violin and rianoforte. op. 10. and four songs.
scrption Of PaderewsEi is taken from private
letter Of a well;known New York musician.
xse Rcaf 1n t he ne% ps ssys
in Paris. He APPEARED at the same time
sa, s .h ous one e sP ,Ss
orchestra. Padsrewski played one OF his own
IN s sns Is
pearance. Imagine u tail. thin young man.
very pale and very dgnilied. with shock Of
vel0pes his head like u halo. He is extremely
modest, and has quiet. dreamy manner at
style is most delightful and he plays with
fine execution. brilliant technique. clear.
clean. crisp tone. and astonishing power. His
mndly enthusiastic. and made the greatest
fuss Imaginable oyer him, Paderewski also
every variation he would have to pause on ac-
count OF the mnrmurs Of admiration and fire.
Pic. Take the ease Of Henry n: Aiken q 1rin;
Trinity for forty. eight successive years.
hf 81 the MI bod
ganist, rehearses his boys thrice each week in
boy sap rs Albert ss treat. wHose voice
The Baritone soloist Of the choir is Mr.. Willet
Seaman. Jr, who was last season member OF
Francis Wilson's company.
Mrs. Ernest Lawrence. formerly Miss Winch.
cd as In al Rprfhn1Nnawsa
street, Mr.; and Mrs Lawrence are to remove
to Zenia. Ohio.
Miss Annette Reynolds. late contralto at tho
and Seventy third street. has handed in her
She Is to go on twenty weeks
tour OF the south as prima donna OF the Bloom
church has been taken by Miss Clara F. Haw-
ley.
When Mrs Lena Luckstone Myers resigned
her place as solo contralto at the Bnaf Jeshu-
nue.. to join Gilmore. it left vacancy which |
Miss Adele Strauss has Just been appointed to
: The place Of Clinton Elder. former tenor Of
st; Thomas's Church. Fifth avenue and Fifty
lloyd Nf Sasnes sd
s sie Of that opera Through New York and New
Jersey this winter by an amateur company.
Miss Adele Aus der Abe returned to this
country last Monday. and immsdiately started
the West for short TtS shs has
Miss Aus der Abe played at = reception given
NJ most Enthusiastically received. AA0 "A'
Most 2, the sinners at the cssnG started In
vas few Years ago the eOpranO In st. |
swithin's Church in London. Fred Solomon
in hoy choir in until N he S
u the Catholic Cathedral in Cincinnati and
trace Golden was member OF the choir, OF
Iessrs. Bassett aud Pruette are old Philadel-
2hia church choir singers majority Of the
chos this City ana In
Lillian Russell. who now heads her own comic
'pera company. never sang in choir. but At,
church in Toronto.
J; ". Morrissey sat in the Garden Theatre
lad lad ordered a rehearsal Of the Chorus FOR that
h p aad s IS he soatbs shs
o be made at the rehearsal But as the time
designated on the call board drew near and
VAS, VAS filed tei with spprehenson what could have
Was 1t possible that sickness had
bsT hs sss Saa Fl s sS
Is it was useless TO begin rehearsal with this
mall complement. those present were dis:
missed after being notified that the rehearsal
you'd be carried over till the next day. All
he chorus singers reported at that time:
Where had they been2 Oh. they were all
hurch choir singers. and had been In at
enhance at their cholrsl
Remenyi. the violinist. has been engaged by
he Redpath Lyceum Bureau for q tour
Trough tho country and has already appear;
viii be heard in this city some time in Novem-
yer in conjunction with the Seidl orchestra.
Mr.. Walter Damrosch announces that he has
ormed a string quartet, composed of four dis
ingushed members OF his orchestra. to be
allied the, New York symphony String Quartet.
yhich will appear ut Chamber Music Hall.
Iusc Hall building. in eight cham Der music
December. Adolph Brodsky. lrst violin:
econd violin to be selected: Jan koert, viola. |
nd Anton HekkinG. yioloncello.
At the Museuma.
Manager George H. Huber. when in Europe
ist summer. heard Of a woman who was said
D possess the features and head OF lion. He
an oh bor nuf anuaCaj tcr for hihifinp |