The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
He Wears silk Hat aud His Hair ID Under


New York, Oct 2s.-PaderewSki is in
New York again, and music lovers are
glad He arrived yesterday On the
White Star steamship Teutonic, and
will be heard on the evening of Novem-
ber at Carnegie Music hall He ap-
pears TO be inexcellent health
He wears a silk bat and has his hair
well under control.
The musician said he had had pleas
art voyage and had enjoyed the sea
air He said he looked forward with
keen anticipation 70 groking his Ameri-
can friends again.
At The regular ships concert last
night Paderwski played five selections.
and entered heartily into the spirit OF
the entertainment. The pianist was
accompanied by Hugo 9oslitz. his pTi-
waite secretary. Immediately after
landing the two were driven to the
Windsor hotel The voyagers were
welcomed ait the pier by Charles Stein
way, Charles Tretnar, s.. StstSon, j. c.
Fryer, and John CoWdh-
Concerning the opera which Paderw-
ski is known to have BEEN at work ON
for a considerable length Of time, Mr..
Goslitz, to whom the New York men
were referred. said THAT it was complete
with the exception of orchestration.
When the present tour is compketed.
and the composed suff1cisntly rested. it
is his intention to Immediately resume
work on the opera and not stop until
it is finished Offers to produce it have
been received from all the principal
theaters of Europe. The music Is TO be
Paderwski's own
The book from which the opera was
taken was written by q friend Of Ped
erwsk's. whose name Is not divulged.
Mr.. Goslftz thinks the production will
be great success, and intimated that
the author had high hopes of ITS win
ming approval.
The great pianist sid, concerning his
American trip: This viii be my third
tour here. and am looking forward
with pleasure to seeing my friends.
AS you know, / am oping west and
south on a long trip and shall be away
from New York most Of tie winter after
my first three concerts h0re. look for
ward with pleasure to my visit to chi
coga, a city of which am fond
Am / a good sailor? Well no;
can hardly say so, but this voyage did
not miss a meal, as We had smooth
and pleasant weather. had a piano
in my stateroom and practiced every
day nearly the same as on land. Last
night there was concert on the ship
and 1 played several of the smaller
pieces Of Chopin, Msndelssohn and
Liszt.''
Paderwski is fresh from the fields of
gland, Holland, Germany and else
where.
During the summer of the present
year Paderwski gave an orchestral con-
cert and one recital in London Since
then he has been resting In the south of
France and making preparations for his
American tour
His first concert here. the one to be
given at Carnegie Music han. will have
the following program: Chopin's F
Minor Concerto, with Richard Bur-
meister's orchestratioP Listzs Flat
Concerto and PaderWs PoEsh Fan
tasy.
Following the concert Paderwski will
give recitals ait the Carnegie Music hall
on November and II. The initerary
of his tour so far as IL has been plan
ned. is as follows: Philadelphia, No
adelphia, November. y; Boston, No
vernber 10. % and = Other critics
that the pianist has arranged to visit
are: Poughkeepsie. Springfield. Mass.
Troy. Hartford, NeV Haven, Provi
dence, Washington, Baltimore, Pitts
burg. Cleveland and Buffalo.
The visits will be made in the order
named Buffalo - expected to be
reached about Christmes. After two
weeks rest he will start on the second
part Of his trip Cincinnati Ii VIII be The
first city TO be visited: then. in order.
Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicazo. st.
Louis. Nashville. Atlonta. Memphis,
New Orleans. Nashvilie. San Diego. Los
Angeles and San Francisco. In the
latter city Paderw.ki viii I'll a three
weeks engagement From there he
will go 10 Salt Lake Denver. Omahs.
Kansas City. Minneapolis. 81 Paul.
Milwaukee. Chicago Nd Columbus.
This is as far as the Nkogram his been
outlined. Il is probafN that II will be
considerably extend6d Snd that the
pianist viii find time 70 ~ pPear in con-
certs in this city before sailing.