The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
PADEREw sKI HERE AGAIN.
Tho Pianist Arrives on the white star
steamship Teutonic.

Tho Pianist Arrives on the white star
steamship Teutonic.
Paderewski Is in NV York again. and
music lovers are glad. lie arrived yes
terday on the White Star steamship Teu-
tonic. and will be heard on the evening
OF November 4th at Carnegie Music Han.
He appears to be in excellent health.
The musician sail he had had q pleas
ami VOYAGE and had enjoyed the sea air.
He said he looked forward with keen
anticipation to greeting his American
friends again. At the regular ships con-
cert TUESDAY hight Psderewski played i've
selections, and snJered very heartily into
the spirit OF the entertainment.
The pianist was accompanied by Hugo
Goslitz, his private secretary. lmms-
diately after landing, the two we're driven
to the Windsor Hotel The voyagers
were welcomed at the pier by Charles
Stenway, Charles Trethar, N. Stetson.
J. G. Fryer, and John Ccwdsn.
Concerning the opera which Paderewski
is known TO have been at work on for .
considerable length OF time. Mr.. Gosiiz.
to whom the newspaper men were re-
ferred, said that 1t was complete, with
the exception of orchestration. When
composer sufficiently rested. 1. is his in
tention. Mr. Gosiitz said to Immediately
resume work on the opers. and not stop
until IL is finished. Offers TO produce IL
have been received from all the principal
theatres OF Europe. The music Is to be
Paderewskrs own.
The book from which the opera was
taken was written by friend of Pa
derewsk's. whose name Is not divulged.
Mr. Gosltz thinks that the production
will be q great success, and intimated
that the author had high hopes of its
winning approval.
Paderewski is fresh from the fields OF
many triumphs. He left here I'm May.
1893 shortly after the opening OF the
Worlds Fair, and went direct to Paris.
But his arduous work had told upon him.
and he sought rest I'm the South OF
France. He remained i'm retreat until the
following autumn when he emerged from
seclusion. and fulfilled an engagement for
a tour Of England, In which he gave
forty concerts. A trip of recreation to
Italy followed, after which Paderewshi
appeared in London After the close OF
the season there. work on the opera was
taken up. Then came another tour OF
Great Britain and an IncursiOn into Hoi-
land. Visits TO Dresden and to Lepslc
. followed. Dresden people heard the
piansts Polish fantasy for the first
time II had been given twice before
once In AK La Chapelle and once In Nor
witch. The music-loving saxons became
so enthusiastic over the fantasy that it
was by urgent request performed again
and again.
During the summer of the present year
Paderewsk gave one orchestral concert
md al In.
he has been resting I'm the South OF
France and making preparations for his
American tour.
His first concert here-the one to be
given at Carnegie Music Hall-will have
the following programme: Chopin's y
minor concerto with Richard Bnrmeis-
ter's orchestraton; Liszts II fiat con-
certo. and Paderewski's new Polish fan
tasy.
Following the concert Paderewski will
give recitals at the Carnegie Music Hall
on November 9Th and November 18th.
The itinerary OF his tour, so far as has
been planned, Is as follows: Philadelphia,
November 9Th; Brooklyn academy OF
Music) November nth; Philadelphia, No
vember 18th; Boston, November 18th. I'D
and Goth. other cities which the pianist
has arranged TO visit are Poughkeepsie,
Albany, Worcester, Portland, Me-. Spring
field, Mass, Troy, Hartford, New Haven,
Providence. Washington. Baltimore, Pitts
burg. Cleveland and Buffalo.
The visits will be made in the order
named Buffalo is expected TO be reached
about Christmas. The musicians APP
paar4nce there viii wind up the first part
OF his tour After two weeks rest he
will start on the second part of his trip.
Cincinnati will be the first city to be
visited then, IN order. Louisville. In
dlanapolls, Chicago, ST. Louis, Nashville,
Aalan'a, Memphis. New Orleans. San
Diego. Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
In the latter city PaderewsId Will MI a
three weeks engagement From there
no will go to Salt Lake city, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas city, Minneapolis. st.
Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Columbus.
This is as far as the programme has
been outlined. Il is probable that IL will
be considerably extended. and that the
pianist will find time to reappear in
concerts in this city before sailing.