The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
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Music and Musicians.
Give me music, sad and strong,
Drawn from deeper foarts than song;
Moe .mpsssIored. fail ard tree
Than tne Poets numbers De.
-BayaFd Taylor.
Her taperiAg fingers from the keys
P@r.o.ne1 sach da.cct harmonies,
That scarce the Gr0wsy chords Gwoke,
Bat seemed to murmur N tkur s.eep.
Samuel Ward.
Where words fail, m1s.c speaks.
-KANs AN~-"soN'
The human soul and music arc alone
eternal -Geo;ge L. Upon
And wc sail' on. away. a:ar
without a course. without s.ar
Pa BY the inst,@ct OF swee, music df.ven.
Think more o. your own progress than
the opinion o; Others.
-Mond.!ssOhn.
Music TO tine mina Is as ar 10 tn. body
Plato.
Singing is one preparation for heaven.
-Bevai
Let ne die to the sounds Of delicious
muse. NIL 0s~u'
Music Is the close,
AZ The last taste OF sweets is sweetest
last.
Music, oh. how faint, how weak
Language fails before thy sped!
WHY should feeling ever speak
when thou canst breathe her soul so well.
Moore.
Give me some music. music moody food
of us that trade IN love.
W 40 Shakespeare.
A trulv inspired artist always plunses
into MS work with enthusiastic abandon.
Wagner.
Handel IL The unequalled master OF all
masters. Go. turn to him. and learn. with
few means. how TO produce such great
effects. beethoven
IL IS only when our feelings. our mind,
and our taste derive full satisfaction from
music that our pleasure In art really be-
COLLECTED By c. F. MUTTER.
szumokski. variously called Miss, Nine.
and Mile. and said 20 be the only pupil
OF Paderewski. is rapidly winning her
way with the public both here and abroad.
As Paderewsk has steadily refused to
teach any one. IT may be assumed that
aside from the lady's talent she may have
won. the great artist by being native OF
his own country. Poland.
Clerici has written the music of an
opera which was suggested 70 Walter T.
Grogan by Kingslsy's poem Lorraine
Lorraine Lorree." II Will be produced at
st. Georges Hail. LCad2r on The evening
OF October 3lst.
Melba will appear in three roles at the
Royal Opera. Berlin. as guest, November
2sth, December "a and 9Th. and will make
her debut in Lucia"
Emma Nevada arrives in America about
November lst.
The first monument in Germany 10
Brahms was unveiled at Meinigen October
lth. II is the work OF the sculptor, Hill
debrand, of Dresden.
1t IS learned from Vienna that the ballet
on which Strauss was at work At the
time of his death is in much more ad-
vanced state than was at first supposed.
The first act is entirely finished and FOR
the second several numbers are done.
while there are sketches OF melodies
enough to furnish forth several other acts
and an operetta or two besides.
Siegfrled Wagner has been paid a rare
and special compliment by the manage
ment Of the Imperial Opera. Vienna.
where he has been invited to conduct a
series OF representations of HIS comic
opera. Der Barenhauter. The German
papers point out that not even his father,
Richard Wagner. was allowed 70 conduct
Der Ring des Nibelungen at the Imperial
Opera. Vienna. although he appeared at
the Thester An der Wien. Nor has even
50 popular a Vlennese composer as Carl
Goldmark ever yet been invited TO direct
one OF his own works At the Imperial
Opera.
Cecilia Rosa IS the stage name Of the
latest American prima donna. Rosa Ce-
ella SHAY. Of Cincinnati. She made her
debut at La Scala. Milan. last June She
will return 10 THIS country early In May.
\ company with a capital Of 1915 900 has
been formed a. Warsaw for the purpose
OF establishing regular symphony concerts
ofithe same description as those OF the
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. Several
members OF the Polish nobility and "haute
hance" are interested in the venture; and
such known artists as Psderewski.
Jean de- Reszke and Josef Hoffman arc
prominent shareholders In the new under
taking