The sun., 1900-08-19
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

The Kaltenbom concerts will be continued
at the St Nicholas Music Hall until Septem-
Der. when they will be transferred to the Her
aid Square Theatre. Sunday evening con-
ccrts will be given there during the winter
months, The soosts tonight will be Her
man Boyer Hanne and John NJ Spargur. The
fun programme will be as follows:
Overture, Ipdra" ................... Flotov
Unfinished symphony .................., Schubert
Synv otshsSIIs- -saiabond. and Bouite 'gsch
Cello Solo-Adago =. ...-. ....,..,.... .KughaI
Fee, o,.r,u,. MI pe'ei'Hene ........I.ss.n
Slavic March ..................,...,.T .TsehAikowsky
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Serensde .MosIkowsky
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ON Monday evening the programme will
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~, we lnauo w 'r"ieS Ot 'ne W.. - " ,I.
posers most poptlar with the public that at
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eramme on Wednesday will be made up
vbnllv or IIybtsr music and ON Thursday niaht
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the Wagnerlan numbers VIII form the greater
part Of the programme. The first perform
nnce Of Warner's "Iohensrin" will be COM
memorated by special programme oohIa'h-
ing suggestions from the opera.
Iemnriere prlnele is known to audiences
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at the metropolitan only as singer IN Itailah
French and German opera, although he has
had exnerienoe that will be OF value
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10 MN "heh ne taxes huS place n .ho
company that Is 10 give opera In Eng
Ish here this winter. Some of the wasnerian
roles ne mas sung III fHRisn arc FOpht III pie
Meistersinger." Hing Marx In in Tristan und
Isolde" Wotan in 'siegfried' and the Land
we're sung for the first time in English. VIII
liam Paul. who is to be heard for the first time
"e'c "''' '''o 'O'ip'Ii'' sous e'N'S va n 'O40 80
Tor three years with the Carl Rosa opera COM
p"uy, l-nNa,, 60 r,on1har ~ ,ha ooroUanv
a,Vt" a. H.. Tarai 6nera Honse in Stockholm. W6ere
sn' herss M%s Garrono who is 70 return 70 this
country next winter. viii be heard first at
Carnegie lial! with tne New t9rA PhilhaI-
m2hai concerto M In aot Nine tar-
reno is TO play during the coming season in
cuba and Mexico.
GaGqmo facen i,and iS G0nlng cor 10 ms is 'ognIrs
Tosca % az t6e Metropolitan Opera House
The last distinguished composer 10 take this
step was Herman PetlotIrs' rs ,T Mho cams mere 70
noisad nan since 4" iaaye his home for that
nurpose Sig. Buzz I-peccia. one Of the noted
Italian singing teacheIs OF the udJ' mas re-
cehn,,y He'GvJ S,oi,sr+ ubo oniv m sbor. tim. sso
nreseutad to Yale University his valuable
collection Of musical mstrulnents, has now
offered ule uII,lTin i, W, &c ~
Sc,nI,n,efitivs eyaminaiion in organ, piano and
violin arc to have the uss Of the scholarship
for three years. PROVIDED that hey remain
10 Von,lit mrps oS foTtv nicked Voices bos heen
engaged here for Mime Sembrich's orsra COM
pany.. OF which the principals are 70 arrive
here naIs "n hr ber Snsbsnd nd and NM raw s
ignani and Iago, will leave for this country
Kp,ng tho artists engaged for her company
is tho Italian basso sig Dado, who was heard
here during tn" ensaTement ger Gt the Nap,rsGn
H. tbs faii ~ isps lie was then recognized
as one of the best artists in that company
,,,o ,oror ,,ostior IA evIdsnt,, M nearer sob,-
Inc TENOR question Is ev'uenuy NO neaITr sou,
tion than 1t was six months ago. when 1t looked
go. arod,ca sor,e sinSors worthy N ,ake
n"sht pIouu'e solhe sns, Nv "osuH ,,n9o,,.n W .aAo
NM BGna S sensk "na a9 IA tour VINO mao
never '' "ron nea,u 'ue.' "o'' VI. 80. 80 W 20
In ,ne Igaont o,ont Iu' IO tho Seo % do Ia Tor
cI wo. indeed % under contract to the Maurice Grsu
Eoora Noo ,11gr u although II now ,eem. unosr
tain whether or not As Is 10 De hesrd mere
In any case, his appearances here will not be made
,,dor tho circumstances originally expect.d
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lie Is 10 not replace W. an pych' LOT 'nA' Mus'
returns 10 sing the limited repertoire In which
no has been heard here for the pas. two sea-
"' nus r.. fl.ao,, o,..,..t...--
sons. NJ ue III lour honuoh Experiences
led Mr.. GTau to rcengage Nj. Van Dyck rather
thsn relv on any possibility OF NJ. ds Ia Tours
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success mere. luls was dIteI Nno l'Ohuon sea-