New-York tribune., 1900-03-19

80, ,-,ces Corder devoted more
a0n ..or 10 the orohesra as "hoie. ou' Ia -
aileH -s,,fsr4ar-heaimeo TO teacn sne Hnsnsn
was ' - - write for the small oanos or tho
s'.a.- s-, ana theatre NV. frou,s 'irioa i .,n-
ballroom a''- .-bans lothing could more explicitly
veTsaL anu s.s,,,al, tell what he has done than
and cofnf - he as told all about the individual
70 say tH'. ,,e-olurne. he writes twelve addi-
ins'rue ..-e roraining 300 pages. on the orches-
tioiS' o-sl the,iringed orchestra the treatment
ira 70 .-,,-nets the small orchestra tmeahins
G. WIG -+.bor wind instruments other than
tne ,,.,oa : tone. contrasts ana colors' the
hofhs'' - =, ae organ ana orchestra, orchestral
us-,er-. arranging for orchestra scoring
aooolnfa.-., r-hes-ras and chamber music. The
.or in19- -'E-,,s,d by Augener & Co. whose American
To'A --r..-i,e are schuberth & Co.
..-,o,ir Society of Vienna viii give
The srfs AZ the Paris Exposition. and
severn utt.e doubt that -he Berlin Phiihar-
tneie - I.eipsic Gevandhaus Orchestra. both
H0a-- re under the direction Of Mr.. Nikisch,
o. - - srit The United States, with its Bos-
VIII lolo .,,,,- orchestra which is at least the
O- E1ne German organizations mentioned VIII
egls- ea7rei hy q brass band. What a pity
H - man outlined in This journal TO make n
lla' -.o,oayts by the Boston Orchestra a Gov
sei'77 s,bfsst was permitted to fall through for
e1-.,f tho E9e0 required TO carry it out! Are
,-,rsi- lovers who are also patriots ana
--.--~9fers among our men OF great NeaIlh-
pll .,a time opportune 20 show 70 the as
: - ,r--ld that We can not only fight, manu-
-, sra trade but also cultivate the arts
- ,,ete for gentleness and refinement? The
-. ,,,--,orr Of the regulations Of the Expos-
.-,,o-fties on the subject of music is as foi-
lows.
.,..-,- works and performance Of all nations
-.4.t-s+s,g ~ the exhibition VIII be adnissiole
Es@.-e--tf soe-rries both French ana foreign VII!
49, 49,. 5r ia, grand nall of the Trocadero, ana
fre~ music will be performed IN the small haIl
.t.laI.T .o[sfiee viii organize their concerts AZ
--s1 -, 7,-.7rusc and their own rlsk l ne
- .,r--+cU OF the seats IN tle grand nan VII
~, 45r-,o~-f ~ ttfa societies. VINO VIII pe az
- - ~ raair own rates for the seats ana VII
q -+5-Il5 IN The receipts. with sundrF deuucIio
-ti-~ --.ferai Soriefies ran only De adrnlittq VI
=, -----a~-ra and -ecDurlenCat1n or the toiil-
~. General of che nation 70 which they De-
- AnnIicatious must reacH ne 1otllss. "a -
.e--- ssf-~z aurfl L. Foreign commissioner
'st--5--i ~. 5ae~af 10 insure that The music per
- La +o-aien societies Is specially representa-
- -aa ra-tonaIity 1i the performers. ! ne
- ,rrhe--ra can be placed at tle H!SIosl non
"a s@-sier r7a-5o~s who wish 10 he represented o.,
e.,,-;-fone There viii also be competitions, OF
ss--e7 sn-ioties Iorpheons} ana nrass anu e o1Iea
80 t--=e Foreign societies wishing 70 epiiPetSE
e- s--1z- through the ComInissaT, -c@elleIail %
- -5,-rr--- and their applications must Iei1cH
General IN Paris before March l.
- ,-.,rarTr30ue nf the choral societies VIII AK
-,-t. +- T1liv and those Of the Drass oallus IA
49, T-ae prizes will consist OF crowns palms
and medals