The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
HUsIC AND MUSICIANS.

Garden nave met Will onrOuFaQ1DR suOC04D.
The programme tonight will be a. follows
Overture. "MaNniello.' Auber: Reverie.
yieuxtemps; overture. Magic Flute Mozart;
why Do the Nations" The Messiah" Handel.
Mr.. Hofmann's string orchestra: Revere.
B~ottesini; violin solo. Carl Engel. 'Blumenge-
! n0ster.' Won Blon; concerto. E-fat, Liszt,
Mr.. winkler; symphonic poem. Les Pre-
ludes." Liszt; songs. Mr.. Hofmann; Bridal
| Procession. "Lohengrln.- Wagner: waltz, ''Cri-
terra. John Arnold; overture. Morning. Noon
and Night" Suppe; march. "Tzigane." la.
combe.
On Tuesday night Tschaikowsky's nfth sym.
| phony will be played. The programme on
| Thursday will be devoted chiefly to Wagner's
\ music.
Frank Van der Stuoken has composed what
he calls a Symphonic Prologue" for the Nine
tenth National Saengerfest. to begin In Brook
| lyn on June 80. Mr.. Van der Stucken was not
satisfied with the ordinary overture for the
occasion. and decided on the form he win use
here. 1t will represent the triumphs OF peace
over war and the devotion of men to the culti-
walton Of the arts. after the abolition OF brute
force as the greatest factor in humanity. The
orchestra will consist Of 1856 musicians. TO be
conducted by Arthur Claasen. and the choral
part will be sung by 1000 male voices.
hsAannre Ies.ehnlaon VIZ re'u1n npN' yeM
Teresa Carreno l. 10 be heard here again next
season. Alexander Lambert sailed for Eu-
'oSStt ,M ~ inursoay' - .u, ,.u. 10
Lussan. Iloyd dAubivne and Luoillo Hill have
been engaged for the season OF opera In Eng
nsn, whioh 10 pokui ~ t"y MeuIpYItnn
snpounccd. Walter Damrosch is CONDUCTING
the, summed concerts at Willow Grove Park.
rhi"oeiph'a.
Ernest Kraus finally did po 10 Covent Garden
and appeored there first As Sieomund in "Die
Walliuere. Uc WINS 40 nnsious to accent the
engagement that be wrote IN the in,sndant of
the onero NJ Rerlir. ash, ng for leove Of absenoa
and, relying ON an affirmative answer. went to
London without waiting for nm official response
mr. is,..ss., - - -. - ro.~.
u '''uah' rep''eu III 'ho ~ i'"e' no"rf"'
and his colleagues are wondering what Herr
Kraus's official p~nnisbmenr will be. He nleassd
in London, where even his WAY of singing gave
satisfaction. FRITZ Scheff's mother is Mime.
Jaeoer-one Of the leading singers AZ the Frank
,ort Onora uorsaNona ~ iii ,nnoari o. oonoar.
In London before the close Of the season. So
will her father. who IL a musician. Since the
scl,naa q, .Johnry Mor,on,s ,o,ontod ,ar,ny s,,oh
eeiiSe oohhhy morgan 'aieh~o FANNY Such
an accomplished domestic group has not been
heard OF.
When Jean de- Reszko appeared for N. erst
time this season In London the price OF the best
seats was raised 10 81. so, although he WAS in
such had voice TINT hs couId hardIy 90, ,hrouoh
Garden company To sing I'm -Ia Roheme- and
SO Tosca Tho rrioas ,,,, nroboh,r 10, ha
y" ,o''a iHo p'iVee WI prooaoi' hot DC
raised on these occasions. Albert Saleza Is to
sing with Emma Calye In Faust this week at
Windsor Castle us sang Pomso tbers tao
Wins" .Nue, ms SANG "omeo mere TWO
years ago. Johanna Gadski made her reap
pearance at Covent Garden this year as .Sieo-
Hnde. Frnestin. scbumonn-Heink changed har
"'. o""nseu n'f
mind and consented 10 appear In the first Me-
belungen cycle at Covent Garden. Mlka Ternina
sang the BrunnhQdes. Lillian Eldee-who sang
there for the first time this years English
and studied for a while under Nine. Marchesi.
She had been heard frequently in concert in
at Stockholm az Juletfe.
1t is said that Jean do Reszke may give a season
of Wagner operas In Paris during the winter
country with Co1uelin. Nine, Bernhardt is
compelled by the terms of her lease from the
municipality Of Paris to keep the Theatre open
Reezke Is said TO have been glad OF the opppor-
tunity to fulfil his ambition to give operatic
performances in the French capital. But as
he is to rcjoin the Maurice Grau Opera Company
next winter in Boston, it IL diricult TO see how
he will accomplish both projects.
&c Ia Monnale In Brussels next autumn. An
engaged there The Wagnerpn tenor IL ~ Ia
Delmor6s, who has been engaged for three
years IN place OF lmbart de la Tour, who seems
SointNSaans' "WWenri Vii pnrcirFs I = y pm.
home" and Mozart's 'Entfuhrung aus dem
seraglio" are to be sung there next year,
,oxs nsers yrn,N P,s. a. a. mnyer eiu9sd iapI-
impresarios" in order 10 remain in Paris has
been Engaged FOR three years more al the opera
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