New-York tribune., 1901-01-06

Enrico Tosei. who is be heard at Carnegie
Hall on Thursday afternoon. January Is. for the
first time in this country, is said 20 be the most
noted young pianist in Italy and 10 have already
enthusiastic recognition In other European
countries. He was born eighteen years ago at
Nice, and taken child to live in Florence
Here his musical talents developed. and he jour
neyed to Rome TO play for Giovanni Sgambatl at
the Academy of ST. Cecilia there. and although he
was only twelve years old at the time he
cepted as a pupil by the famous Italian teacher.
Toselli then settled I'm Rome, where no became one
OF the Industrious OF the pupils. Signor
Toselli played first in public four years ago. and
in Rome Florence. Bologna. Turin and the other
cities of his country met with great success.
He has since played in Paris and London His
programme Thursday will include numbers by
Beethoven. Liszt-as pupil OF Sgambati he may
be expected TO play that masters works with
particular sympathy-Chopin. Rubinstein. Bach and
Martucci.
The organists of New-York last week enjoyed the
pleasure OF meeting and hearing of the fore
most of their English colleagues. Mr.. Edwin II.
Lemare, who spent his mldwinter holiday In a
hurried visit to this city. coming the TeutonIc
on December q and going the same steamship
on January g He visited several churches last
Sunday heard OF his music at st.
Bartholomew and ST. James's. and In the after
noon played the postude at ST. Agness. Through
the courtesy of the Rev. DR.. Greer and Mr.. Rich
ard Henry Warren he was offered the use OF ST
Bartholomew for New Years night and though
there scarcely time to let the fact be known to
the public the musical profession, he gave an
organ recital before audience that crowded the
church. Mr.. Lemare born the Isle of
Wight in 1856 at yentnor where his father
organist of Holy Trinity. At the age Of eleven
years he obtained the John Goss scholarship and
spent five years I'm study at the Royal Academy OF
Music where he is a Fellow and Examiner of
the Associated Board He has filled appointments
as organist at Brookheld. Cardiff Sheffield Holy
Trinity, Sloan Street and st. Margaret's West
minister. London. where he is. He will come
to America for concert tour next fall
Harold Bauer will give two more pianoforte re-
citals at Mendelssohn Hall the afternoons of
January II and Several new compositions as
yet unpublished. will be brought forward at the
next private meeting of the Manuscript Society in
Chamber Music Hall. on January 15.... Miss Rosa
Olitzka. one OF the contratos Of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. is to give song recital In Mem
delssohn Hall on Thursday afternoon January "a
I. at o'clock. .Gwym Miles. barytone and Bruno
s. Huhn. pianoforte. will assist Miss Avce Boxall
uary Lillian Blauvelt sailed for Europe last
week, but Will be back again In March for two
months of concert work In America. .Martinus
Seveking will give pianoforte recital at Mendels-
sohn Hall January 1s......The Marquis Fran
cesco de Souza Continho, the Portuguese barytonei
will make his New-York debut at Carnegie Hall on
January a. with full orchestra NJ L. Plnkham
who is managing his American tour. also announces
his appearance In Washington January II. De
Souza is the cousin OF the Vfcomtesse de Santo-
Thyrso, wife of the Portuguese Minister I'm Wash
ington, and Miss Pinkham says 1t is the intention
Of the Minister and many diplomats to attend the
Washington and New-York concerts