The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-06

From the amateur musicians point OF
| view. the most interesting event during the
| coming week will be the Mofftt musical
at the Odeon on Wednesday night. IL Is
certain that there will be some interesting
music. as the selections on the programme
range from Alfred Robyn to Richard Wag-
ner. The intermediate composers are very
diverse. Professor Robyn himself will play
as second piano to the hostess when she
performs Rftter's piano Chant du Brac-
ccnier.' 1t will be interesting to compare
Miss MacClanahan's singing or the ara
scena from the "FreIschuetz" with the per-
Torrance OF the principals at the MUSIC
Hall. Messrs. Sidney Schiele and Joseph
Buse are on the programme. and also the
Misses Luyties. Goodhar and Griswold'
who are all fine musicians In an unobtru-
sive way.
Fully as important in its way, but of less
magnitude. ~ the musical to be given at
the Cabanne Club on Tuesday evening by
Miss Gertrude May. Mrs. Walden Kimmel.
c. Bertrand Harvey and ". Garesche. 1t
is one Of the entertainments On the winter
schedule of aesthetic delights that take
Mace at the clubhouse semimonthly. Miss
May will be the pianist at the Cabanne
musical. and Mrs. Kimmel sings soprano
songs. All OF the performers are Caban-
neites, and most of the audience will De
from Cabanne. There are very discriminate
ing musical epicures in that section OF St
Louis
To celebrate the return Of their leader.
the members OF the Mendelssohn Musical
Society have decided to smoke again, an
give another musical on January 1s at their
800 ThnF
cIub on Mississippi and Chouteau avenues
They greeted him FOR the first time In four
months last Wednesday night. Mr.. Boette
tells some wonderful stories Of his 10000
nile journey.
Music he found the key to the regards or
the Mexicans. Being a fine linguist. he was
able to converse with his hosts without an
Interpreter, and when 1t developed that he
"a. a musician they would instantly ar
range an impromptu musical. From every
household at which he was a guest Mr..
Roette has a souvenir of a piece Of music
of his own selection with the autograph OF
the g~lowing-eyed young senorita of the
bouse upon its PAGES. The collection OF mu-
sic is very bizarre
Al Toluca. near the City of Mexico, the
Young American was received by his host.
a wealthy Senior Inkle. with a mandolin
club composed of twenty-five young ladies'
He was escorted 10 the salon Of the hacien-
da. where the charming young ladies' DEM
onstrated Mexican music on a large scale;
and the musician did not admire the music
alone
, rent Of the Mendelssohn Musical
ard A. Kuhn. who In business
estate man, was also abroad
summer. He returned on De-
cember 10. Together with Henry Andreas,
n real estate man and a pianist, he toured
europe for six months. They are enthusi-
a site about the music they heard in Hun
gary and Italy
On January 10 the st. Louis Turnverein
will give a concert at which there will be
the unusual feature of German coon songs.
some genius not gifted with a sense OF con-
sisteucy has conceived the idea of paint
,ro the lusty-lunged Turner'S black and
,,s nslating the Banks of the Wabash
70 IAN den Ufern des Wabash Flusses' and
Black Sweetheart" to "Mein Schwar-
yes Schaetzen-"
+. f. Vogelsang is wealthy and loves TO
music for the pleasure in II. and ne
Is greatly admired for his performance
Repeatediy. he has received offers from
orchestras in the East to enter the profess
sionaI field. But he has a theory thai TO