The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-03
HUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

the opera season In New York remain and
the following month is TO be spent in travel
NJ de Reszke will be compelled TO deduct
about $4,000 from the estimate OF his pros
pect!ye earnings this wear Such an Illness
earlier In the season would not have been so
serio IS. IA the opportunity to make up these
lost appearances rem inS But VI do Res2ke's
Hines, Caine when the season was too far adj
Nanced lie attributes 1t to q mistaken dag
nosI, OF his physician, whom he called In the
morning following the performance OF Iris
tau and Isolde Then he already !clt the
effects OF the cold draught to which he had
been exposed during the last act, He thought
that he had taken cold. butIIis doctor thought
that th" tenor needed exercise. 20 he TOOK Il
long walk A. a consequence NJ wa q a
hIgh fever when he reached the hotel and the
M erza which has proved 50 expensive Was
we'll settled
i seems certain that R~yer'- "S%alanmbo"
VIII be reached before the END OF the season
Several plane .rehearsals have been held. VI
saleza and Mime Brt'al nave frequently
had his part Ia hand for some time Last
week the new scenery. which consi- ts OF three
first time u SAGA created the role OF
MOTTO when KrN.r'- orrrA va first sung IN
r%r', u issa ana re'yTnsd Bore to ing m .1
about hs year 81 retirement. which Is TO begin
at the closd of the 'oNent Garden season IN
July and continue fnr vslr With the possible
carlo Ia March II ito not take a wear now
WhlIe am Young. II" sald We other day !
good many years 10 come and after a y me
shall be ALWAYS thinking that possibly had
yoLnE man and II year now makes little or no
som" study. which Is not possible when am
In tn" midst Of a busy .e1-on. Most or nay
study viii Of course he in the Wagner operas.
although I am becoming rather weary ~ TINS
constant talk about the Wagner heroes form
1taF fAA.a sAUl Sat al a. aVaA 40 llTN-
N 'ticaIy they are FREQ emily sublime. b. Voc
,iI,N they make no such dem and on tie -inR-
or, art. FOR example, as the heverh"er roe,
| have never had greater sympathy with any
character than With Romeo. which reveals
beautifully even IN the operate text every
emotion that t~p',lros ar actor He passes
through everv phase 81 passion, from cTioviug
love 10 the deepest tragedy. There i stu
-oWcthtng iu tA" world Of hi- art for n tenor
besides the NHylcr heroes. even though one
might never tnluk 80 from the manner IN. which
these chhrdctor-. ar" always heli .n"foIe a
tl"ts don't h.lieve Gnybodv who i In,
formed on the subieci will deny that RoCpI
!, n far NOR" cNacting tack y.oCnIly .tl0t,
Tr,-tnn. what yer way be said ~ the ethical
Th" season a N" French .orera House IN
NOV ''Icfn- Wa 80 sn,'.NeiEi; even ~'ihon,
tie assistance OF the departed lrhart q" In
Tour. that the stockholders hav, given the
theatre to " Perriel f"r another season lrc-
formed toward The close Of tho season. Tho
com any viii now appear in havana ana
MeNi,o.
Nilka 1orr.na is 'he latest Sdrras.1 in n
lon, series leHrd In New York ~iu.e cav
a,lrr'o Tu-rl ana" was introduced here.
Laura Ralir, M GoorGina Won Januschow-
skv Ver" Its Two Simultaneous interpreters
whom Rudolph tronSon and oscar Hammer
stein nrrTiodlv brought the opera forward
IN 1891. Nine JanvSchowskv's soHtgs.d,
whirh vas afterward sung IN the German
'a,t at rha irving Place Theatre. was dra-
mniic ana strenuous ~ E"r 'iAlhaut way,
while fluma LANES, VINO lrs' sang III" role
At he Metropolitan, was ilen me perienred
ma technically Incapable OF EXPRESSING III"
euotion- Of the part. even If lts sentiments
appealed - hct. tn" poIte manner IN Which
So. N.icTo. who was Iuriddu Of those per
torn riocs. lowered her slowly To the stage
alter 'A' stormy uuet viii never ha forgotten
hN person. who Witnessed these early at
Tempt 10 nix the opera IN the repertoire.
Mime. lanes was anxious 10 sing the roe
two years ago, whom her matur eel artistic
powers would have ieen much more suited
10 II. hUt Marie" Grau has never had much
faith IN the work without Emma Calves
prcsonca i'm II. lie once wanted Nine. Ieh-
mann 10 attempt n" par, but The Ir"poSi-
ION accomplished no NOR" than Furnishing
,Is a. her 'i''-o'o'nd con,ct'nit Tor ,he char
actor. rh", "Per2 and e,"rythins perIaimns
10 oI"y,gi"''R "ns,'Is." Son My% snlIYe since Sie
thar TIVE ~, other singer has been accented
nora "itn ~" sam" eN'lusIasm. Vet tie
lhFp lfhNfA r. NIi'fH Nt'NI''l " ' III ~ WV
cave , contract. So little did 81" i'm r's-
tho uaulEcr'u M after TIA, FIRST att"n u.
she wanted 10 sing CC'Wrn, however. and
Ui,a,', opsrt Iroic, tci IN italian. II was
finally 1rrtnf"l ~ At Jean i" h"sIi" should
-iry Don .jost. ant This arrangement nude
if p,..iilo fo give the 81 ora In French. III"
rcsults OF that rigu, are IAN lllJI 10 every
hodv that p"s~cs-cs The slightest frowIcIEe
tbi-- inrcr-orstinn 81 N'lo Cal,H-. Nhioh
grew IN popularity, and j. at leeS' dralna'i-
call a worthy companion 10 Yer 'rruCr.
Fd.n Chplra. WHO lat srrE u" ri" Lore
W.T. a travelling Comraiy. gnv" one Naturda5
might per orNan" oi N~''fhS'' ~ NC Nl"'t'-
|poliian and slowed considerable dramatic
temperament, hut not min Mr"s, 'aG~hI
and TernIua undertook tic role this year
was ."Cavall"ria. RuslicGna wllhont tnina
CAV" made a ~t"aiur" "i We, S'hS'II' "n
series Tehia StrakosCh va The hcs' san
'U,,c ever heard tore in Fuslish. although
Grace Golden had 'reCr'n'' aroused We
en'husla-m Of audience. in ITO daI~ ~ tho
Castle square Company. Other N1ntustds
haye come with ~" Eusl,-n "urra tma h"d
mer months, and Rita lIaudi, who became
better known her" later. although So" ionk
no wore tim" about II, was m intern edli'e
italian Sontu-. ~ tie Garden Theatre.
coming between Mines idmeS and cave
Ignao. T,dernv .ki has recently been in
pc-lir whcrn no mot his colll'oratrr in Man
vi" Alfred Nos.ir. 10 make som" final changes
in rhr work he. y" il Is sun at pr"sden
It's to Il" gwen on MAJ u under tie direction
~ Ernest Won Srau.h TIL" Polish I'an t
has -csi,orod his con'om- la'ed sur NIX 'our
tAr,.E. G.rw1uv until u"N' nunWrn. altLous'
10 rs 20 iuakr on "rfH" az Carni > 10 'nG-l'
festival ~" direction - tie Berlin % TrTa
u1.r-,I 20 give MANN rs ~" ~ o.! AM. Z
tbn con to,.r would ."E-"r'. hDi M" bod al
roads Ir,ml-od ne v"r, Z" Dresden Kaoul
pyruo has met win great Success this voar
In Germany. aud " j., said hat h' VII resign
lie III. fc.-rr~hUy az lie Far = tous"ry niorv
In order - follow the career 81 a.vir'uoso
He max cont. 80 'l.~ country l"Nt wlni,r
Nor IL Rp-rn'hnl trs i""u Having recently
IN Vienna .
Torurris - Nh"rcr'n' Wa tho oUera most
~frr.ur.rly sung IN G'rwouN To- honor ll'l ard
Mapurr'- b.Iruduyt aust ihl> year Wa sung
IN only two of ne largo cities 1rsiau rrd
I.n,d,' and Die Naikur", -uns IN Eve C'"s.
were the most popular. and after Y q" came
'nrr tii,grIdc iiu.lGua"r, Will irr.". and
"7aulAUr-,r and "~ictlr.ed WIN two,
Die Nnf-'.r-irgcf Cote riEWnI"T.uG"
and "EAciucold wcr" zach = NJ none 'r"afr"
"NrgfrI"d va recently ~urE m Barcelona,
with Louise Itrcusic3n, iorm"r'r ~ az"
NIauu1 G.-ra. u Ernrnh'7' u" I'M" role
~ sung ~ an Italian tenor named Gram,
nut Whether be- appeared VITA me "ih'r
Grape In "Gofi"TGam Iu"'Uug h. I"' re-
corded The Mood Manner, '"WpanL r'-
,.urly CAV" Tile Il..ug Ng'Chuan n Enc-
H-I - rough fu" provincial Towns -. ir'1t
Iri,,tr rrd ID. o.. perform TRISTAN and Isolde
., ,Gn ,,rralIa- m" carr ko-H conn AZ"
once ATTEMPTED tho opera ~ luSI a., Wl'H
Ilt!l. llIa - ISut"'