The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

The composition for tho P~aderewski
prizes showed that the American COM
poser Is activewh. atever his encourage
ment may be. The compositions sub
mitted to the judges numbered in all sixty
eight OF which thirty were for orchestra,
t~wenty-eight for chorus and orchestra
ard nine for combinations Of instruments
designed for chamber music. One piano
concerto. presumably submitted under a
misrepresentation, brought the full number
Of compositions UP TO sixty-eight.
The anxiety OF some Of the competitors
may be understood when IL is known that
two weeks after he competition closed,
one OF the judges received a letter request
ing information as to the result.
Among the compositions submitted
were seven symphonies. three symphonic
poems, seven overtures, thirteen fantasias
and pieces in smaller forms. Not AL OF
them were composed especially for this
competition. n. X. Hadley's -The Four
SEASONS" that won the first prize has been
heard here In part. Two movements Of
the symphony We're played at "A concert
OF the composers works given two years
ago al the Waldorf.
Some Of the compositions showed that
they had leen written years ago for ink
was faded and pap+g dry with age. h
music sent IN represented indeed every
phase OF a composer career from the
DAYS Of hs study Ia Germany up 10 what
may have been thought the period OF his
most complete development.
The names Of the UNSUCCESSFUL com
petitors will never he now as all the
works were submitted Under inottoe-.
Tho three winners. Henry X. Hadley,
Horatio W Parker and Arthur Bird, are
all natives 81 Massachusetts. although
nnne 81 them nov lives IN that state.
Henry X. Haley was bOn al Romer-
vile Ia is1l HE father was a musician
and sent him 90 Boston to study hi pro-
fr.slpn uudrT stephen Whitney, George
" ,hadWiok. Harry Heindl and Charles
Allan lie went 90 Vienna after several
years sI-Tt a. Boston ami s'udiod COM
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