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

with Nine. Sembrich as Marguerite, was
sung In place Of Carmen" Ernest Van
Dyck made his appearance with the CONF
pany in New Orleans, singing In NLohe9-
gin" with Mime. Gadski, Edouard dS
Reszke and Antonio Scott also Joined
the company there. Nine. Reuss-Belce.
who has so far not yet sung at all, Is TO
be the Isolde and B~runnhiIde OF the ban
Francisco Wagner representations. Inns
will be the first performance oil tristan
und Isolde" ever given there.
The Kahn Orchestra Of Munich, which
In one Of the famous musical organizations
Of Europe, Is to make a tour Of this country
next year. The present conductor OF the
orchestra Il Felix Weingartner. The orr
chestra, according to present plans, ap-
pears here during January and February
Charles Gregorowitsch, the Russian vio-
linst, who is to return to this country DUR
ing the present season, missed the steamer
on which he intended to sail and Is on board
the Columbia. due hero Wednesday. VI.
G~regorowitsch will he heard first at the
second concert of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, when he WIZ
play the fifth NieuXtemps concerto.
Geraldine Ferrar, the American soprano,
who made such a favorable impression az
the Berlin Opera House as Marguerite, has
been engaged for three years there after
having been announced to sing also |toletd
and Media. She will retire long enough 10
learn her roles in German before becoming
an active member OF the company. II Il
now agreed that Miss Ferrar is at present
a better actress than singer, although there
Is no question of her complete success in
Berlin.
Nine. Gadski has decided not to sing 40
Covent Garden during the next season, and
i. - .Nla-a .Uall Ia NnLAV.
by Ida Hiedler, a soprano Of the Berlin
ROYAL OIe ra House, who was once engaged
by Walter Damrosch to come 20 this country,
although the contract was afterward cSn-
celled.
Lucille Hill, the American soprano, who
was heard here for one season at the
Metropolitan Opera House, has recently
been singing Brnnnhitde in the Carl Rosa
Opera Company's performances OF -Sieg-
fried in English. Sullivan 4 Pinero's The
Beaut v Stone has recently been revived by
the same singers.
Baron Fran chetti is to complete the or
chestrstion of his opera, "Germania,' by tho
end Of December and the work will soon after
he sung in Milan, An artist has been sent
to Germany TO study the scenes Of tie opera.
1t Is unusual for Italians to pay 80 much
attention to the scenery OF operas, but 1t ~
also rare for composers 10 be as rich ~
Baron Franchetti. =
Pietro Mascagni, who no longer talks OF
4 tour in this country, is To conduct this
month in Rome performances OF bis Will
lam Radcliffe. and S~aint-Ssens's Samson
and Dalila.' Both works are new there.
ADELAIDE Borghi- Mamo, a celebrated
dramatic mez,o soprano IN her day, died
recently ia Bologna. She was born there in
1929. On the advice Of Giuditta Pasta she
decided TO 60 on the operate stage and
taught herself the principles Of her art.
She was heard first at Urbino. where shs
sang in Mercadante's III G~iuraniente.' After
appearing in the other Italian cities she went
10 Vienna and Paris and was there engaged
for the Grand Opera in lSeo she sang Win
sucS<s at tovent Garden ana after several
seasons In LONDON zen, g. Florence 10 live.
Her daughter Erminin IL a popular Italian
singer.
Louise by Gustave Carpenter. the
most successful work that the Paris opera
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be sung in Berlin aud will afterWard bo
heard In n number 81 German cities. Mes
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which had quite a different fate AT the Paris
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fort
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