The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.


son are TO be revived and +. X. Arens
viii again be the conductor. The concerts
which are given for a merely rominal price
OF admission-it vas possible last year by
certain arrangements TO hear the music
for as little as five cents-will again place
within tho reach Of many who otherwise
could not afford It, the pleasure OF hearing
good music well performed.
They are 70 be given this year In oon-
nection with the Peoples Institute. the
University Extension Society and the Uni
given In Cooper Union Hall end the dates
are TO- be Dec. IS. Jan. II. Feb. 81. March
81 and April IS. A supplementary season
will follow In Carnegie Hall for the benefit
OF jewellers uptown who are not able TO
orchestra will again consist OF forty-hve
musicians and the programmes will be
drawn from the best OF the classic and
romantic repertoire.
A society has recently been formed for
the purpose OF placing these concerts on a
permanent basis. John @. Carlisle has been
elected Treasurer Of the organization and
it's advisory committee consists Of fifty
~well-known music lovers. The object of
the society Is to secure an endowment Of
100000 to meet the annual expenses OF the
work.
The season OF the Maurice Grau Opera
Company at the French Opera House in
New Orleans proved profitable in spite
OF he rather unfavorable outlook before
the arrival Of the singers there. The Ave per-
formsnces, which were "~Lohengrin,' Gar
men, LES Huguenots." "Manon' and
Faust drew more than $4,000.
Al the Sunday matinee OF Faust" Nine.
Calve was again too i'll TO sing and so were
NM. Campansri and de Reszke. The
places Of tho invalids were taken by Nine.
Suzanne Adams who Joined the company
In New Orleans and NM. Declery and Jour
net. Now Orleans thought that it's own
operate basso, Bo,Smai. who appears
with the French company, much superior
TO Edouard de Reszke.
The company sang during the past week
at Houston, San Antonio and Los Angeles.
The oil town OF Beaumont, Tex, has offered
for one performance a guarantee Of $500
Of the country and OF Beaumont in par
ticular. II the offer is accepted, the en-
gagement will follow the San Francisco
season. That begins tomorrow night.
Mime. Calve is to make her debut in Gar
men Nine. Sembrich in Ia Trayiata, :
Nine. Eames in -Lohengrin.' Nine. Gadski
in LES Huguenots' and Miss SaDderson,
who IL at last TO crafty her ambition to
appear in grand opera in her native town,
will be introduced IN -Menon:' Other
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be heard for the first time in San Francisco
are lie Nozze di Figaro" Tristan und
Isolde" Don Pasquale" and la Navar-
raise The San Francisco advance season
already amounts to more h $4,000.
Mime. Lehman and Nine. Noriica both
ASSERT that they are not under any circum-
stances to be heard In opera during the
present season. II was thought that they
might participate in the representations
Of the operas of tho Nibelungen Ring. but
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else whether they will or not. Nine. Ter
nina will thus be the only Brunnhiide Of tho
season az the Metropolitan unless Nine
Gadsk decides TO sing the role again.
Jan Kubelik. the Bohemian violinist
will give his last concert In London on Nov.
10 and will sail the next day for this country.
He will appear first az Carnegie Hall.
Charles G~regorowitsch who arrived here
on Wednesday will travel through the
West before playing here with the Phil
harmonic Society.
New York will not he the only city for
tunate enough to hear dc Lara's "Messa-
inc for the first time during the coming
season. IL IL to be sung at Madrid. Tou-
louise and Client.
acquired her musical education here, has
been engaged nj Strssburg Opera House
She appeared here in the operate perform
ances given at the Germania Theatre two
years ago;
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