The sun., 1901-10-06
MtsiC AND wusrCrays.

hNoif WV WIN Ot W. rthN ~ wv"
Broadway Theatre to -CavelIeria Ru-iicans.
! Psgliscci- ard -fau-i The two operas
| Of Mssragni and Ironca vailo ~ill be sung
on Monday, "Wednesday afternoon. Thur
/ day and saturday nights by MN sbeehan
Pruette, Pagsno and Tenn-ry. and Mines
Norwood. l,el. du Ere and Ludrig Frank
Pasano is q new tenor who has not leen
heard here before .Fausi- viii be sung
on Tuesday. Nedn.sdav. Friday and a. the
Saturday ma,in..a by Mn Holrrt-. Herman,
nevrieS. Con Coonbs. and Mines. Rennyson.
du Ere and lvel Herman De,rie-. who
makes fi- first appearance With 'h cou-
pany. sang Two yrars ago with the Maurice
Crau Opera Company He has never l--en
heard here iefOr- IL, Enfh-h
Frn@-tin- Schumann- Heink and Emil
Fischer are To ot-n the nusica ss.a-On la
Brooklyn NJ the Acaden,v of Music on Thur
daN, Otf u, with "A song r.ci'al. Vine
S-'humaI. Heink will le heard In srtas from
-Orfeo' and -RienN- aud In songs hy hre' .
hovei, Msndels~ohn. Schu~ri and Schu-
mann. and In duet. with Herr F.sch"r
Who will -ing an aria from 'Acis and Gala
tea. and song 10y Schu'rr'. frntg aud
Schumann
Daniel trohman ha- engaged Jessie Shar y
a. pauis' Tor he CONCERT company with
which b- will -urrouud Jan kut-'hk during
lis Anetican tour She vii appear with
the Ni,linist AZ his first conc-ri ~ Carnegie
Hall on Dcc. ioong Kubplik has 'ust
teen engaged nv Hans Richter for two
concerts of tho London Philharmonic best
season. This is unprecedented IN the history v
81 the society. uhich never before has had
the same solui-t at two concerts
II whitney Tew. who h 90 sing here In
concert In November. l. an American.
although his professional reputation has
been made chiefly in England. where he
has lived for the pas, s-Ven year.. He
was born In New York state ~ years ago
and went into business before he decided
60 de ,ute himself 10 musical car-r
He went abroad for study. which was not
confined 20 England, although h- mad"
hi- debut there He has sung in comic
opefa and l. the composer of a work Of this
kind called The Thme Musketeers He
has been n popular singer In ,orsior,o for
several wears in England Esther Fee.
another American musician, who ~ to t-'
heard for the first time si Carnegie Hall
IA NOV einber. has becn studying the violin
IN Pans for several year
Ossip Gabrilowitsch. the pianist. has
abandoned hi, plan OF returning 10 the
United States thus year. and will play In
Russia He will come herr next season,
and 80 will Moritz ko-enthal. Ho--nthal
has apparently abandoned hts diecresih- =
able pan o. prcceding Paderrwrk through
all the cities 10 Germany and giving a CON
cert the day before he play,si Ther"
seems now every probability that the
latter vii! come here H. January Ia suDcr-
intend the fr-t prOduction ~ h- opera
AZ the Metropolitan. The cableeram from
Lim received 10y Mr.. G.au said that he had
almost made definite arrangements To
come. and 1t H. probable that he will also
give some concerts II would add greatly
20 the operas chances of succee- were ia.
composer to he In this country nj the time
Of is frst performance and " II only iO be
regretted from the managers standpoint
that he is not to conduct the performances
But he Las refused 10 do that anywhere,
and gave the arrangement Of the original
production a Dresden entirely into The
hands 81 Ernest Won Schuch.
A German investigator has discovered
tha, the odor- In al opera house or con-
cert room are Affected by the music PLAYED.
II the orchestra plays Mozart. there II
cool. clear atmosphere like that of the
reashore, while Gounod or Wagner causes
a marked musiy and heavy Odor In the ait
Possibly II ther" was not such strong
aversion on the part % the German public
20 ventilation. there might not hsvs been
;he same field for this Investigation.
Ieoncavalio had always toasted that he
never fnd a hbret,ist vino was satisfactory
to him For that reason u was a surprise
that Carlo Zangarni claimed 90 have writ
ten he tex, OF -ZsA' and other D.on-
cavalIo orcras and allowed his name 90
remain unknown because he was paid by 'he
composer on tha, condition. He was To have
come out % his obscurity with Roland
Of Berlin bu' Is-oncavallo retained he
~ h,s "A f.ps and hts
former as~oC'a'. out OF desire Tor revenge
suddenly cam. INTO vew. MascherOn''s
-Io~n1a- has iu-t ,p-en sung with success
a. Bre~cla with G-mma B-llinc.un. Ia the
title rOi".
The Baroness Locls daughter Of the late
Carlo Alfredo Patti. has sold her fathers
cello 60 the Berlin banker. Robert won
Msndelssohn. for Sio 80. according 10 the
arrangements made bsfore the death 81
the Italian virtuoso II came into the
possession of Patti from a pupi, who had
picked i up In Spain. He wen' 10 Piat'i
for lessons aud explained that he ex-
psnc,ad TO learn The instrument in
short time as be- had such n fine in-trI-
n.ni Patti PLAYED on u and was de-
lighted He prolonged the term of the
pupils instruction and PLAYED as much
N pOS~hl" on n AFTER a while the student.
who was retired Governor General of
India grew impatient NJ hts slow progress
and preferred to hear Patti play on the
inst riIment One day in despair he 'old
his teacher 20 keep the inst r,inen'. a. he
could AZ least du y just ice. The C,'lliS'
protested thA, he could never paw the pr,c-'
4 was worth. Blu 'hr amateur insisted
and Patti carried IN. ins' rument home
with him The Berlin banker, who il nov
its owner. u q sk.ifui PLAYER on the instrii-
ment and a wcli-known musica! amateur
lie had been Ia negotiation with PATTI
for iis possession before the death Of the
vir'uosp
Jean de Reszke has been taking the baths
a, small Italian resort hrrt visited hy
Erne-to Tama gno. who discovered r-
l-enefc-.nt infuenc" on the voice He
wen, aferwsrd 10 his home in Poland
Bevund his participation In the Paris par
formance OF -Si-gfricd,- his plans have
no, lpen made known,
Luigi Mancinelli. who ~ TO remain In this
count nv this " inter. j. ~ anxious 20 prevent
the threatening failure 20 p~rform the
"Nibelungen Ring" IN Turin in Italian dur
ing the coming ses~pn that he has offered
10 assume the financial responsibility of
the undertaking
HtGGED m 4 GLtCIER M tR.