New-York tribune., 1901-02-10

York City in 1869. studied Rutgers College. then
took UP music seriously with William II Sher-
wood, who brought him in Chickering Hall
He went 20 Europe in 1890. studied FOR time with
Felix Dreyschock and Xaver Schar1venka. After
brief soiourn in New-York. during which he took
lessons from Arthur Friedheim he went 70 Vienna
studied the panoforte with Leschetizky and theory
with Nawratll. and then to Paris. where he be
came a pupil OF Ludwig Breitner. who IS now I'm
New-York- He purposes giving some recitais in
New-York In Lent
The Municipal Council Of Nuremberg has de-
clined a proposal on the part of the Catholics 70
purchase the Church OF 81. Catherine In this edi-
hce Richard Wagner laid the opening scene Of
DIE Meistersinger. and the City Fathers hearing
that fact we'll in mind. have restored" H. with
view 20 convert the building into a museum 4
monument TO the memory Of Hans Sachs will he
placed in it, OF late years the church has stood
empty and neglected. hut in the past ~ has served
strange purposes II has been rented az ware
house, used as storeroom for the scenery or the
town theatre and as a concert hall
The oficial announcements goes out that there
VIII hs many and varied musical entertainments AZ
the Pan-American Exposition In Buffalo promi-
heht among the features being organ rertas nv
leading organists OF the United States and other
countries. Concerts including both vocal and in
strumental music will he Of frequent occurrence IN
the Temple Of Music but the musical entertain
ment will not he confined 10 this building as
I'm the Plaza. Esplanade and other parts og the
grounds. In these concerts some famous instrr-
mental organizations will take part Not all the
arrangements for these concerts have vet been
made. but among the hands already engaged are
Sousa's, FanciullTs. the 18th Regiment Band OF
Hamilton, Ont. the Elgin Band OF EIein III. the
'ar>'i Indian Band. the Cadet Band OF Salem.
Mass. the Chicago Marine Band. the Ithaca Band
and the Boston Ladies' Military Band Besides
these bands from other parts Of the United States
he hes NJ bav
the exposition. including well known 74th Resi-
ment Band. and the S5th Regiment Band which
saw service at Camp Alcer during the Spanish
American wsr.
The Knesel Quartet. assisted nv Miss Katharine
Linn. pianoforte. will give a concert Of chamber
music IN Association He'll. Rrooklyn next Wednes,
day evening. with the following programme:
Quartet + major op % ........... - rscbsitousk,
seherz9 quartet op a. No -. MenieIssShn hsSan
Motto L~nto from Quartet in minor. Rubinsteim
Romance from Quartet in g minor CirieT
Programme ~ the 10 he given in Men
delssohn Hall Tuesday afternoon bv Hugo
Becker. vtoonoello assisted by Miss Sara Ander
son. soprano. and Miss Katherine Ruth Heyman.
pianotorte
Hugo Fecser aud Miss Heymsn a11''''' strauss
SUITE major Hugo Becker va'n'n' de'"'
5;nss,, se5ss Ar Aurca Hugo Becker
Songs.
Pastorale p,,.,
a Ar !. fF2@ 2s;,. A%aa, a, rss, 11H 15il
Miss sara Anderson
Psrpstanm Mobile r;,1-1,. oesSr Cut
Hugo Recker
Programme Of n recital Of violin music ~ he given
by Fritz Kreisler. accompanied nv Isidore Luck
stone next Wednesday afternoon MendeIssohn
Hall:
(Piano accompaniment arranged by Robert schumsnn1 ~
Adasto & minor
cavatine major
Allegro. major CoreIi
Tembourin p minor
Fuga in major Tartini
Romance naf major Rubinstein
L Abeille.' 2 minor
'Chanson Paroles TchaikoWsky KrsisIar
Caprice "a minor. .Pasanini- Kraisis,
Polonsise n major Wienis v-sL
The J. 3. Miet Company. OF Boston publishers
Of Famous Composers and Their Works" and
other luxurious musical books. has established .
musical monthly journal. OF which Mr. PhiIin
Hale is editor. II called THE Musical World
and the first number is that for the current month
1t is not voluminous publication but it is beau
tifully printed. and promises aim high though 4,
Is be regretted that II starts in with portrait
supplements devoted TO artists who receive COM
plimentary notices in the letter press The public
knows how 10 look upon such things. and protesta-
when thay have such an ACAAOp1uimenA