The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-16
ONE
PRICE
AND
WITH MUSICIANS AND
MUSICAL PEOPLE.

The brilliant and enthusiastic audi
ence which listened to Campanan Fri
day night, was a thorough evidence
around when the great musical ar
lists of the world are appreciated in
Savannah. Not at his best in the be-
ginning of the evening. the audience
recognized it and felt it, and display
ed little or no false enthusiasm over
the mere fact of sitting in the pres
ence of such a great and renowned
artist as Campanari is. The main
idea appeared to be the art, not the
individual And when the art was fin
ally brought out and shown at its
best, the audience Immediately re-
sponded in a manner which at once
evidenced their pleasure and their
musical intelligence.
Following so close on such a success
full evening, it is quite safe to pre-
dict that another such audience will
greet Andreas DIPPED at the theatre
tomorrow night. The people of >Sa-
vannah have now heard one great
singer, their appetite has been but
another. BY a strange freak of for
tune the opportunity is presented at
once, and full advantage will be taken
of 1t. For the past four consecutive
seasons DIPPED has sung with the
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company,
in New York, and is considered one
of the best tenors that has ever sung
with that company. Though he has
up to the present declined to sign with
Mr.. Grau for this season, preferring
to do concert work for one year, the
chances are that before the grand
opera season is half over he will again
be with the Metropolitan Company
Jean deReszke will not be in America
this season, and Mr.. Grau will hardly
be able to get through the grand opera
season without Dippel.
With an excellent picture of An
dreas DIPPED, the following appeared
on the programs Of the Music Club at
the Campanari concert Friday night:
The Savannah Music Club takes
pleasure in thus bringing to your no.
tice the appearance at the Savannah
Theater on next Monday evening OF
Herr Andreas DIPPED. the celebrated
Wagnerian tenor of the Grau Metropol-
itan Grand Opera Company. For the
past four seasons DIPPED has appeared
at the Metropolitan Opera House in
New York in grand opera along with
Campanari, Nordica, Melba Schumann-
Heinck, and other well-known stars of
the Grau Grand Opera Company, and
is recognized as the leading lyric tenor
of the grand opera stage. In Savan-
nah, there could be no stronger in
dorsement of DIPPED. 1t has been
demonstrated that the Music Club
presents only the greatest artists that
can be secured in this country, and the
/ Il -
they would not themselves present.
Before leaving the city yesterday for
New York. where he goes direct to
sing in the performance of THE Bar
Der of Seville" at the Metropolitan on
the oath of this month, Campanari
sent the following flattering note to
Miss Emma e. Coburn:
Savannah, Ga, Nov. Is, 1902.-My
| dear Miss z. E. Coburn: I do not want
to leave this city without thanking you
again for the artistic accompaniment
you gave me last night. Hoping that 1
shall have the pleasure to sing with
you again. with best wishes, believe
me, yours most sincerely,
G. Campanari
Not only does Miss Coburn feel high
ly complimented at these words of
commentator, but IL Is intensely graf
flying TO her many friends to feel that
she created so favorable an impression
upon such an artist as Campanari
Mr.. Joseph Kucera, who three years
ago played the cello in the string
quartette OF the Music Club along
with Mr.. John Weigand, violin, Mr.
George w. Beckett. second violin, and
Mr.. III. Schotte, viola has returned 10
savannah 10 reside. This Is welcomed
news 20 musical circles, as a 'cellist