The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-25
WI SI( tND MUSICIANS.

In addition To the military concerts 10 h
given NV the Duss band at the ST Nicholas
Garden during IN" ummer Franz Kalten-
horn will give concerts of high-class music
At the Circle Music Hall, which has not
been oyrned To- the public. although
u was completed mor~ than a wear ago.
The building was originally Intended for
vaudeville. but the opposltlnr oftha Paulist
Father. prevented - use for that
purpose.
join Philip So,I-a has composed a new
march dcdica,ed 20 hing Edward VII II
will ta PLAYED n.St week before The Cow
.rnor General Of Canada at Ottawa
Mr.. Sou~a Obtained permission to com
pose a march m honor Of hing Edward
when he PLAYED lrfore tho royal family
AZ Sandringham last winter, and this Vas
later confirmed nv a cahlegram "a few weeks
ago Mr. Sousa composed the march
during his STAY a. Hot Springs and it Is
called Imperial Edward
-NiRuon.- which has not been heard
here in English since the days Of IN. Castle
S1tar. Opera Company. l. 20 h. sung AZ
the Grand Opera liou~' during tho second
week ~ he. sna-pn given hy the Morrissey
Ot-ra Company The succeeding reJ-r-
,o,r, ~ Ia include Faust. Martha. I'll
Trnvator..- The Bohemian Girl" Lucia III
Iammarmonr- and Romeo and Julie,
Tho University 81 PeunsvlvanIa IL TO
h.a-iow IN. ,i-grr- 81 IL. y On Edward
MscIlrwcil AT IT'S COMMENCEMENT exercises
n.Nt month
After the concert A. IA" metropolitan
ptsra House Tonight the theatre will ~
CInsd until y opens m IN" autumn with a
.srir- ~ SUNDAY night concerts 10 preCeda
the otHara -as-on. Nhich trgtn- on Nov -
this year
least one permanent orchestra has
com" through ~ season without a deficit
Ia, Cincinnati ptCh"~tTa wa- last wear
C,mIrIlrd To -Tpnds7 80 more han during
th. nr,-,siing v"aT. hu' there Wa No lu~r
IN spite ~ ihi~ increased outlay
Concerts were given fur IA" first time m
the ~ ie~ near cincinnati, and IA" nuint-r
nt them l. to - increased next year, a. they
worc found to - profitable. and not. a. j.
the "a with 'nn-' similar urghniIdiion~
A ~. -, ~ greater los THAN m" nom '~'n-
Ccrt-
one reason Tor THIS profit from the tour
of th. organization - tn ~ found IA tn"
f,rr hat H. orchestra did not opu" tu New
NorL 10 show how superior ~ wa u"
o,r avn. but went tu towns hat hear
little ORCHESTRAL music 81 any kind and ar"
glad ~ an opportunity To support any or
gsnizatiun thai ptoNid"" Nnh' u are
anNiuu. to hear Nuch ~ III. success Of
tho orchestra II aid to IT, du" To- m. et-
oellent programmes tha; are mad" hN
Franz van der Strck"n
Believers ~ musical festivals a. a means
Of increasing tn" pupuiar ta-t" for MUSIC
and ,lsVstIng Il will not md ground for
e-ncpuraspn.ai IN The growing practice
81 performing operas ~ oraioro form ~
several ~ tho festivals given his wear
Operas sung ~ this wav wer" IA" most I'M
t1rtant par or 'he programme
n one 81 them IN. ~ha"knrN"d Faust
wa sung ~ cpucrrt form and NJ another
O. Mia wa- given Even such "a pret"n-
tiou- AFFAIR n. the Cincinnati Festival de-
voted one Coucrr' TO Chicks "Orieo
That va. dom. M ~" first iu-iancs 10 az
ford me opportunity for Nine ~Schuniann
H.ink ,o sing 't'bs faro SOM" and ia" other
uu,nt-rN that fall tu Orf,o ~ for tine lax"
Of approNimatiu remotely To- an oT@ra't"
t.~r,nrnsu,y. the chorus studded the t'in'k
work for Two wears, Ignoring IN" many
choral works that were 80 much m"rr worth
It's whIie.
And III. char CrS arr that Il the Maurice"
G,rau Ot.,ra Company had son" 10 'incir.
natl and sung ihr ol-Nra The hous" would
have hsen tWn-'hiri- empty tv"n an"S'
.r,,Il.n, performance az TAM au-er thor"
Ia., winter drew q miserable hu'i~c. Bui
ul.n y cuine- ~ doing something OF as
own lhe-r musical "iti"- always attempt
(, he o%IsnratiC
Enrico Iaruto appears TO have made