New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

the discourse. Nikisch entered the field with an
Contained single NOV oveltyHTschaikowsky's arst
does not at all disclose the composer Of the
sixth SYMPHONY The rest Of The programme I;dnans
long ago hunted TO death such as the ''Freischttz
.Tannhauser, and ,Leonore" 4vertureS Beeih;
excerpts from La Damnation de Faust" etc.
for his own exhibition A continual hauling about
and coquetting for the purpose OF putting himself
isms which already noticeable during his
heS s eese % ri s
graceful gestures seem to seek to express every
BIRD in sieefried Revers and fes he hovers and
flies also with his alabaster hands: in the Rakoczy
march he strikes martial attitude. Sometimes he
doesn't conduct at all and then so violently that it
stead p,e Of permitting the " art work to make its
proclamation he directs attention away from 1t by
Impress the masses by external means And the
leads him into extravagances in dynamcs well
conseaaence, Occasionally he swallows the end
Fes,I IN tbis a. and M anon he Turns holds into
wholly unnecessary since he is admirable mu-
sclan / also heard and saw the youngest Johann
young man fairly bristles with lack OF talent.
saw good deal Of Moszkowski in Paris. When
o eyer his health m permits h. T9TT KIN on n suite for two
or IN ana all Reheod next w season oe essf
who in London direct the rehearsal of his
Of music for drama Intended for Sarah Bernhardt
He showed me the manuscrpt OF score by Lulli,
he has revised. The famous orchestra de la Mon
nae. which heard in the public park in Brussels.
danance would not be tolerated long. by the say
ages in America. Our critics. thank God, would
for that. After all that have heard and seen
have come to the conclusion that music is not III
so very bad Il way with us. and / conclude with the
remark that New-York is good enough for me.
Miss Maud Powell Is in Holland She played at
Scheveningen a fortnight ago, and then attended
a musical festival at Bruges in Belgium. After
a few weeks at Il Belgian watering place she will
return to London. In January she will fill en-
gagements in Germany. and in March undertake
TO return the United States until 1904.
Mr. and Mrs. PadereWsk went to of the Ger
man baths for the waters and after the
pianist had finished the very successful Spanish
which he entered upon after his return from
the United States. In Spain he decorated with
the Cross Of Commander OF the order of Charles
Ill a high distinction.
The principal features of the coming Worcester
festival have been decided upon. 1t will begin
a week later than usual, September -. All the
solo artists have not yet been engaged, but the
choral and orchestral forces Will be those usually
employed The orchestral works solo accom-
paniments will be conducted by Mr.. Franz Kneisel
the choral by Mr.. Walter Goodrich. Mr. Cab
riloWitsch Will play pianoforte concerto. The
choral works will be George W. Chadwicks Jul
dth" which had It's first performance at the fes-
tival OF last year: two parts OF Bachs Christmas
Oratoro" Horatio W Parker's "Ho:a Novissima"
and an excerpt from the first OF "Parsfai'
The principal orchestral numbers will be Cesar
Francks Symphony in ID minor, Frederick s.
Converse's Festival of Pan" an overture on an