The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

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dav ASSUME a cnmnanding nositinn IN tha
world of music.
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New lork symphony orches'ra, conducted
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Samuel V. Spever, who died Of apoplexy
al the New York Hospital on Tuesday night
was one of the most ardent devotees of
good music in this city. He was himself
thoroughly good musician, PLAYING the vio-
lin capably. His favorite instrument, how
ever, was the viola, and he was we'll known
az a member Of one of the best amateur
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haa,,s nm ahidipu sorrow for liz untimeIv
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An interesting spectacle TO promenaders
on Broadway a day or two ago was n GER
tain little squad Of Mr.. Grau's operatic
forces walking solemnly down toward
a place near Union Square where musical
personaees 20 10 imbibe the amber LIQUID
of the Fatherland. In the group were
t,,,, Ei,,tI,a tho Carmar .t,oa
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in"h"sei' A''oh van ''''' NV "'S oao'',
Anthes, the newly imported TENOR ana
Herr. the new German conductor Antilles
disclosed himself as dapper gentleman,
with a smooth, round face and hair show
ing the first tinge- of gray His clothes
fit him uncommonly well for those Of a
German opera singer.
Herr was seen TO be short. broad, pale
OF face, and heavily bearded in black
He was also very lame, and his walking
Elinblad used to be known To frequenters
of the Metropolitan IN the old days when
opera III herman w ..e ohIy sor. nearo
anIdr and sSin.fr,.a and no was al,
enough for the part. He il a huge fellow
with gray hair and a studious countenance
devoid of hair As ne walked down Broad,
way me other ia! WIZ, ,oP nav peIcieu
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Henry Hadley's music for the drama
Audrey" is expected to awaken interest.
~ /, does. il will accomplish something
,,rusuol Co., ,hao,r, oudi,rc.s do no, con,
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eraily concern the'hHei'eS aoou, the M
Cluehtai music, no matter now aUDitlour
II NAV be Mr. Hadley. however, il still
Young and has not lost his faith in the
yyoweT of earnest work
Ue has e,deavoroJ 10 rise ohove tho
;,fan,;lo la,.ai ~ ordinary th.at ro n,usic
Uis rlan has b..en to sal Tho noetic snirit of
he drama in a sui,e Of which tho move.
mems ara arranged 70 be plavcd hetweep
: he acts He has made a cbaracterist,c
: henc for each of tho nersopages Of tho
nlav md ,ba.a in addition IN ha;ng hoard
n 10 s,,ite are worked into H." n,,sic
which acnor,nanies The action at vario,,s
points Tbn orner;napt - artistic h,,,
viii tbe n,,hlc fax. note of III
vhon raouord 40 R.s,Lo III, toll and
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on Thursday ne announced To an anxious
world that his brother Jeans voice was
better than ever Now, that Is a statement
which Will he taken mere with several grains
OF salt. nevertheless II Is perfectly true
The point Is that II must he accepted IN It's
strictly 'echhicai sense
The vocal CORDS OF Jean de feszke are
sound, and the qualuy, power and beauty
of the tones which they form are unim,
Raireu. ms II 'f, 'es'irhohf OF several
Hmcrlcai, SINGER Uho htdtu MN as S,eg-
!led AT me urahu oPera aSt summer but
.hey al aR,ec .ila. ne tsuieI'hg from