New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

is little 70 the point where a story is Impossible
from the beginning. but it becomes inteFesuhs
when one reflects that long as Professor, EMIL
Krause has been alive the conductors OF Boston
orchestras have been full booded Germans-ffeniE
Schmidt, Carl Zerrahn, Carl Bergmann berhdfo
I.stemann Georg Henschel Wilhelm Geriche, Az
thur Nikisch and Emil Paur. Was 1t any one OF
these men who was sent to hire orchestra in
Hamburg and buy good notice for lV marks
Did any ever hear of Boston orehesu'-
brought over from Hamburg or any German CITY
Stories like these believed in Germany; there-
fore the Editor of the .'Musikalsches Wochen-
blatt' ought to be ashamed Of himself, ana the
first best American music student IN Hamours
ought to make Mr.. Phillip Berges eat few sheets
Of the paper upon which MS lies are printed.
An Irish Evening Of Art, Poetry. Music and
History" will be given under the auspices OF the
Woman's South African League on April = al
Carnegie Lyceum. The musical part of the enter
tafnment will be cared for by Mrs Roliie Borden
Low soprano; Nine. Julia. Rudge. contralto; Miss
EuRenia Munson violin; Francis walker nary
tone and Edward O'Mahoney. bass The proceeds
will be sent to Pretoria for the children made
orphans IN the late Boer war
The National Federation of Musical Clubs will
hold its third biennial festival in Rochester, N y
on Nav 49, 20 q and D. the guest OF the Roch-
ester T1,esday Musical The federation was found
ed in Chicago in 1888, the movement which called
II into existence being outgrowth OF the concerts
CIV hy VI
America The first festival was held in st. LOUIS
Yn Nav 1899 the second Cleveland in 1901. These
festivals have proved to be OF great interest anu
value not only to the delegates VINO attend 'heH'
but also TO the entertaining city and organzauoh'
The leading spirits among the promoters OF mu-
steal culture throughout the country gather to-
eether to take counsel and to listen to perform
ances by the best amateur and professional TAI
ent The circular of invitation to the approach
ing festival
cl,rHc who her
or cordially Invited to tess atfena entit1sd o
take part In discussions out unress m vote Re
norts from the officers. the chairman of the ar
mSts rs0 WilI Contain matters Of much Importance
and interest The musical pTogTafe %s Of Pe mus
cal club work will be given by women OF e3 nnI1,eS
and experience from the various sec'lonS' loio"eu
by general discussion.
The trustees of the Chicago Orchestral Associa-
tion have issued an appeal to the pubic al large
70 beIn raise the Gum Of &75OO0 necessary. IN their
opinion. TO insure the continued existence OF the
Chicago symphony Orchestra. Here are the arsu~
ments advanced:
! To the Patrons and Friends of the Orchestra
since which Te threateRs the existence
ira very many Of it's friends have ezIressed TO ra US
Serving it such sums they could afford The
sasd nss %s TO give those who have frequented our
concerts for so many years cnenGe 10 eantne Hetp
We sve gone far enough With our eaneass qfUs fUs
large subscriptions among those "Ho at"aIS d s she
hvny ~ chicago to know that their action In this
case will governed very largely ~ f1, me nubc
6n2na Sn2Tn tSe next three weeks II consderabe
proportion of the ten or tWea9 a9den"e are made
Up should respond in this emergency ~ ie .ne, "
scriptlons even for coHparatiVex ti H the
toward the permanent retention OF tne
orchestra the generous men VINO nave 80 so1 in5
supported 1t. and others like then1 Will never ie'
| Il leave Chicago
The ArIon Singing Society of Brooklyn Arthur
| C,aassen conductor. will give Its NTH annual
| choral concert at the Academy OF MUSIC he~c
Tburxday evening There will be 6 male chorus or
ona hundred and fifty voices and a supplementary
chorus Of one hundred women's voices. with MRS
ahsnna Cumming for soprano solos and the halteh-
born Sextet and Hugo Troetsche organ for the IN
| etrunental music Following is the programmed
'walfharfen." for mems voices 'Edwin Sc0ui'S
Arion Society: ,,
Two movements Of the suite for violin .Ries
Es is was Elm 51:5 PtEna AstenhOf'F
Allegro from sersnade. op es es;:..:.:....'H HOfmann
| 1' '''"' Ms, shsnna Cumming. ..,.,.-.
Autterspraehe ''-''-. triionn society.
sourdine t.a.1
Aha T0roa Kaitenbcrn sextet
old Black Fostsr-Fan DER stuckeE
! 'Vioet''' -''.''''-''' Hrion society.
war .ch nleht ein Hahn .TschsikOwsly
| W s"S " ,Mrs. shsnns Cumming.
Asdents ics SrouSS ssaSS1hs0 the rraD KoshIor
| Kaitenbora se1tet ,..v.-- -o,,.r,,.,..
DeF hi0Heh FAe"@ Mixed chorus.
don IL going TO enjoy III Il can) festival devoted
1 entirely TO music composed by him. There
be four evening concerts in St. Jamess Hail.
| June f. and D. and matines on June & The