The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12
AUAC AND HUSTCTANs.

rsmartsb,s psrfcrmanoss Of certain work
- 49,, s.h..t,.n Nsoh s,v.n two yuors
-, 49,. A. S..hl.h.rn Pa.
ago py . iI oI y, 1870. "a a.
dustrious orsanist Of ths Moravisn Church.
namely J. Frsd wolls, has been wondering
80 =. 2.,,h ~ 4, s-.,n rha performances
-. mr.. -. ~ . r...l.t;on. md they
wsse ME snose .. .s ~ ,,,, -. y. IN
v.rious parts Of the country. They began
IN Msrcb ,sot 1ith tbe Art complete pres-
~ ..~. "a n.,h,~ n miner
sns~'on I'm oouS -,
mass. MUSICIANS ana oWs OF moo
of the vorS to undsrstAnd that something
nnnu,.I AZ h.sn aohisved IN the Httle city
" ene Lemsn s - =. 80
n1n'oo o. We |-."nsI ,,n,. -
TW .hecs..uh 81. 49, nv o
The resuN va that the following year,
when Mr.. Wols gave his Bach festival and
performed. bot only the mass but slso tne
ShnStim.s Oritono ~ Sne , Ht pethis.
-, .nd ~. ~ hcs.i nronrietors WAY
IA and ha,,shty. The nswspsper ACCOUNTS
on that feetiyaf were more numerous and
oomplete than thoss of the previous year,
s sna s the; tSe Of another
festival. But the oreanist and the authorities
~ the church feli Into disputes and other
dificuItjes arose. Again this year II was
very doubtful vhsther there would Be e., a
hem 4 pr.paTinr to reosiye visitors in larger
nnmbsrr tksn eycr bcfore'
Thoee who have been there and had op-
portunitieo TO study the beautiful life OF the
Gorsyisn Community, which Il the nucleus
az the musical body Of the town. are hoping
thst oelebrity viii not brins ruin on Bethle-
hem's charms. n the demand for seats at
the festival should outxrow the limits
thing might be spoiled. The situation Is
very trying to tho newspaper man. The
temPtetlon1 70 sepRS ~ me nv OF ,ne
49, a. Sr~st 1900
However. let the truth be told There
n TO Be q festival OF Bach music at Bethle-
hem next month, beginning on Monday,
NAV II, and ending on the following Satur-
day night. The programme u arranged
tb,,s: On Monday At p. NJ, ssleepers' wake;
a voice n caIlinR,- and the sMaenifcat.
D,eedav at IP. n, Psrts l., H., and III.
q the Cnristmes Oretono' tna 49, N.
sP. y. the second Prsndsnbu,s concerto,
,suike. on. Nnke, loae,sooheGror nouI'-
1 mo WE q, ny re A. =. >, ~ ,ha
=
st. Mattnew fass'9n, ano :. "a tne
remainder OF II. Snday ~ "A. the
Easter cantata Inc nSetens nuen. une
earn neeu relotSs SnI ouuunA nasuIc
t Sca eSe'9 up rn snS m,nz. 81 az
ufoay Az "a. tne hyfie on1 oicna OF tne
mass In B minor, and at r. a. the rest OF
the maee, Inc hours OF tne, oatu.uAy Son-
certs are set early IN order tnAt visitors
from this city and philadelph1a may return
nome vn0t nlRlt, IedNlnk betnlenem ~
O'CLOCK
The scheme OF this programme is interest
ing and IL worth pointing out. The plan
Is unit In idea. presenting events In the
life OF Christ as treated in the music Of that
stupendous genius who grows with each
succeeding year. The first two days, as
will be seen BY reference to the programme.
embody the feelings appropriate to the
birth Of the Saviour. and eliminate with
the Christmas Oratono. 'Sleepers, wake.
was written for the Sunday next before
Advent, and 10 call to the Church TO be
ready Tor the nndegroom' H. therefore.
.or,, :. ~ ~ AZ two 4. ~ viz ""o'e'
Thn WsSnssT.v v,rc~rsmme 4. a sort ~
intsIiude. and yith fhursdsy we reach
trsnscsnaant orstorio Nhick is sivav. set
I s ~. o,S ~. ,,.; 80
s~'o", .,,,,S. 40 ~ y,ncans az 4, A.. xh.n
hesnI ~ishin ths yslis m Ire old Rethlehsm
T,, ~ E1Ssx eo,nn the ss;n;c;nn.
~ III AsOsn.;on morn ana on Sst,rds1
~. 49, - Sor,h N. rbvrch's = firmstioyy
~ I1 ~ ~ SsMss q ~. snsnt. wb;cb hav. hson
pelstsd - ''''
Th,s cro.r.rr,. 4. h..u,isu,,x .r,;.,,,
In a.. syTspss,n.nt ~ ths no,sc Z. an am.
h,,;,ns,. o3s.ith ana ;,s fsrv"nt nsrfopm.
snca mndsr VI Woile's dirsrsion will he
snrs.,S;ns r.nr: ,hsn . nnws;csI seStiysI
IL All y . ~ ~;oms nrocls n alton
sso.. -
u.,h.., p.nr., y,opn;., h.. o,,,,s
on~.' n ono
back TO town and 10 going TO play again.
Some years ago Banner appeared here a. q
juvenile prodigy and made something Of a
.en..ton R,,t he staved In Nav York t,ll
- ~. =. h,,.~..I. a,,.
no sie" TOO ut W yu,emS p'ouky
small public. He had pretty hard hoeing
for time. and finally gave It up for an un-
profitable job He went to Europe and
was lost 70 sight.
After q time news began TO drift across
,h~ -. th., an T,.lsn ,do,,n,.t n.r,.d
om-t... t $3.50. HAD%,.L IT,
SSnvotu, WIN Ncnnc MIIe nennlsn thaH
rrSamm .u va n ,bsaS sne iaence S,@ o.
Hen "a vsuoevnS thea.Ss AZ ~ GIN.