Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
MARY LEARNED.
Note. ana Personals.

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Notes and Personals.
Nine schumann-Heink will give a song
recital In lincoln this fall.
The dimple in Strauss chin is getting a
lot Of space nowadays. Beethoven and
Mozart also had dinples. Have you oneP
Olive Fremstad will sing the title role
%s for Mr. con ss s TO saDpy SSp Sa6 S
grenades.
A brand new contraIto. one said to pos
ssss Qualities to make blase audience
SIT up and assume an expression OF studied
interest. has been discovered by Loudon c.
Charlton. Miss Alice Sovereign. formerly
S19fS a os snsss = the ss
y described as one OF phenomenal beauty.
II halt the predictions made by competent
soon be occupying q place among the great
est or American singers.
Few women planists have won more
Widespread recognition than Antoinette
szumowska. who this year comes under the
charlton management. Mime. Sxumowska.
unaided by the earnest efforts OF a con-
srssssa Press roa asens has steadily in
seasons ago. Philip Hale, the distinsSi SSl ID
greatest pianists OF the day. An extended
American tour II planned.
So favorably received last season was the
quartet presenting Grace Wassail's Shake
decided to offer his singers again in Mrs.
Wassall's charming work and In other song
fTy e1sisn sasa as ch che Daisy Chain
personnel OF the quartet will be the same
as last year, with the exception OF David
Francis Rogers. one Of the most Thoroughly
satisfying baritonea before the public. The
other members are; Nine. shotwell-P Piper,
soprano; Nine. Kathekine Fisk contralto,
and Kelley Cole. tenor.
II his photograph Is trustworthy Francis
nascnillen. the young American violinist
London. VIII be amply able 10 provide ali III
the susceptible could possibly wish in the
way OF dreamy eyes. wavy hair and poetic
seems to have full Complement az
musicianly gifts In addition TO the quota OF
physical attributes demanded by the truly
hlled with riotoas praise OF his art. s.the
greatest Of them all" seeming TO summaries
me verdict On the continent his successes
nave oeen equally pronounced. The young
violinisrs nrst tour OF his native land will
be matter OF more than ordinary Interest
II Is generally known In musical circles
that Wnen Mr.. Nickisch lefe the Boaton
symphony orchestra In the spring OF 1898
negotiations were opened with Hand Rich-
ter to succeed him. In fact contract was
last moment he lost his courage and de-
cided that he could not come 70 America
At put the MANAGEMENT of the orchestra In
most embarrassing position and Dr. Rich
, yer was s,s asked asked g recommend someone to
A@foA "a AZ h4tl muck, VINO had lust be-
come one OF the principal conductors OF the
Berlin opera. but no offer was made 10 Or
Muck as Il was learned that he al thar
time would not consider one Thus Il was
that Emil Paur OF the Leipsic opera came
In place Of Richter Thirteen years later
pr: Muck Z, !. coming to Boston. although il
Leoneavano win bring with him one of
the most operate orchestras In the world
His singers, too, viii be from the famous
La scala. No performance will be given
In costume, however. the selections from
the operas being given In concert form. The
local program VIII doubtless be made IN
from "Pagllacci." '.zaza" and Roland vor,
Berlin" Roland Won Berlin" was Composed
at the command OF the kaiser. The latter
wishing TO discourage modern German mu-
sic, which really had its birth with wagner
and has now for its principal sponsor Rich
ard Strauss. whose ''Balomeh has lust
caused serious rupture between the COM
Leoncavallo. whose works he admired. 10
write upon the German theme and he
psonlssd his royal patronass 70 The sffort.
vogue OF LeoncayalI0. szaxa" Is a beau
tiful opera. built upon the theme Of the
familiar drama "Medicf" Is the nrst OF a
protested triology on Italy. which has q
national intent similar 70 Richard WaG-
nsr's ahing' cyclA