The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-22
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
Carl Vending, Of Stuttgart. the new
/ concert master Of the Boston Symphony
/ Orchestra, sailed from Bremen on the
| Friedrich der Crosse, September Il. and
is due TO arrive in New York on Tues
/ day. Mr. Vending comes to Boston on
a years leave of absence from the Court
/ Theater Of Stuttgart. where he is concert
master. Or. Muck, the conductor OF the
1 Boston symphony Orchestra. sails from
| Bremen on the Kronprinz Wilhelm Sep
/ TENDER "a and is due 10 arrive in New
/ York October J. Altogether, the Boston
| symphony is bringing nine artists from
abroad this year
Out Of a total Of about eighty concerts.
which he viii give in America between
( October 3 and May !. PadeTewsld will
play only twelve times with orchestras.
With the Boston Symphony Orchestra ne
/ viii give two performances in Boston,
/ and one each in New York. Brooklyn,
! Philadelphia. Baltimore. and Washington.
/ he will give two performances with the
/ Theodore Thomas Orchestra in Chicago,
! svo with the Pittsburg Orchestra IL
I 'Ittsburg and one with the same or
/ chestra in Cleveland. All his other per
/ fOrmances viii be recitals. New York
! and Chicago are the only cities In which
/ he will give more than one He plans
\ 10 give three recitals in New York and
/ Two iii Chicago.
Nine. Olga Samaroff, who has been
/ spending the summer hard at work in a
/ little Alpine town. has had as her most
/ constant and appreciative audience q
rooster from a neighboring poultry yard;
/ IN fact. Nine. Samaroff Is certain that if
/ the musical cock had half a chance he
would develop into virtuoso himself
/ Whenever he used 10 see her going to her
/ daily practice, ne would straightway
/ leave his numerous harem and perch
/ himself on the fence under her window.
I Fortissimo passages urged him 10 crow
his best. and through piauissimo passages
/ he maintains d most d0leful and melan-
/ choly cawing. This happened every day
/ and became one Of the sights OF the vii
/ lage Nine. Samarof was tempted TO
/ buy her appreciative friend but the
problem OF getting him over 10 America
/ seemed rather formidable, and she gave
up the idea.
| Mrs. William Keye Miller, one Of Wash
ing,on's most charming and popular So
pranos. has returned 20 her position as
! soprano soIoist OF the Metropolitan Bap-
It's Church. after a successful summer
/ season in Asbury Park and vicinity.
nrUr
/ tage Of a course Of study with Charles b.
/ Hawley. Of New York, and has added
many delightful songs OF this gifted COM
/ poser 10 her repertoire.
Mrs. Addie Kleinschmidt Payne. who
/ has spent the past year in Paris where
she has studied vocal music under ceie-
( brated teachers. arrived in Washington
/ yesterday, and will resume her duties as
/ associate teacher with Mrs. Florence Hill
! HormeSs al Mount Vernon Seminary at
+ the beginning Of the school session.
The University OF Music and Dramatic
Art. which began its fourth year on Sep
1 TENDER 16. includes in its faculty the fol-
/ lowing teachers: Nine. Marie Won Tn
schuld-Lazard, piano; H. H. Freeman.
organ; Daniel Breeskin. violin; Ernest
Lent. cello: P. Pfarr. double bass; Miss
Clara c. Ross. harp; Robert Seel flute:
/ Fred PatZsChke, oboe; J. /. Vanpoucke,
clarinet; Henri p Werres, bassoon: Al
( bert V Wacker. French horn; Walter F.
Smith, trumpet; Harry A. Stone, from
bone, Samuel Johnson, drums; W. II. San
/ telmann. military music.
! The piano department Is entirely under
/ the teaching Of Nine NJ Won Unchuld.
\ the vocal department under Sig Napole-
one Carozzi and Miss Edith Pickering. the
/ dramatic art department. under Mrs Susie
/ Root Rhodes: French. Nine. Blanche BIZ
mont; German, Erin 4. Lindinger;
Italian. Sig Lanzilli. The public school
| teachers training course is under Mrs.
+ COTdelia A. Johnston.
The piano teachers training course at
/ tracts again great attention from pupils
/ from every State. This course. which is
also taught by Nine Won Unschuld, has
\ already a number of students.
/ 4 valuable addition 10 the faculty Of
/ the University of Music and Dramatic
( Art is Herr Heinrich Hammer the we'll
I known conductor Of several prominent
/ European orCheStras. who came over 20
/ this country 10 lead orchestras at the
jamestown Exposition. Herr Hammer
/ is an exponent Of the Jacques Dalcroze
method for teaching rhythm and absolute
ear training He win start a class in this
subject within the coming weeks
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will
this winter give its usual series Of five
matinee concerts in the New National
Theater al 4:So o'clock on Tuesday after
moons, the dates being November 5. De-
cember 3. January Z, February IS, and
March T. Three soloists are announced:
Paderewski, whose only appearance with
orchestra in Washington it viii be: Fritz
Kreisler the great yiOliniSt. and Theresa
Carreno, the distinguished pianist Re
newals by last years subscribers are now
being received by the local representative
OF the orchestra. Mrs. Katie Wilson
Greene. ll26 Sixteenth street northwest
Full details regarding the season will be
announced I'm due time
Felix Garziglia. the French pianist, is
now located in his attractive studio. at
5i3 Thirteenth street. He will be particu-
larry busy during the coming winter. as
he is Of the faculty Of Chevy Chase Col
lese and at the head Of the entire music
department OF Madison Hall Seminary.
To-day he VIII preside at the organ al
the opening of the new West WASHINGTON