The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
A HISTORIC ORCHESTRA
\EU RTIORD OF BOSTON'S
PIIiIRS.
Wan, Change in me direction and Per-
sonnet m the Twenty ave irar~ Nav
ippTOaching GomUirtIon Promises
Tor rat Nrar leaders aud singer.

coming winter that 'br Wu-s,al duvr'uteS
ct NuN Work were So an tu hutt"r by %"
u'NHt that e strange or,'h"-t "a from BUSt' %
yuut'wplIt'i ~ Ni-lt tu this city With ~"
id"a co. showing what ru~tun could du ~
On" "tN 20 mu-Ic masking "H'S.d" IT o."
Handel tud HAYDN ana occasional I'''Ho"
% IuuIl",- Not 'aaf New lurs even q
u'IHr,~r at % century ego Wa- ma dl.' need
IT orchestral wu-l'. HE Ihiudrru pu,c.
even then g"urrlbi.. Va~ very much .uy"
under ih- lrad- ship uf q Ga,rly we'll known
man manned Ihr,dpT,. homis
The mach more youthful symphony
society was Offering music uud"r ~"
leadership OF thr youthful Waiter Dam
rus"u fr1uN Van der Nju,Nru. mot ind
ing nm orchestra ready AZ hand. had on
gained oLr IT his own. particularly 10 pun
conserve uv" New Work out uf the rat 81
the classics. while Anton SvIdl "a com
paratlv" u'V,nu'. gave ps,u-l'uH' 'uu-
otrts with M" u.nu.'.'rl Of 'h" N"trur"li-
tan Opera Huus, and was rapidly building
up that iduul.ng following whrh mad
nlm uutpu" tiEIr, M New NurN musical
life
Consequently ~. audience which filled
Stclnway Hall on February ~. l-S7 hardly
realized even after tine concert that q nov
and most potent factor had been injected
into New Iogk'- music To ~" general F.
public the Boston SYMPHONY CrChv-Jra /
was lees Than uam". The musical uuhh" .
that - that part II n which pays tu x" - .
concerts knew vaguely that a wealthy /
banker IT Boston, who must b." eccentric. .
had oUganized an orchestra Few year, .
heior" n.-'1u~". fnrSnu'h De- DID not ha" .
ID" way IN" then rNI-t.ng nrghcsiraS ul /.
Boston PLAYED
That other part Il ~" musical ryNN. ,
which docs not pay O." 20 20 concerts .
whenever by hook OF 'IurN frr" tickets .
may b" got rested satisfied with D."
knowiedg" thai another market for solo
lists had been Opened ur wHI'" a frw.
very few knew TIA. SERIOUS work had
b'an accomplished and that ~ had become
m" determination If Henry = HlC.ru~nn
20 leave nothing undnn" e. max" hrS ~
ch-stra a. good ~ any other ~ th" world.
Rut ~ - doubtful that oven Mr IhCEiu~on
ard 'hus" most closely associated with
ham had any lea 'h" "uorrrI- influence .
on music "a America 'h" Boston orchestra
was destined to exert
Whom D. .',v" H. f.>t r.,us"r' in New
Work. % numbered ,..cu'v- '," musicians
Nhh..m C"rIcks va ~ his 'hlri v.n-
- fNlllffIN'0f I.f f|fft-NTN ilI.l If'f'|. D.
urranIl.d ~" wears h"fur- and had
started nth SiNty-fvo musicians. -
cruitrd entirely IN BOSTON. with Gr,u. &
H.n=Ch"l a. IT, ,pudU''pr IN" first Z
4 hrs" ycar~ v"-" sufficient tu convince Z
Nj Hrgg.u-.n rhsf -" rpJ'.r ora' 10" .
annual daHrrr ufrh' be- and Enioiv ..t
VI HIGrIu-.0 Lurv- "a hat 'ha, .rch,~rrs
"a. ,r-r boon 30" support given 20 q,
a d
ruf'Iur 10 ru 'N" -nuudest ARTIST. ua-.
Therefore u th" i.d' ~ 49, be- hrpurHt
from N"nut a. rurdrc1rr NHNr.rr {
Ger ctn. n, - 30" onudurtor- Of rho
Imperial Ou"ra and then ' the win" Of
h's manhood h". win 'is tnvIeld,ug
dlscTplrH" h'- tir~le-s rtrl'.uc" and his :
st"adfast adherence o. IN" highest idsals :
- his art 20 on. wear Transformed tho !
OrChss'' "a int a fore" 'u b. rrck'nsd With,
and WH"n ~ h's - .nnd wear D." hrouCh /
fom Vienna - number 20 Young men 10 '
strengthen IN" string choir % may be- =
-ald that ~" Fo~'un SYMPHONY Orchestra
was fairly launched nn IT. extraordinary
career
a." first concert m ~t".usay Hal.
caused bon q = .tIr II tn" agd."nr,. {
u ~ ,pwuus"i largely 2 N.-'ouHrs =
FORMER pn-tpuinn- and thor friends an 3
o." 'fI.'- yer 'H"r" ~" Nr' ~ amin"
" ~ not startling l. .a.Cfg o'F fr"
.O''srru' uf '~trrT. and ended with fr.. "
e MINOR -vw' louv V..rIa H,'D."u tn.--.. >
'Wu rum" Hsut.''- largo rltv"i 20. =
30 .Iu|.u- tTIIug 's.nug fNa ..I...,s'l.... Z
and ,u. P."' M, ,.n concert. rrry.f nv :
Franz kuur-,,' 10. cuu...rr master h-af-
q, a-.. -ltp.n % ttr iI..p4-.s ....r .n..
't-hr O. o. vn..r rn" lag. 49, n,sr.d '
rut 'h" CRITIC. Admitted 'll' .. have. -ha ,
, tgliu.-r. 900 stand enabled 'r. .trl. .'..,. q,
'u zeal %, p, '|., f.I' -..n -.prHrrg- hrrrv h
~ il.H- TON.
Thai VIE Pho. f.tfrr" NJ 49," #I' ..I-a that \
rmur'--.-i S"w y ..rN IN" "Npul-.'" color %
~ ~. -rr.'g .hHr Abort no.. wool ,
u Irs- ant tho rr.-s they v,r. ,..f So. u
rDgflI'. uHH whom -.u.. ,.fhf,r.- '.. '
Br-'rrllu- w.. =. thor hr'ua rau..r-
that tho urr'rr- % N"W Nrr- sad thai
u- Brrf 30 Jrur"-lrt ~ lrtr.r 'huu ara,
%. ru..'r.lt... q. ,-..-al som. r.rnrr T y
"rv nr-v'r- v"-" 'utl" N"w wis a
,"r.-,.i 2, -.'rr..r. fer 40 .rI," .ri yur.a ..
10 irur'.rr 'Yu glory ~ me. -frtur. u.rr'ot 4,
a. NJ. Isr| irr ~. q ulu.l- ~ tho M"fr.. T,
70. ili 90 pi...t il...-.. AVID fl" brass q u
Iu.u..-
Il Wa r..r|Iv DO r"rrarAtul.. -.f 81 men
a ~ made tN,. r.f rrrru- e IA. .r,.b..-irl I'
.v"ffy. .." ,,rr. ~. y fnu nr-' l.-A "
at Franz kr,r-..I rr., ,.,,,.rf .'.r "a .
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