The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

whose loss to America ~ a way hss- neNel
Teen repaired He was conductor TOT
four y.a-s, then came kIuil Aur Tor nv"
" 30 Toliuwed Tor ., Eh' wears ny Grricke
when Itericks rctirsit m the spring al
IgnS the orchestra for tNp YEAR, had ~
fortunes dir,sCtsd 10y karl VINO, u runoi
h., true - tp return TO % when ul- con
tract Nth the Royal uV-rl ia Brriln hsIs
"'ptrai IN the spring 80 1912, aud ma y
came tie present ,OOduy'ur. Max tIedl-s
IT Hamburg
A. one hooks hack over tu,. list - musi-
,IafS that hgv" helIrsd fu mas "a" HIS
tom symphony Orrnt-siI "a What u = sonH'
Irt"TrStiEg names apI'hI. among nv
d violin l.s-'si,Hs thp>" already uHnrd have
,....r NlIy Hrr.- Carl Mouiilng. Mari
budrir,.k Richard CZerNoukv aud unN
th, new .unyvTt master Anton Nt"h
Among the C'!lI~'- hlv" 's,'n h"-iit'"
g. .-,.. anton ll-kkiag, Alvin N"hr' "i"r
t{trl,fIh krl,-..lt go SCHULZ. NttuSs'If~
C,muauart and Heinrich Wurnkr Emit
Form now the principal Viola, Max La'n'
lsult- sE,ysuskt and bttU,tr NuNdt'h
U.s" given distinction O." %" Ni't'~'
Autl. .' th' word winds besides -:rh men
.- I.,ugv. Gri-.I MIquarrs aud S1iplN,
Wlp ar. p,w members, have been the
hmsut'd Puurtau. enc Ut M" gf'al"-'
ClIriuet- IN the world. Who with lacquer
fu,. hf-i Hutr. and Weiss. III" second Oboe.
va victim 90 the Buurgugur i-
ast.,r tu isfts aud charles Mob. The futi-i
And 90 wa ia" Boston Orchestra thai
hruggHt Ntyier Renter. th" hnrn'sl e.
America
Whom tie orchestra mas finished the
thirt,.th -sa-Un. next April q VIII have
given ? gW symphony concerts. p' Nht'h
=, Mn npyt b.-.u gwen here 90 N"N
\ .IE AMI u thus" concerts u VIII have
hub Du IT. programme IGsf -hori 81 '"
tl'''- - music performed H. '~ -
record 81 which any orchestra ~ il'- W"r'd
might lp proud and whrH tu, .u.fss'l"i
Of -. 4. fukcn ifIff GiffRfA=
'lun % - doubtful that II can i'' equal leo
The prospectus Tor 10" orchestra
twrntv-tfth season ~ New YORK. Whl'h
is Just uut. calls Ter the usual i've evening
and iIN" matiuh" concerts, II" former on
THURSDAY evening". Noy"'nh"r H. ID.
Gem her = January ~. February - IN"
Narnh 3 at SIS O'clock, and a." natter
~ saturday afternoons. November J..
December 10. January u. Urinary -
and March -. - 98i u'ciD"k h' tame
for rrn, 49, uf interruptions ty last year
subscribers ended last evening, aud IN"
r.mtiuIug -.aHt- viii b." p,sC'.; "u sale for
tine -,t~un ~ the box uf'c". iaTu'g"
ILtI. 'H.Wurrnw morning ai " o. CLOCK
Tu"rp IL lli q limited uVrlnsr ~ these
~" nly chang, uf not" in he personnel
81 "a, prcNo. "a his year j. ~ h" cpuCert
master Au'ru Wick 70 Berlin -lIC,eed-
ing 80 the place left vacant 10y Willy
h"~. Ni'"N - bohemian. a graduate
81 th" Prague tpn-arVarOry. whore he
was q pupil II BenncwIty Ne ~ q y"ar-
Old and for h. last sixteen IarS has i"''n
concert MASTER ~ he Rerliu RhlihaTn"nir
Orchestra
Tn" management j. again generous
tins year IN ia" ~olpi-t = At ofers. Geratin"
tarrar will he, he SOlpist a. the hr-l
evening concert IN November and Mime
Nirlba at tn. first matt uee concert ia that
month " both evening and matinee
concerts m December th. soluIst Will
b" Io-.'f Holman. while Mi-Chs Elman
- the ~oloiS' for the January con
."rt-. BI-uuI for the February and
" Ii'D for h. March
Among the modern works iha' Mr. 4
Fielder vii probably give In New York
ar' Richard STRAUSS -MaCle,h- and
'Buu OuiNOte.- D'lndy'S 'lHtar NariR-
ions. Henry Hadleys The Culprit
Paw Ir"'lcr's la Mort de Tintagil~z.
.ta 'hnauiuuT'S symphony in r MINOR.
and ~it.hus'- fret symphony There
vii of course b. a judiciouS adm yture .
( he classics