Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-11
GREAT MUSIC FESTIVAL 10 BE
FEATURE or PANAMt-PA.
III Cll1C EXPOSITION.
10000 Voices IN CHORUS


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one Of the great attractions during
the year VIII be the production OF
symphonic work Tor which the New
YORK italian Philharmonic Society has
ohered "A prize OF $4,000. The com
petition VIII close on May LIST, 1914.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to Sc
cnre as judges the following famous
con'PoScIs' fucclnl' franchetu'
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ci7'"" u ''e Ne" oiN society 10 noIu
contest ID the result Oh Vhe pFel'llli-
nary arrangements oI the great must
tai 'ohHress 10 DC neIu at the eAposl-
uoh' me successful WORK VIII pc
come the properly OF the society ana
VIII De prouuceu LOT uhe lirst uile III
puphc al the Worlu lalr OF 1910
me ooihposiuoh' ior "llch any
th'H'e may oe chosen, must pe ny
composer OF ltailan Dlrth resident III
Aiuri'ca'
MnSlcal socletles throushout the
W"riu are hlreauS coliectlnS supScilP-
uohs Tor tuhds TO pay the expenses
OF 'he singers ana TO proVide prizes FOR
copeullNe events IN "hlch every couh-
uy WIN Phruclp'te. III Her"'aIlS'
Itaiy' ScahdahaVia' wares S"i'Zeriahd
, FRANCE ana o'her European couii'ites
the So'l't''S are "aiulnE '"s''ng' ior
the one great purPose-l ll''t VI pe'is
1uIly represented at lne fahli'id- faci-
lie Exposition III ]olo' America y
national airs and folk songs VIII De
presented on great s'aIe'
Singers from the countries Of South
ern Europe have assured through sub
scriptions sufficient funds to enable
them to present their national airs
upon vast scale. The National Els
teddtod or wales Is coiiectlhs a sum
of 100000 to be devoted to the mas
sive festival recognized as n classic
throughout the musical world. Ger
man choral societies. both in the
Fatherland and in America are also
raising a fund to bring to the eXposi-
tion the best that all the German sing
ing societies in the world have to Offer
Most of these singers will be taken to
San Francisco by way of the Panama
Canal They viii be thus given the IN
spiration which will guide them in
the singing of their tremendous mes
sage.
Nor will the monster festival be de-
voted entirely to vocal music. Bands
from all parts Of the world Will also
be represented at the festival and viii
compete for international prizes. So
loists, duettists and chorus singers
will compete one with the other and
will be Judged by some of the most
famous musical adjudicators in the
world. These experts who VIII judge
the competitions are being selected by
Mr., George w. Stewart who has lust
been appointed Director OF Music to
the exposition.
Mr.. Stewart is celebrated through
out America as the organizer OF the
famous Boston band of which he was
the conductor for many years. lie
has had experience as a director or
music 70 oNposiuons at Nhcaso ana
81 Louis and Is admittedly the pest
man for the job that the 1915 world $
fair could have selected. He viii pro
badly conduct the massed bands ana
choruses who will take part In the fes-
tivals that are to be held throughout
thu exposition year. There VIII never
be a day without It's musicaI attrac-
tion and musicians VIII oe catered 10
more fully than any other profession
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