Arizona republican., 1921-06-05
Musical Notes
BY EUGENE REpEWILL

The recent convention in Chicago of the National Association for the Advancement of Music resulted in well-laid plans to make our country moro musical than eyer. Something has to take the place of the amuse- ments which the fast growing blue lawsv are dispersing, and music is the logical substitute because 1t can be used in every turn of present day life Progressive music dealers are contributing generously. and at the present writing millions Of dollars are irl readiness to promote the musi- cal propaganda which will give cer- tain music educators more than they possibly will be able to handle.
 Especially Arizonans who have not heard him, will be glad to know that Caruso has regained his health and that the trouble which did not Impair his voice has left the greatest of tenors in a rather run down condi- ton but which will readily improve owing to his wonderful vitality.
 The Minneapolis Symphony orches- tra which played in Phoenix on three different occasions, is experiencing. financial setback which may disband the Organization. The guarantors in recent years have contributed over a million dollars covering shortages.
  full orchestra may feel ahead of the deal in the fact that they received a goodly part of this loss.
 This is an age of master classes, visits of the sky, -ovitch'' and other sneezey- named m U s c artists. Among the former artists teaching in the east this summer are Godowsky, (the dean of master classes since LiszD: Auer, violinist, teacher of Heifetz, Elman, etc.; Sivcik, teacher of Kubelik; Oscar Saenger, vocal instructor and operatic coach; Clar- ence Eddy, veteran organist; and mary who teach only in a limited way and who make no announce ments. Among the new artists mostly pianists and violinists who seek the wilds of America to capture our endless gold, will be found artist after artist, each one the greatesl in the world and the amazing thing seach one making good. It will no be long until the American people will overcome and make worthless the comment of the originator 0 cirt.uses, and we will begin to realiz that there are just as great star abroad. out of our vision, as eve shone upon us, and many of the reall, greatest we will never see. Tn same way with pianos-but then tha would be advertising, so to proven disturbing the rust on the big shear we'll pass on Moral. however. don believe everything if you haven heard everything.
 A few foreign violinists whom " will hear some time in the futur' all said to be superior in musician ship to anything heard in Americ; are Bronislav Huberman, Francl AraHyi and Eric Nagy.
 Marie Tiffany. the singer of whoi Phoenix is proud, has been re-en gagged by the Metropolitan Opel company of New York for the 1921 1922 season. Phoenix has contribute several artists to the outside worl who have made splendid records f. themselves.
 Moritz Moszkowski, the worl famed pianist and composer, has bee discovered in a state of actual wan Money is being raised for his reli and some of it is already in h hands. This artist has given mus to the world that will last forever something wrong when man ii this should have to wait until he
 dead to be appreciated. Pianis have played his Spanish dances, col cert waltz and endless other nunbe --so commonly popular that they " be found in the ten cent editions In 1892 he toured the United Stat playing the Behr piano and he w booked for Phoenix but at that tiT Phoenix was too small to warra his appearance here and the engag ment was cancelled.