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September 14

Mrs U. V. Lottir F. R. Hummel

Miss Abbo

Birr K. D. & BI I. L. iki Bir J. E. Atery Mr. 8. Art: Bir G H. Adison

tr R. J. Bir ces Mo E. Blackburn

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MB. Markhams

Mr P. Marke

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Me C. . entague

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Car C. Nopper

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MUSICAL MAGICIANS.

MORIZ ROSENTHAL' AND

MISCHA ELMAN,

This is an age of wonderful musical exccutants, and the names of two of the greatest stand at the head of this article. They belong to different gea erations, but each is recognized as a supreme master of his art.

Certainly this is so in the case of Rosenthal. Some quarter of a century ago, when he first came to London, Rosenthal amus:d his friends by stat ing-that-ke-would-prefer waiting another year before doing this, in order to perfect his technique, more thoroughly, although his technique at that time was already the wonder of the whole musical world. When he did come, his success, of course, was

instantaneors.

TWO STORIES.

On another occasion the joke took the form of a little story which he narrated with great gusto at a dinner- party. His friend, he said, was giv ing a recital, and had reached the middle of the passage in question when an attendant approached the only auditor in the ball and asked to see his ticket. "I gave it to you when I caine in," said the man ad- dressed, a pattinich with snow-white! hair. "Impossible," replied the atten- ! dant, "for I remember distinctly that the caly person who passed me at the door was a little boy." "I was that boy," the patriarch made answer.

Even moreorashing was the rebuko which he administered not long ago to another distinguished rival-one of! the greatest of all living pianiste. The scene was a musical reception at a private house. The pianist in ques tion had been playing nearly all the evening, and afterwards, approach- Richter introduced him, having og Rosenthal, procee 'ed to hold forth presented him to the orchestia at the in very high flown strains on the joys beamal beforehand as the King of the matured and perfect artist! of Tianists." This, however, is only (meaning bimself, of course) who was one of many similar epithets which at last able to express himself without have been bestowed on him before thought of tesbaical bindrances. To now, including You Bolow's bumerous all of whià Rosenthal listened grave appellation, The Jupiter of Octaves, ly. Then, with a genial twinkle, ha

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Greek and Latin poots, knows all thing." he said not long ago to a versal consent one of the first of all Heine by heart, pad sprake five certain modernist master, "I can those players who achieve their ends, modern language. No wonder that write it init as well my-ulf

his friends are always asking him And Mircha Elman, it may be of as it has been humorously expressed, when he finds time to play the piano interest to note, holds much the same by dragging the tail of a horse over He is a man of murcle, too, as well as view on this point Why," he the entrails of a cat.

Wonderful indeed has been the

of mind. Swimming and walking.cently asked, "have these modernist bis obief recrvations, keep him a composers written little for the ways in perfect physical trim, and it violin? I will tell you. Because career of this fortunate young man has been said of him that he can tear there you want something more than since thoas far-off days when as a a pack of cards or break a hor eshon | colour ad arm sphers- you must child of four or five ke scraped away

| with any professional strong mari, huve read stistinction of thenght and on a toy fiddle in his humble cottage Also ho has a keen wit which has genuine melodi beauty. Strange entroundings in rural Rossia, and ļaften served him well. "Dead rhythms, far fetched harmonies, and

| pianists are always the finest players the like will not avai rou bero,' thereby disclosed the possession of

was an aphorism once ascribed to

It was a way of putting the matter that incommunicable gift which was him. To a fellow-artist who once which may surprise some who do not to mean so much for him and all his consulted him as to how he could know how seriously Eman-the

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the advice, "Give fewer concorte." of only a few tray ghow takes It was on March 21, 1905 or more. NEW MACAO To another plantas, who said that he is art. But Erman ha in fact than seventeen years ago that he had been too busy to visit him he groan ont of all powledge in the replied, "Nourouso, my dear fellow musical sene fince thoatly day/nde his first appearance, in London, If you can play the octava passare in when he was n-toswbin ( List's Sixth Rhapsody a slowly

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