The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 16, 1900, Page 10

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10 —_—— AMERICAN STUDENTS AND IR THEIR S and eoon 1 ited to America. It is only within the few years that an Amer- f genlus was er force of ven general recognition on stage. The most noted STRUGGLES ABROAD s who are loth times what and bravos are and thelr 10 be without limit. ¥ one who understands admits and accepts th subjime speech of the sou ditfon, the bet- t Ife. Its effects are refining. Music te weetly the joys and nassions of life; it takes from sorrows half their burden and robs anguish of its keenest sting; it hails the seasons and promotes love of country and of home. It is the unlversal Meed of a Mational Con Observed by Henry 1. Kowalsky. Poco oBY ROSENTHAL OF THE BELGIANS. — ((ONSERVATORY? gervatory WL SHOULD HAVE HOME EDUCATION [N THE ARTS language of the world and speaks so that that carrie 1 the other air Is fairly nal C an Gove become whose nam the musical w Leonard, berg, violin), cepted of the little of it here Before ente pupils mus ard in music e tion before the t tory, and if 1, th triculated and the you hear a c listening to g; who does n hours every Kreu Rod; Ztude Paganini—E Leclair—Chaconne. Paganini—Etuce No. 19, m{ bemol ma- Locatelli—Sonate en sol mineur. De Eerlot—Etude No. 1, si bemol ma- Jeur. Haendel mi majeur. Ries—Perpetuum mobile de la suite en Adaglo cantabile et allegro en tini- ariations serieuses sur une ga- votte de Corel Campagnoli—Prelude en mi bemol ma- N Adagio du 2e Concerto. J. S.—Sicilienne et presto de la » No. 1 en sol mineur. ch, J. 8.—Sonate No. 3 en la mineur. ch, J. 8.—Grave, fugue, andante, al- , J. S—Fvgue en sol mineur. Bach, J. to en sol bineur. And all othér arrangements by Bach. The class that “concoured” July 11 12 appeared before the following jury: MM. Theodore Radoux, president; gene Ysay violiniste, a Bruxelle s, directeur honoraire de I'Acs e Musique de Tournal; J. Debroux violiniste, a Paris, et F. Renard-Cameuer, violiniste, 2 Huy; Secretaire, M. L. Van- denschilde. The American students recelved first prizes, and some with “distinction” and “extra distinction,” which was a most as- tonishing showing and quite tock the jury’s breath away. You may be assured no favoritism was shown to these Ameri- can pupils. They had to wrest these prizes away from their foreign competi- tors through the jury, and by actual, weil 1- stopped. deserved merit We also tiast tha she was an would not do for An manager expes him and time e war cry, broken and Ameri pearing as when they ca tiemen in for i can tha: Igium and that g 3 jesty much, for he eaid:. “We hays learned to love you people and you flattér us by coming to live witk s and partak- ing of our a institutions.”™ people every- ho ask “Where does he e home of masters in than come the 2ppy to have the hearts af t world ucbed by the iment and Our musicians tes himself to t or in order to pr s that give us great & freat sacrifices; but ined our nation can well afford to do its part to help the ambitious student to ottain thorough education necessary (o that end. We shaif in sooth honor ourselves by honoring the noblest of all arts. Let the cornerston: America’s Temple of Arts be lald _ .’

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