Progress Musically Noted in Many Cities Outside New York
Pierre V. reports on American cities beyond New York shaping modern music. He cites Detroit Milwaukee Los Angeles Hartford and Pittsfield among others as progressive musical centers connected to New York via unseen networks. He argues regional culture sustains opera symphonies and a national musical bulwark, urging ongoing cross-city exchanges.
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Hungarian violinist contract dispute and opera notes
A fragmented report discusses a Hungarian violinist breaking a contract, with the father involved, and questions integrity in such circles. It also notes the death of David Bischewn, his Met Opera past, and future activity of the San Carlo Opera Company at the Manhattan Opera House with guest artists and a stronger orchestra.
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