School Of Music Professors Abroad

The Kalarnazoo Telegraph of February 18 contains a long report and oritoism of a ooncert given in that city on ;he night previons. Prof. Alberto Jonas, of tbe Dniversity School of Mnsic, was' the chief performer. Among other bighly complimentary hings the critic says of him : "He compelled his hearers to recognize his exalted position among artists aud they agree with the opiuions of the best oritics that Jonas hasnot a superior among American piauiets except perbaps Joseffy;" "'Aside from a brilliant techniqae and a snper-exquisite touch, Mr. Jonas' piaying is cbaracterized by intelligent feeliug;" "A really wonderful perf ormanoe. " The Detroit Free Press of Saturday says: "The song recital by Garrlner 8, Lamson, of Ann Arbor, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chittenden last evening, was as delighful as the two recitals that preceded it. It was most aooeptable because Mr. Lamson has a pleasing baritone, a dramatic delivery and an intelligent manner of interpreting oompositions varied in character. This tbird recital was well attended and Mr, Lamson's efforts met with the warmest approval. He is an artist in every sense of the word, and deserving of the suooess that attends his efforts."