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After performing with great 6cloi at st. Peters
burg, the great pianist proceeded to Turkey, where
he had the honor of performing before the Sultan.
From Turkey M. De Meyer retraced his steps to his
native city, Vienna, giving concerts en- route each
and all OF which he obtained the most enthusiastic
he gave seven concerts, at the greater number OF
which the Imperial Court were present; and
il is needless to say his reception was iatterIng be-
yond all that preceded. He was made pianist by
Austria, and was also enlisted honorary member OF
the IoRservatoire Of Vienna. And after visiting