New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
MUSICAL.
rHE CONCHRr SRAsON.


The Concert Season which has Just commenced prom
sos 70 be one Of extraordinary variety and brlmcy. The
additional iacites afforded by Stenway & Sons caPa-
cious and beautiful Hall haye given new life 10 concert
gyers and the apnts IN that direction more nu-
than IN any season within our recollection Inc
regular established concerts will all be given oinway
New Hall The leading musical society Of America tno
New-Yok PhiharmoDIcS5cety viii give it' entire series
there and viii produce all the sterling novees Jnat wy
European repertoire affords. Also Theodore Ih9nas
SYMPHONY SOirCs, which their thru season VIII CVi
test Wh the old society for yhe palm OF orucs'ial
lence. II vigo and entoise can WIN 'ne Iooe INC! "'
The honor % opening the seinway Concert Hall is &C
corded we understand TO tho BatenaA Concert troupe
This company viii I'm strong and brilliant aitraehon
Headed b Madame Parcpa OF The most popular con-
Ger, snrer that over visited America The list Is strong
tbropgCut the other members beng Sl9Aor bHguOh,
nn;ver.,l flyorite here SiggOr FcIdn j. buhO SgnOr
Fortans before; Mr. j. T. Halter pinSi ahd composer
one of the leading men OF lhe day Can Rosa, Volnst;
and Mr. r. b. Mills solo pianist The iirst Series Of con-
cer gwen by Mr.. Baemln wall number about twenty IN
Now-YoYk and Brooklyn Mr.. Bateman has, however,
other musical enterprises m progress LOT the anus heht
of our citizens. In addition 70 the i@ePa Concerts he
proposes 20 give two tnoc popular concerts ech week
hers and in Brooklyn, at whicl opportunities VIII be az
fordtl for the display OF he rsMg talent OF America IN
every dcuar;u ent Of the musical art.
As,lics of sacred concerts will also be inaugnrated BY
Messrs Batcman g. HarIison while MI Harrison VIII
cntinpc his SUNDAY evening sacred concerts at living
Hel Sieh have proved successful beyond the eXpecta-
tioDs OF he protector Mr.. Theodore Thomas will give
concert once week Steinvays han, the series 10 be
called Thursday Evening Popular concerts, When lS IA
nous bard viii perform, M ADDITION 10 wen known anu
talented artists.
Thomas, Mosenthd, Matz1a AID Bcrsner, which have
Struggled through many years 70 success az last VIII com
1encs cary in tho season. large Number OF panoioNe
rooa are spoken Of 70 be given by resident artists aud
professors f0m other cities Mr. Carl olisiOn, whose
Beethoven Rectals successful IN Philadelphia last
season, has been invited 20 repeat the series IN New
York So highly were his efforts appreciates IN PhlIa-
depnia that the subscribers presented him with magni1
fcnt edition of the cattle Wo.ks OF Beethoven at cost
of several hundred dollars. Mr. Robert Goldbeck will
give series Of puno reci'as and If his symphony
is not pied by the Phil harmonic Society adopted at
tue symphony SOTees, be ssH probably give grand H.
s.rumcaial concert At wlTch his various works viii be
performed Nh Charles Klrkel will also essay some piano
TeCals in this city,
The Vocal Societies of New.York, American and Ger
man. intimate an actiye and determined competition for
the next few months The LeiderkTanz ard thc Anon
Societies having ample means and members can achieve
great deaf II their efforts directed IN the night way,
and look them for tie production OF the numerous
beautiful novelties which ready TO their hands we
should be glad to these societies appeal TO larger
audience than that which comprises merely the German
population. Exelusiyeness in this country is not desirable
from any point of view, but more especially from an AZ
tstic andpont. The MendessOhn Union of NewI OK,
under us new government IS preparing itself Tor season
Of vigorous practice with view to the production
Of many great works This society, Tor its lmbeTs,
Is Undoubtedly the best in the community. 1T
possesses large proportion Of fresh and excel
lent voices, which would be far more elective II
number OF the dummies wceded out. Every exer-
lion should be made increase the active members Of
this Society for IL only needs members To render avail
sole for public performances. We would suggest that
New-York We want ono large society, and we think IT
would be Rolitie movement FOR the Harmonic Society TO
on with the MendesSOhn Union; the combination would
have strength and enterprise, and large works could DO
performed with proper effect The public would approve
this union, and would literally support one competent
society This suggestion worth consideration. by the
by, We commend for performances by of oar Amer
lean or German societies Meyebeers splendid compost
ton the Nineyrst Psalm for eight voices solo and cho
II has mover been sung in America, so 1t would prove
an attractive novelty
An English opera company has been formed under the
direction Of Miss Caroline Rehngs, which will give per
ormanccs the principal cities of the States The fol-
lowing the members Of the company; Sopran Miss
Rohngs, Mrs. Arnold ana Miss GOOdnow; second lady,
Mrs Boudinot conirato, Hiss Zelda Harrison; tenor,
Messrs. Castle and Wylici bassi, Campbell, Segun and
the Brothers Peaks. The orchestra will consist Of 80 per-
formers and the chorus Of 30 voices This is strong
combination aud have doubt of the success OF he
undertaking. for opera in own language Will assuTedly
be popular everywhere.
Mr. Max StTakosch has organized an extensive opera
company fothe provinces, under the title of Ghlons
Susni Opera Company. The following is list OF the
artists engaged at present. important additions being ex-
pected from Europe; Nine. GhoDi Mdle. CaInssa prma
donna; Mme Patti Stakosch, conalo Sgnore lrire and
Erran tenOu; Sgnor Mara baritone, and SignOr ousln
and Collet, bass. SgnoT Sarti will be the conductor
In addition TO the Opera company Mr.. SIakosch is form
ing concert troupe. The members already engaged are,
Mdme. Plocowska, and Signor Lmpert, from the Meu-
Opera, aad Carl Formes Other engagements VIII be
shortly announced.