New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
MUSIC IND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.


THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS.
The programmes of five out Of the six con-
crts to be given by the Thomas orchestra this week at
seinvay Hall have boon issued Mr. Thomas has always
been famous for his skill in making up attractive bill
but on this occasion he seems TO have surpassed his
usual success There abundant novelty ia the seleo
tons and abundant variety alsO and we shall be SUI
prsed II the tastes alike Of cultivated musicians and the
u1earned public arc not both satisfied to the full. For
the first concert, this evening, are to have two
rev.pieees-the saltarello" written by GOunod about
q year ago for the London Philharmonic Society, and
The Introduction and Finale from Wagner's Iris
tam aud Isolde" With these Mr.. Thomas Of
fers the adagio from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony,
the oyertures to "AnacreOn" (CherubinD and
DER Freyschz," and the beautiful Theme and Varla
tons from schuberts Quartette in sharp minor, ar
ranged FOR the full string orchestra. Miss Krebs will
play beside the saltarello, nocturne Of Chopin's,
waltz Of Kubinsten's and LISTS Fantaisie Hunga-
ran airs with the orchestra. For the second concert
the principal pieces the Heroic symphony Herbecks
arrangement for orchestra OF Of Schubers Dance
music BOrnemanns Aladdin" overture. the Introduc
ton, Wedding music, and March from the Sd act OF
"Lohengrin," and LISTS second panOforte concerto
On Wednesday we are to the Introduction 10 the
"Meistersinger Nurnberg," a symphonic poem OF
LISTS Fest angeO serenade of Volkmann's new,
and the EgnOnt" oyerture and Miss Krebs will play
Concerto sympbOnque OF Litors and the Bach Chro-
matte Fantasia ana Fugue (which twas 50 much nd
mlred at her recitals last schumanns
Fourth symphony ID minor, the Kaiser Marsch," and
the first movement Of concerto by Brahms new,
10 follow Friday and at the Saturday matinee, with
other more OF less familiar things we are promised one
movement from the recently discovered Tragic Sym
phony' OF Schuberts new, and Gold marks sakun-
taa" overture. On Saturday evening Miss krebs au-
nounces her benefit Here Il such week Of music
New-YOrk has enjoyed before during recoec
non, and Is morally certain that everything, with
ont exception, will he admirably performed, cOnu0is-
looking forward to 1t with the deepest interest
GERMAN OPERA.
A season of German opera is about to be at
tempted at the Stadt Theater Madame Fabbri who wac
So popular several years is 70 De the prima
donna. She will introduce her pupil Miss Anna Elzer
| who came out with the Vienna Lady-Orchestra, as "A
rather infant phenomenon, and Mr. Jacob Muller
the baritone OF the company, who TO the least
OF him IL better than any baritone the Stadt Theater has
recently heard The rest Of the troupe IL occurred ny
combination with the Habelmann Formes company just
returned from their travels. They include Miss Ros'tt
NJ Habelmann. Mr.. Bernhard, Mr. Carl FOrmes, and
other favOrites OF the East SIDE Among tire operas TO
he produced "LAfrcane," LA Juye, and Nlcolais
Merry Wives Of Windsor"
THE ONsLOw QUINTETTE.
The second of the subscription concerts of
the Orslow Qulntette Is 70 take place this eve
ming at Chckerng Hail The FIRST entertainment OF the
series was good enough considerable interest
among connOsseurs the Of this young club,
and the programme for the second ought 20 tempt q
large audience. quartette Of Schumans o. fat Op.
A. one Of Onslow's a. No. S6) ana THO OF Beehoyen's
IL fat No y are the principal selections for the club.
Miss sterling be the vocalist and her selections dis
PLAY artistic for which she is distinguished.
They are the from Glucks "Orpheus," Chiamo
n MIC ben and two songs Of Liszts, one Of them the
" Kennst du das Landl"