New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
,,rslo AND THE pNA ~ u.
MUSIC
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"" my concerts III ,Vo or three 90 ~. ,1o
s"I.,,, 10 then. fV ouutry. getting elS'"
o" ,,.,,lius about Wv ,,s were 80 cha'!' "i' ~
,coirageInenl % his ORCHESTRA 'n' ,,,,ed ii the
~hie 81" 'eIl r,,v OF music'i' t.,1ar even the or
IA IN" Oo'S ing In particular -, +no
,~,i.3 cs, surpassDSo Soclcty-namey' III 'N'
20 ,stra Of the i,lo,ere, ONLY to be oo'"N'0N :,
sympathy am'',eorher Take en- goo0 NV o,or,
cessani pi'''i. '.d make them Play ,,,,tc,.
5000 'o'0'' 49, liza becomes one U"1 which
- rchearsal, and you ST. ' 4. opiv brought
80, M, obtained from oanu .i,ept its material.
IT, or,asionaly. ho"eVo- or,c % tho very
gem -. socured. moreo' - -. - hs
Ar Thomas has seo ers in the United states-Ior Dc
host individual PEI The best when he can guarantee con
easily colDnnf-and what with the perpetual pr'cu',
sts' 1dual process Of selection he has 50 improve
sS5cmpnny that we should never Eno" II ioi 'ne -
81, t..d 90 play for VI az otein"'5 man '"i'' bc
indeed. IN its principal c.n-titacnt- 1t Is mol -
me offered last a:-ht Cor the opcrins %
-. or siv entertainments promised us tbs W.
sas tho iolio~ihg'
-,,,-e. .'AnacreOn". 10 etboNeu
- no from the 9th symphony List
ksnfst,Ic ou hungarian Airs. -..--'-'''
Mist Krebs and orchestra. d
Introduction and Finale. from Tristan "'U Wagner
4s .....'''''-''''--- m ~, -. D.. ---'''-''
abeme and Variations from 0Harte'ie m. IN Schubert
striae Orchestra. ,..,
- saI,n1 ............ Chopin
10 T,tI .RubIn~tein
rture. Der Freyschutz' ....--.--......--. Weber
,rl,estra gave o splendid specimen OF their quality
ne orcuinc measures OF the Auacreon overture
r-i.or OF attack and the nice shades Of expression
we're beyond all praire, aud the whole
WA most beautifully gwen. The adaglo
,no great Choral symphony was
,o, refined and finished performance; the
,-g,,,, Theme and Variations from sehu-
49, posthumous Quartcuo was charmlngy
Led by the whole string orchestra and the
Tor Freyschutz" want OK with splend'r
which entirely unnccustOmed Two
pr pieces on the bill we're novelties. The Introduc-
ana Finale from Tristan uud Isolde are curious
flee Of Magnetism, not perfectly ineligible apart
ID their place in the drama but decidedly in
sting Toe Introduction is given chiefly
g. Che strings the Finale contains one of
o. ,r superb musical ci-maxes IN which Wagner
i.emost without rival The other novelty, the Sal
,uo OF Gounod. Is a striking and somewhat fantastic
.anCe movement composed for the London Philharmonic
about year ago, aud likely TO find popular favor.
Miss Krebs was warmly greeted Oh her return 10 a
public from whom she has long been absent. she
played she always does,-with the most perfect
-'mmand Of her instrument, the most exquisite
accuracy and shirt that Is almost IN
nous. The brilliant and difAcult Fantastic
Lists must be accorded as Of her most distinct
mphs. and the gems from Chopin and Runinstein
SD wed m another line the grace and nneness Of her
n. The concert in fact was one Of those rare ones
at whab critics only duty is 10 admire
The programme was perhaps eomewhat above the
taste Of the multtuieor thot gh il cannot be called
81 city classical most Of the pieces required for their
apprehension a pretty good musical educatiOn-but
g. q selection was emiueuuy appropriate FOR open
IN night. The performance calls nothing the
Warmest praise. Tonight 10 huye the Heroic
3 rlpAoat.
SECOND PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
The programme of the second Philharmonic
Concert Saturday evening Is follows:
PART
,oi.l i.r piano = sharp ..He.pccke
Mr.. :. B. Mills.
symphony No IS. III O.. ..-.-..--..-.....- ti''b
symphony, "Im Waldo" ............-. Ran
Two Of these four pieces were very familiar and
ver- novelties. The overture to " Euryanthc' was
eucIv even. land the we6nown cheerful little sym
phonv of Haydus substituted ior Mendcl,sohn's
flDriaes" overture which had previously
t.ea announced. was played with spirit and
a .urac, though the tone was rather heavy.
rl Rri, , concerto owed such success II obtained
DIr, Orb the splendid execution OF Mr.. Mis- than 20 It,
~ sus. interest II belong 20 that class OF compo-
DIS commonly known in Germany as capelhnel>ter
~ .sic" carefully written, w-lconstTucted' pol
lsoad scholarly. lacking nothing indeed but
park Of originality. LITTLE fash ~ inspiration 10 be
4 excellent work. The hrst movement ananegro, is
ores.cf IN the second. adagio charming effect is
produce bv a piano and violin duet. the violin part
saSsu on tas occasion by Mr.. Malta The third move
sut ALLEGRO con b-o. r. more remarkable ~ IT. d fiji
, ~ than for ANYTHING else. The treatment " Pho iu
-T'Inerts throughout admirable. and Che execution
Ike by th- pianist and the orchestra. Wa OLE
ally good
Raj AZ mphouy "a the new Que which was announced
~ tho oooy last Sea but not given because the parts
ooud no' De p''cu'ou ia nus. The second and third
m mas last summer but the symphony a. VIII ,d
~. been heard in NeB-York until Saturday Mob. D.
Ii \ very high place among living writers for a..
~, leura but II unfortunate that in this Fores,
,phony he should have attempted IN part to do what
- toyer had done IL the Pastoral. His purpose how
,ef wss not merely indicate the scenes and sensa
,..,s of Woodland nature. He divides the symphony
three parts the first sy1nOOlizing Day, ana consist
~ Of AN allegro movement, representative Of rustic
IMPRESSIONS which inevitably proyOkes comparison with
,ro Pastoral. though 1t is not at all imitation :
tNt second. IN two movements standing for Tg
Il.ht. and consisting Of beautiful Revery
sTgUl, followed by Dance Of Dryads (rninuetl; ;
I'd thu third indicating Ntsht with q weird passage
sDfeseninc the passing Of the Wild huntsmen and the
uIrrnaturII forms with which German Imagination
plsd the dark forests, the symphony closing with an
airro typical o. Day break The fault Of the work IL
hack o. interest in the first and last movements Tie
beginning IN rather tame the close ambitions but not
impressive Vet tnclOsed between these dull extremes
~" t"o ''"uuINl movements for winch alone thu com
yOatiOn well worth produc,, ~ 'N
The programme for the third ccroo-. g., ,
.Danns symphony in minor QSo. A. rIol1...,.
tHacbcth" overture, and Berlioz overture 90 a.
Ftanca Suges" The second Of these il new m L eS
am symphony viii be played this week bv rteodos.
rbom4s 'OeOdore
ASSOCIATION HALL CONCERTS.
me Saturday afternoon concerts at Asso-
-'s'u i were resumed last week under the direction
~ M Antonio Mora They bear the same non,Iar ct.