The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
MUSICAL NOTE.


Won Buow gives three matinees at Chickering Hall,
commencing May 80 The following are the pro-
yrammes:-May Sol. N. Hummel--Grand fantastic,
opus Is in hat introduzone ed allegro, larghetto
rantabile, allegro assa) J. 5. Bach-(al Prelude and
ugue for organ in minor ~ Sarahande and Passc-
pied In minor, (cl Bonrree in A MINOR +. Men,
aclssohn-ta) Variations, opus 81 To- three songs
without words; Joachim Ran-Suite, opus ~ prelude
mcnuet. toccata. romance, iugue); F. Liszt-(a)
"Ricordanza, Etude de Concert, (6) valse mpromp,u
(c) Hungarian march tRakoczyl June Wv. A. Mo-
xart-Fantaisie and senate in minor; l. " Beetho-
ven-Sonata, opus 81, No in Il flat 10y request;
(allegro. schcrzo, minueto, moderate, presto); J.
Haydn-ta) Variations IN minor, (b) rondo in
3or; l. V. Beethoven Senate, opus 81 in Hat ian
dante can variazicni scherzo, marcia unebra rondo
L. V. Beethoven-Sonata appassionaia, opus 81, in
minor (allegro assai, andante moto allegro ma
non troppo presto. June 3-R. Schumann--"W,ener
Fssching," faniasieblder, opus 20 allcgro romance
sscherzno, intermezzo, fnaie); l. " Beethoven-(a)
Sanata opus 90. in tacgro allcgretto cantabile)-
(b) Rondo Cappriccio, opus l29; Ign Moschccs-ta)
Two Caprices. opus 81. (b) Two Studies from opus
20; +. Chopin-a) Nocturne in G minor, opus As, No
(d Berceuse. opus 81 by request; f. Liszs-Rhapsode
kspagnolc I.es Fol,es d'Espagne, XVII. century-Ia
Jota Arragonese, XIX century,
.MR. sTRAKoscH's REPLY TO 'FAIR PLAY AND
s'vKRIrAs"
To THE Enron OF THE HERALD;-
There have appeared in your journal two communi.
cations, signed Fair Pay' and the other ssveri-
sas The first one Is grossly insulting to lady and
30 mpernent in regard to myself that the writer
gwen his name should have been obliged to demand
satisfaction at once OF him, who, am sure Is no
American for Americans insult ladies' The
second letter. which appeared to-day is SO silly and
Anmeaning that 1t hardly requires any answer
Both Fair Play 'sand sVerllas'' make the assertion
shat in interview had some time ago with re-
porter OF the HERALD l made some unfavorable and
Nme. Trebelli Every impartial person who has read
my interview with tho HERALD reporter Will at once
dismiss with scoln this accusation which the only
point IN these communications worthy OF any consid
Grafton always have had and still have highest
admiration Tor Mile. Tictlens artist and a lady
country with my brother and myself related only
10 the financial results thereof which, being literally
Srue, cannot possibly offend mat great any way
Neither do think that either Nile TietJcns or Nine
Trcbei can be offended by my opinion that tue one.
inter most glorious OF quarter OF century
and the other after most brilliant OF about
twenty years fail 10 attract large audiences as
when they in the iuil possession their beautiful
voices.
Both "Far Playn and ..vcritas who seem to be tho
person, attempt by untrulhiu and sneering
observations to depreciate Nile he Beocca's merits
but by the violence and fury OF their attack they de-
feat their own object
In conclusion, let that for the first and
last time have broken rule answering anony-
nous communications, but .Fair Play means really
fair play, and IL "Vertas means truth them no,
be afraid 10 give their real names, yours re-
spectfuuy, MAURICE STRAkoSCH.