New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
THE MISlCAL FIELD.

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give series of recals; fly. also pianist, will or
ganze a regular concert company Abertiu the vlo-
nis viii probably concerts also. and there are
host of other artists of all There VIII be a least
one series OF chamber concerts and there will be
dozen vocal associations. from the spanish stu
dents To the English Glee Club. Mile. Cariotta
PATTI has been here. but her season is nearly
over aud It probable that she will be heard IN this
this Winter All these, With the concerts OF
the Liederkranz and Aron socetics. and the nightly
concerts al Roster & Bas Garden in addition certainly
make II as though New-York will have much
music this year /, find time TO listen TO.
sTEINwAY HALL CONCERTS.
The first important instrumental concerts Of the sea-
those which Will take place al scinway Hall on
Monday and 1hursday evenings next AT the first. the
programme OF which was gwen yesterday Mr.. Theodore
Thomas viii conduct, and Mr.. Franz Rumme Will DC the
pianist Al the second. Mr. Thomas VIII be the
conductor, Miss Cecilia Gaul viii De the pianist and
Miss Abby Carungton VIII sing The programme Of the
second concert is follows: symphony, Lenore," j.
Raf shadow Song. DinOrah." Meyerbeer miss Abby
CilringtaD; Concerto. q minor, Mcndelssohn Cliss
GauD; Ballet Music All Baba." CheruDn; Hear ye,
Israeli" Elijah" McudolssOhn Miss Carrugion)i Bor
cense. Chopin. Gayotte. silas and spnuerlcd, Lis'z
tlIss Gaul; Coronation March. syendsen.
NEw-YoHK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
when Mr. Einind schermerhoru was obliged on
account of u-Aoath TO resign TIE presidency of the
society last Sir. julius Iialieartcn elected
nf-le changed this year, hut Theodore Thomas win
e hi- city a. conduct The reheafsalsa and concerts
TIE orchestra VIII Doe omeW hai larger than heretofore,
especially in tle siraled Instruments. The con-
c"r-s VIII hc given as usual pa the Academy of
1usc lor though 30 suggested and strongly urged
tfat cary should e tn.en 60 stciuNay Han. 10 vas
tra received uo chsuce 40 present. There w
Dr. POO, one public n, oar-1l which viii tax place
afternoon luAe preceding each concert. Ibe com
cels Wll Joe on the saturday evenings November -.
December So JaHaar, - February d. March 20 APPS.
81 tAe s'anae .'g ne s., c@nca,i N.ren.or -.
I~cn4how-i ,'ir if.Az kl.nuIe1; h.ic ol t.e Val
Beethoven.
BEooKLxN rnLn,HNoNIc SOCIETY.
There are SOME important changes in lAe arrange
Il.rts CT ,Ae Brooklyn Philharmonic tl- season. IL
stead o i've IT'S with three pghlc rcAoal-s Tor
ecA. there VIII DE concerts with on rehearsal
each. THIS viii enable the directors 10 make reduction
in tho price 81 tickets. Mr. Theodore Thomas viii con-
duct tits year. hc dd last, and De viii lave larger
orchestra than he has ever before had M THESE
concerts. IL is understood nat the most I'M
portrait composition, PLAYED at TIE concerts Of tine
Nrv-Yolk Society VIII also be ON the programmes
Of that in Brooklyn. The public rehearsal
VIII sake place on Monday afternoon. ne
Tue lav ey'nn Instead of al tne end ~ nc week. so
th' .t. IN arraug' meut wuieil tAc Br0nk'n direct
-i1Is or Mr. Thomas conduct both tile New l8rk aud
Brooklyn socciie-' winch ne would "therw' have been
10 Inf VII hr given November IS.
u .crn1er lG January %, February II, March 10,
SYMPHONY SOCIETY.
Tho symphony Society OF Ncw-York Wi! cortInue IFS
work at stairway Han TINS winter. with Dr. Leopold
Bar0sCh rs conductor. The society viii have tHe
ssucc Of The mixed chorus of the Orat0uO Society and
the male chorus Of the Aron. Of both If which DR. Dam
roech conductor ana VIII thus be able 90
more extensive range OF works than fits rivals.
Among those which promised tie Ninth
symphony Of Beethoven and the Dlmnation Of
Faust" Bcriiozs great work. which
cerved with such enthusiasm ON IT'S re-
,iv.i u PAT. lest Spring Dr.. Danr0sch also under
stood 90 have secured number OF manuscript works Of
eminent living composers. Ihcre VIII b. sN public Ie-
Moons the later saturday evenings The dates OF the
concerts are November 8 December q, January L.
Il, JruaIy Il. March 49, April 3
CHICKFRING HALL SYMPHONY CONCERTS
nIr. Gottnold Cirlberg whose first concert VIII take
place at Chickerius Han Oh tho l3lh of November,
seems TO plans further advanced than ANY OF
the other conductors. He announces large number
If novelties among which he mentions Ulrich's
'.symphonie Triomphale," First sclavonic Rhap-
sody 10y Dvorak, AN Intcrmezso for Strings by
Car,I Fioro, Fantasia Serbian Thcmes by korsa-
kof, and arrangement for organ and orchestra by
Mr.. Ferdinand Quicken of Lnrehetto by Handel He
erheer with the connecting Rotations, He announces
r,,u,hsr at ndard works among Them Beetboven's
Fi'tn symphony ana symphonies 6y mozart, Holman
and Bercz and a number of Otuer compositions, famii-
iar bni excellent There 10 one pubic rehearsal on the
Thursday before each concert and the concerts are TO be-
on Noverber l5 December 10, January TO- January 81
February 10, April TO-
THE ORATORlO SOCIETY,"
Dr. Damrosch will continue 70 conduct the perform
ances OF the OratOriO Society Steinway Hall
year. There VIII DE four concerts on Saturday
ngs and "a public rehearsal the afternoon before
each concert. The first concert will he November
20 when tho "EAiah" of Mendelsohn viii he per
formed. At the Chrisimasiide concert December
~ the Messiah Of Handel Will of course be given
accordance with The custom Of the society. Tie third
concert will take place the 7h Of February but ~ hs
not yet been decided what work to give on thar oc-
casion. Bachs ''si. Matthew Passion music viii DE
performed al the last concert April Il. No solo singers
have yet decided upon, VIII they DE foT
time. It is to he hoped however, that MISS Emma
Thurbv WHO IL To- return 10 tins country before long.
ga! D. he...n III Que Oh hc ol.,oiio,' anu t'.l FOSSIL
Nine Eeistei Who WAS recently PM ianily sncccs'lu'
ia oratorios at the Birmingham Festival may also be
MIR. MAPLEsoN's COMPANY.
IT. Nsples0n has just issued his prospectus. and there
Is al last what may be supposed to be official foT-
nation ia regard his troupe Mime Gerster, and
Miles Robiati and Lido return To as The newcomers
among the soprani Niles. Valera, Ombr6 and
SfecchI Mile. Valera Is young lady with pure.
fresh voice. who a favoritc last at Covcnt
Garden. The coniralti Mime. Labaohe and Miss
Cary, both OF them well known and much liked here.
The tenors CampaninI. Aramburo. RIncio. Rinal-
dni and Grszzi Del Puente. Galassi and Revere are
the baitones and of them NJ least good. Herr
Bchrens, slguon Mont aud Tebadi, ar Frederick aud
NJ David are the bisses Ardiu viii conduct. Mr. Ma
pesOn promises All enlarged orchestra and chorus, and
an efficient ballet with the Mont sisters premieres.
The season will begin the 20th inst. with La Ira
vafa" Mile. ANDRE and SigDOri Runcio and Galassi
being IN the cast
THE sTRAKoscH OPERA
Mr. Max strakosch who is Mr. Maplesons rival In
italian opera year he last, has begun his
son In Philadelphia His troupe not so strong Mr.
Mapesons numerically. His principal artist 10 Nine.
reresina Singer he describes the greatest living
Ara, .ftcn ftnna IL
aome what worn aud 10 be q She has been
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