New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
NUSICAL NOTES.


NJ, Cop.tqntIu Sternberg Will give another con-
cert at the Madison Square theatre on "euheSuay
afternoon. .a
Worner,s Rienzi has iust had a great success
at Rome where il was brought out under the 0lrec-
tlou of NJ Eclnelli at the Poiiteaina
O,d subscribers to the Philharmonic Soc ety oi
Nev-York who wish retain their last years sea's
can secure them at the Academy of Music from NOT
day morning until SATURDAY AFTERNOON OF '"lS "U0N'
Attbc " Classical Night" on thursday eFeG'h@'
at the Metropolitan Concert Hail. MI 1h'o'o'e
Thomas VIII give Brahmss Second Symphony
op. 73.
AT the Metropolitan Concert Hall this evening
Miles. Paola Marie and Mary Albert and NM. Mauras
and Bernard. ot Mr.. Grau's French Opera Company,
will sing, aud Mr.. j. Levy Will give some coIL1V
solos
AT the opera in Rio de Janero the director lately
nroduced Mozarts Don Giovanni" but the muse
did not suit lie BrazIans at al. At the hrst pei
formauce the work was coldy received; ~ '-'
second It was hlssfd
Miss Anna Book will give three panoforte reciials
at steinway Hall on November H. IS aud - III
half pass o'clock. At the first recital she VIII pe
oss,sred f., Messrs Brandt and Muller, ald at the
second aud third by Mr. Hugo Klein.
T. Is proDosed 10 give i series OF five symphony
concerts in Cincinnati The coming winter, WIN az
orchestra composed OF resident musicians. ana WIN
Michael Brand as conductor. Al! that Is neeGec 20
insure the surceSs OF The uhueI tdhlHs - wv '-"
scuptioI, at - each
Ganuod's new opera, lie Inbdt de AAhor''
will not ue ready for production at the FarS Op'i"
before next March. The company is at present
buslly engaged preparing for the revival oi R9s1
siui's Le CUmte Ory aud OF MN. COptec dHu
WidOr's new ballet, kouane."
Nh II r. HUMPHREYS the tenor, will give con
cert at otelnway Hall on Thursday afternoon lie
vii! have the cooperation Of Miss BecDe' Mss
Henne. Mcssrs W. F. Mills, Arnold and Pratt, and
the OrpheUs Quintet winch IS comp 9sel OIL Me'sl7
4. .i.r.s Il
The Handel and HAYDN Society Of Boston VIII
give III. "Messiah" on December 26, Mozarts Re
oriru, Mass and BeathOvcu's Mount OF owes
January So and Bacl's Passion Music" on Good
Friday An pIatOro will also be gwen on raster
Day, but HJs not yet been Ceci-ed winch IL Sn'u
be.
LA Trup6te."a symphonic poem in three acts,
aftr SIX, <aspeare's Tempest" the music of which
isbv NJ A'paonsc Duyernoy. will DC brought out at
the Cllteiot Theatre in Plri, about the middle oil
next month. with Krauss rs MrGndG. hme. franck-
Duvernoy a. 4rici, Iaurr as ir0sDeT0 FerEheI is
Eerdiac,i and Galihard as tdHOaa.
Madame Marie RoZe-MaplesOn viii sing In con-
cert af the Music Hall Boston. Tuesday, Ncducs-
day a.d Thursday evenings Of this week Her hTst
aupearancc this season in opera Will be on Novem-
Der : when AIDA" VII be presented TOR the hrst
tGc .otlovfDr week with Nine. ROZe ~ the dual
roe vi -iarGhe1tG aud Hetc'd
Loo D.ibss. ,he clev.r French composer. is NJ
work on au opera for the opera Com.qIc, Jacques
Couot and the director Of the Grand Opera bas
lust ordered work froin hlm.
S,lva,rc tha composer If the charming TLelne and
Variatious which Theodc~e Thomas has brought
oui AZ tine Netroooitan Concert Hall, also has an
oDcra underlined n the Grand opera, hCnald
Ill" Those works. with the =. other new ones ones, M Lo
Trbut de IlmOra aud " Fiancoise de klminl," IN
dicate that tue patrons of the Opera viii not want
for novelties this WINTER.
The New-York Philharmonic Club announces SIX
concerts for the coming season, on November .,
December . January 4, FebTuarr ;, March :, and
Aprll J. The members of the club are the same as
last year. Mcssrs. ArnOld, Ga1tzberg. GTamm, Wer'
ner Mandy and Weiner. number OF very inter-
astinp works are promised. among them st-ug quar-
tets by Schubert schUmann. Raft and Beethoven;
drartcis foI piano and strings hy Sant-osens,
Painecke Schubert ard Mozart: qulntets Dy
Rles and SpOhr; a trio by ScharwenAa, ana TIE
Beethoven SCI ct.
Mss icrence Copleston whose success as plan
ist bos been very marked during the past year will
give three panofo-te recitals at ateinway Hall on
the afternoons OF November 9, 16 and 23, the rect-
ais bec.nring at half past 2 O'clock. The pro-
grammes are excellently chosen, and cover almost
The whole held If piano music. Miss CopestOu VIII
he assisted by Mrs. Florence Rice-KnOx and Mr.
Franz Rumnel the first recital, By 8lessrs. Arnold
nd Werner AT the ecOnd and Mr.. Halael JOseny AT
the third. subscription tickets ior The serieS may
now be had of Ar Layine at StelnW:y nan.
Al sorts of reports have been 10 circulation as to
DIR Han, Won Buiow's illness, his having been
rartly parayzed aud his having lost the use Of has
left hand The truth of the matter IS that 'c was
far a long timy last summer seriously I'll IN Munich,
yh,. he was staying i,h Abb. the publisher. ald
that though ne ~ much better now he is SUI IT
from well. He has. however, arranged 90 give a
series OF seven Beethoven concerts a. Melhlngen I'D
Nnveutbcr and December when he VIII conduct the
nine symphonies. several Ovcrtures. and perform
himself cOncertOs and IN trOs But ~ is SIN very
doubtful if his health will allow him to iulhl the
engagement,
The three last performances oi MI Maurice OrAu's
French Opera Company viii take place at the Stand
ard Theatre on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. La Tcrichole" viii be given on Mon
day and Tuesday. with N. Nigri, one OF Mr.. Oraus
new teno1s. rs Piq,alIO. The performance on Cd
pesda, will be IN memory Of the late jacques Often
bach and the programme which VIII consist ex-
clusiveIy OF his works. Will be as follows: La Belle
Helene =" first act " La Grande Dnchesse second
a: LA FerichOe" second act " La tille du
Tan bour Major" third act; La Malaguena," sung
by Mile. Mary Albert. Nearly all the members OF
the company will take part IN this performance.
The frsi pubhc rehearsal and concert OF the sym
phony SOcie.y will take place az stelnway Hall Oh
November and respectively. The programme
will 30 as follows: Overture, "Egmont" Bee
thoyen Scese rom Alexanders Feast Handel
Mr.. George Hensche; FIRST Symphony &c minorl,
Brahms Ara from " EGryanthe," Weber. Mr. Geo
Henscbc Symphonic PO@m. " Mazeppa," Liszt.
BerIiozs La Damnation dc Faust" which met with