New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
MIrsIcAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Rose II rSee is singing in Australia.
Max Primer will probably play at the second con-
cert OF the Howard orchestra in Boston.
sarasatc the vioiinst has returned to Paris where
his popularity is immense.
NJ. Sant-eaGas and NJ. Paul Viardot. the youns
violinist, are on a concert tour III Spain.
Mr. Adopne Fischer TIE violoncellist has re-
turned from Europe.
A recent storm destroyed part Of the roof of Wag-
neI's Theatre at Blyreuth.
.Jo,efy is 70 give an extended series Of rccitals
and concerts with orchestra in Boston thIs winter
MI Charles Halle will give a series Of concerts in
LONDON IN February and March with his Man
chester orchestra, Ieputed the best IN England.
According to a Boston paper, Miss annie Louise
Cary announces her intention of withdraw NJ from
the operauc and concert stage October % 1851.
Frgulein Seinbrich. whose successful debut was
one of the hes; features Of the last COyeni Garden
season is TO sing III Madrid the coming winter.
The concerts Of the New-YOrk Philharmonic So
ciety this season will take place on November -.
December H. January 10, February II, March Il
and April D.
Massenets Hcrodiade will not have its frs {
performance in Paris, the Parisans hoped, but at
La Scala. Milan. IN March next.
At the Metropolitan Concert Hall this evening the
principal members of MIR. Grlu's French Opera Com
pany will appear together with Mr.. Levy, the
cornet player.
MIR. George Henschel. the baritone. will make his
first appearance IN this country at the first concert
of the symphony Society. on November g. at Stem
way Hall.
Madame Gerster met with a most enthusiastic
retention on Monday night at the Ph ladelp hia
Academy Of Music. Ii was her first appearance in
uublic since her arrival from Europe.
The runor that this would be the last season Of
Steipway Hail. and that in future 1t would bs de-
voted TO business purposes, is pronounced by
Messrs. Stenway X sons to be entirely without
foundation.
BoIto. the composer of Meiisofee.' which Is TO
be produced by Mr.. Mapleson during his coming
season. is writing life OF Verdi He is SAID to be
NOT less clever as an author and librettst than
composer.
II Is possible that Bioto's " MeiStofele' will be
giyen IN Paris this winter, for Nine Adelna Patti
is said 10 be anxious to create the role of this new
Narauerife III France. The cast will probably be,
uorueyite Mime. Patti Faust NicOlini Mephis-
t0Dhelcs Maurel. The French version Will he by NJ.
Paul MIlliet the cOilaDOrateur OF AISseneJ Ia his
HerOdiade.
zThe Oratorio Society will give Mendessohn's Eli
iab ON the afternoon of November 20 and the
ing of November 7. Mr.. George Hensche of London.
will sing the baritone part. The Messiah" will be
gwen in Christmas week, and at the bird public
rehearsal and concert, February 20 aud 20, Iandefs
L'AllegrO' will be performed.
The fall season of ltallan opera at her AlajesiVs
Theatre in London is announced to begin or the
18Th inst OF the prime dome, two are new, Nine.
Giovanni-Zaebi and Mile. Rosina Isidor. The third
is Nine 1robelli. RunciO Is the leading tenor, and
Ordipas ana F0l are among the basses. The only
novelty promised rs Maria oil Gand" by SguOr
Tito Matter. vino best known IN this country Is
song writer.
About two years ago the Russian Government
sent two musicians TO Siberia 20 collect and write
down the National melodies. BY travelling from
village TO village and attending the various festivi-
ties of the peasants. they have obtained large
numher of times including about thirty which
were previously unknown. The collection IN 10 be
ubIs ied during the coming winter, amt IS looked
for with much curiosity III Russian musical circles.
The Concerts Popuiaires at the Cirque oliver in
Paris were 10 reopen to-day. N. Pasdeioup
nominees his intention of making the symphonic
works of the Russian school one Of the features Of
his season, and Glinka. DargomIski, RnbinstoIn,
serof. Tschaikowsky and Rimski- korsakod will