New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-27

however as n favor to the composer, 10 rlnS o'
times in the "Tribup in May, and iOr hothins'
The production of Berlioz's Damnatlon Vi
FAUST which was effected in Chicago on WedneS-
day night under Theodore Thomas, seems to nave
been very successful The work itself Is spoken oipy
tbe press with admiration, though not with enthu-
sasm. and generous praise is awarded to the work Oh
the singers and the orchestra. Mr. Thomas WIN I1
main in Chicago through next week, giving e.
each evening and on wednesday and SATURDAY ai'0'
noOns
Allofschubert's eight symphonies are to be given IN
chronological order at the Crystal Palace IN Lonoon
Their production will be especially interestingDe
canse the first two have never been performed III
England. and The AthenGum says, have probably
never been performed at all Through the klndnf rs
of the possessors Of the autographs IN vienna be
have been allowed to be taken Tor the use Ii fnII
CRYSTAL Palace so that IL possible 10 give Wy .i
set "a has been done there moro than once WIFI 'no
Beethoven Symphonies.
Cincinnati newspaper says that Adeina Patt
will be the prima donna at the Opera festiVai ~
that city next year, and further that she Is hAoS
to sing in concerts elsewhere. but in opera only III
Cincinnati This is hard on the rest of the country
which may soon have to 90 TO Cinclnnati Iol 10
OPERA and what Is more. for Its fashions. Foi al
berant reporter in The Enquirer says that VI tne
will consent to go to the opera without tner poh nn
they thereafter will be the leaders OF 1asnioH
throughout the world"
1t seems that WagneTs music still calls out occ"-
siona protests in Paris in spite of the frequency
with which It is played. At recent Colonne con-
cert the "Ride of the Walkyries" was savagely
Kissed, apparently for purely political reasons
writer in La Globe thus cautions the people VINO
hiss: However respectable the patriotic sent-
ment which guides you may be- you have before
Won man of great talent, perhaps of genius. ana
later on you will regret your hisses W agner WaS
terribly chagrlned by the failure of ''TannhauseI
= n I'D htt hn
in during his life there, and he reioced savagey
over the French defeats in 1S70:7l French peo-
pie cannot forget this and pay him BACK I'D hsseG
1t s O small business and In bad taste Oh oo'n
Sides
The Strakoscb-T Hess Company will begin two
weeks season of English opera at Haverly's Fifth
Avenue Theatre tomorrow. commencing with the
| performance of Boto's "Nefstofele." in which
| Madame Marie Roze will assume the dual charac-
ters of Marqdret and Helen OF Troy The other parts
will be taken by Miss Annandale, Mr.. Pernglnl ana
Mr.. Comfy. On Tuesday evening Rossiuls "Wlll-
lam Tell" will receive it's first performance III TINS
CITY for long while, with cast which will include
Mrs Darlington. Miss Schirmer and MesSrS, byron,
CarietonJ Comfy and lila. Carmen" VIII DE
given on Wednesday evening with Madame Marie
| Roze. I'll TrovatOre" will he sung on thursday
with T TO FT5a AND i9I SGF 0p Saturday '%S MATINEE
| ''Fanst"; and Saturday evening. The bohemian
| Girl"
| Mr. Jobn Iovine's annual concert will take place
| NJ Stcinwav Hall tomorrow evening and will pre-
sent "a large aud as varied assortment OF atrac-
tions rs is usually found in these concerts. MISS
Louise d. Reynolds. n soprano, will make her hrst
appearance in America. singing the " All! fors
| IuiD from LA Travata," and an aria from
Uerold,s " Pre- aux Clercs" Miss Winant VII sing
| an aria from PonchiellI's Gioconda," and duo
with Mr.. Frtsch. Kucken's o, come to me when
| NJ Ertta will sir " a
schnberts Am mecr," and n drinking song by
Rubinstein Mr. Franz Rummel will play Rubin
| STEMS Melody the Gondolera from LISTS Ven
| ezia O Napoll" and the Rakoczy March, from his
| Rhapsodie HOngrosc. No. -. and with the Phl
| harmonic Club. q quintet by MetZlori finall
| the New-YOrk philharmonic Club VIII give hIahIis
Hungarian Dances. and arrangements Oh Sshulilauh
| " Evening Song,p Moment Musicale, by Scnu-
| bert and the Scherzo from Mcndclssohn,s M,d
| summer Nights Dream" The concert itself VIII D'
nterrsting and attractive. and the excellent work
| that Mr. Layine has long been doing Tor the puoH'
deserves the testimony Of n substantial success.
The programme for the Musical Festival which il
| TO take place in this city during the early part OF
| May under the direction of DIR. Damrosch. has jus
been announced. The first performance will DO OF
the evening Of May 3, when liandeps" Dettingen II
| Denim and Rubinsteins " Tower OF Babel" will b'
| given There will be n miscellaneous vocal aud In
| strumenta concert on Wednesday afternoon. Nav
4 and in the evening there will be the second grea
concert. at which will be performed new Overture
composed especially for the occasioRby Dr. Dam
rosch. for orchestra and organ. BerIiozI
" Reouiem" and Wagners Kalsermlrch'
| On Thursday afternoon, May .. there VIII ID
another miscellaneous concert and there VIII be ~
concert in the evening. There will be no concert oil
FRIDAY afternoon either, but IlandePs Messiah VII
be sung IN the evening. There will be two concert
on saturday the 9TH Of May. that IN the Afternoon
| miscellaneous. In the evening the programme WI
| incInde the Overture and some selections iron
Wagmer's ode Meistersnger" and Beethoven
| Thorai Svunhony The solo SINGERS will be
Soprani. Madame Eteka Gerster and Mira Imogen
Brown; contralt, Mss Cary and MlsS W man,
and hosses Messrs Henschcl, Whitney. Remmeriz
Stoddart and sohst The sale OF tickets Will begl
On March 81 the price OF single seat for all sever
performances being $40.