New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16


accomplished the death of John the Baptist.
The action Of the takes place IN Jerusalem,
and the different scene, represent court N ieTod
palace, public place IN ;JernIaleln t,e aP'''
prison, and the banquet hall IN Herods paiace'
Between October 30 and December II, Won
Bulow is TO give six orchestral concerts in Menn-
gen, each programme being devoted 10 The works of
n single composer. Mozart claims two concerts,
Mendelssohn Schumann Haydn. and Brahms. one
each Brahmss Requiem" is to be performed on
November 20 before the orchestral concerts De-
GIN Bulow will give three concerts of chamber
music composed solely of Bcethoyens WORKS
The concerts of the Oratorio Society will take
place on November %, December %. February 20
and April 20 and there will be a public rehearsal
on the afternoon of the day preceding each concert
The works to be performed, already announced
in these columns, are Rubinsten' Tower OF Babel
Handles Messiah" and Israel in Egypt" and
Bacl's est. Matthew Passion Last years SUP,
scrIbcr7 secure their old seats nj StelhWay MI
from November to November II. Inc eeneId
sale of subscription tickets Will begin on NoVem'Cr
H.
Mr. Raymonds company includes Atkins Law
renee George F. De vcre William Cungton. d.
II. Chase, Harry Pierson, Agnes Proctor, LIZZIE
Crcese, Katie Baker, Il. +. Runnon. Grace Gill;
Mary Tucker, Ruth S. Cowles, Lille Pearson,
Jennie Pearson, C.. +. Loom Florence Herbert ana
Lizzie Herbert. In the production of " FRESH tho
American" at the Grand ODcra House. mnch STRESS
WILL be laid on beauty of scenerY-t the hareh sCoHo
and the eruption of Mt. Nesuvius having been pre-
pared with great care.
The Italian opera season at the Academy of Music
will begin tomorrow night with a performance OF
"LohcngTin." The cast will include Miss Minnie
Hauk rs Elsa, Mile Kalas rs Orirud Campanini as
Lohcngrip and Galassi rs 7CIrdmond. On Wedncs-
day Carmen will be given Miss Hank taking the
title role Runcio appearing Don lose, Del Puente
thE N IT,
MignOn is set down for Friday night with taih-
pauini as Uilfcim NciSicr. Mile. Ferni rs Ngg0R,
Mile. Emma Juch rs Fiiiad, and Mile Laurl as
Federico.
In spite of VI. Pasdcoup's faithful efforts Wag-
ncr's music has evidently made but little hcadway
with some of the Partisan critics. the following
extract from L. art M,gicpc shows Speaking of The
recent Wagner cycle at Munich, the correspondent
says: "Thc entire audience had evidently agreed
not TO appear bored; aud this was probably me
most remarkable part of the performances Ih'r'
is however no need to enlarge ~ our columns upon
o subject of little interest to French readers no
love music
Nile Croizctte, Of the Theatre Francois has Just
figured i'm dramatic scene i'm real life. The other
morning as she was leaving her house a youth sew
cntecn years old advanced toward her. presented a
revolver and telling her that he loved her, said he
would shoot her if his sui rejected. Mile.
Crolzrtte sLr,kcd and tainted. Her cry imWcdi-
atrIy brought assistance and the youl tul aspraut
was handed over Ia the police. lie SAID that hc WAS
desperately in love with Nile. Crozrltc, that hc
hal been drinking to give himself courage, but iHdt
hr did not intend 10 harm her
The foreign musical newspapers arc full Of re-
ports Of thc discoveries Of compositions of greater
OF les, value. First there the D'nizetti opera,
oil puca d'Alha." Then Mr.. Grocs announced
that hr was ON the track Of tenth Schubert sym
phouy. Now il Is a Herr Preset Of Stcgiiz, near
BcrIu VINO j., said 10 have discovered the complete
and fully Instrumental score Of Nos. and of Mo-
zar.'s Requiem in the composer, own haulwrit.
ing. These numbers tho "Dnmnc JrSu ana
uustias.' are among those which 10 had always
been supposed Mozart let unfinished and which
were completed 10y SU,-ndycr after his death. HE
discovery, IL Authentic, - important but % rcWalu7
to bc proved whether or not Herr Tres els score -
really Dy Mozart
Mr. George Grove the Editor Of the admirable
Dictionary Of Music and Mu,cIau,,' now pub
fishing. las found traces of an unknown symphony
by Schubert. which is supposed to exist IN the
library Of the Musical Society 81 Vienna. Schubert
is known TO have dedicated 10 the Society in l-2G
symphony which has never been discovered. IL has
always been supposed that this Wa, the grand SYM
phonv in 4 lluq ninth. but the urst pace of that
compn.ition bears m, date March IS2~" If tho
symphony which Schubert dedicated 10 the Musical
Society ever delivered A. there Is no reason 20
doubt tina. u Was. Nr. Grove hope, that thorough
search in the Soc.ctys library VIII bring II Ia light
Nile. Caroline Slla. who is to have tho title role
in Ambrose Thomas's FRANCHISE de- Rimiui.' Is a
pnpil of Mmc Marchrs's Sllll's real name is D.
S.ptayauI. and she is the daughter Of one of
Gui1ots former secretaries. She began her vocal
studies in Paris continued them ut Florence, and
made her debut at Cairo rs Nancy in " Martha 4,
She had been badly taught and treated as con
trllto. she iailoi tO make % success. la 1913 she
went to Vienna 10 study with Nine" Mlrchcsi. and
worked With her for two fun yea =. Nh" then r.
turned TO Paris. where ,le sang with success, ana
altcrward appeared IN Brussels London, Vienna
and st. Peiersburs
Mr.. Jcno Hubay, pupil and intimate friend OF
Henri Vicuxtcmps and himself distinguished
yioust, has written an interesting letter to the
Guidr VaJc1ic, OF Brussels concerning Yiruytcmpts
latest compositions lie says that besides the Sixth
Concerto. in major, dedicated to Nadine Norman
Merida, some account If which has already been
given in these columns. there is slll another in
miro dedicated Co himself At NlruN Tempe inquest,
lIubay went TO VIII hun last spilug IN Al2rr'.
whore hc studied boIh conc-rtos with thr compo,er
Neither la, been scored. but the Instrumentation p
that in 4 minor ha, been entrusted - u lluhay
who Is at work upou 10, and expects To rriorn II u
public tins winter
The performances of the Ilnulou-Lces are stll
attracting crowds ut the Park Ihcatrc.....-" Pa
tlcncc7 is one oi the best successes Of the year. az
the Standard Thcatre......" Michael Stroson y Is
popular and rcmuncrat,ye at Nbo's. aud viii be
continued there for the present. Polk and
others appear this week at Ilayerly's Theatre, in
"Thc Stratcgists" ......Mr. VI. ATbuclae continues
his afternoon and evening concerts at the American
lnsiitutc......Mr. Gillcttc's play of "Thc Pro-
fcssor' Will be- repeated nj tho Madison square
Theatre. .Mcssrs. llarrigln and Hart lind The
Major" q scrviccabc and agreeable tenant Of their
new Theatre Comique, and they will retain him
there for the present Mare GeBtlngcr u y
great fayOrtc at the Thalia Theatre she well
deserves 10 be; and her engagement there Is pro-
cccdInR IN steady prosperity ...... The San Fran
cisco MINSTREL offer Fountains OF Fun
The extraordinary success which Miss Emma
Thur.by has net with abroad has been duly re-
ported in this country but nobody has had any idea
of the enthusiasm which she has created everywhere