New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

,pors was at the same time given frst nearing
in Vennese concert room.
The Standard Quartet Club will give second
concert in Steck Hall next Tuesday evening" DooV
hoven's quartet for strings in Is iiat MAJOR opus
1S. No. 6 Godinark's sonata for pianoior'e anu
violin in d major. opus % and Mozarts qnartet ID
C. major will be PLAYED. Mr.. Constantih o'oi"'''e
will be the pianist.
nv. Consrantin sternberg will give a concert IN
Stemway Hall next Wednesday evening at winch
he will play a new set Of Musical Sketches III
nosed Inv himself three pieces by Chopin, and, WIN
Richard Arnold Emil Gramm and ChlTies nelnnl'
a quartet fur panofor'e and rings ON oaihV-""'''
Miss IA achel ranko viii sing three songs
Mr.. Mapleson will give an extra night OF ltahah
opera at the Academy of Music next luesoa''
Faust" viii be given with lille. Rossim az Az"
qhcyita. The other operas Tor the week are; mon
dov Carmen: Wednesday, La Favorita y; FRI,
day' "N,,fstofcle .: Saturday afternoon, Alda'
Next sunday evening concert will be given by the
principal singers II,
At the second concert for this season OF the
Brooklyn Philharmonic Society. next Saturhay
evening nine numbers from Glucks Aices'e wiz
he given, consisting of solos, instrumental pieces
and choruses. Ii will be the first appearance tu'S
season of the Philharmonic chorus. which now mum
bcrs GOO voices Miss Schell, Miss Winant and
Signor Galassi will sing the solos. Mr.. Joseuy Ni
be the solo attraction the third conceI' III '""
uary, and Miss Cary at the fourth III February
At Chckering Hall yesterday afternoon Mr. LOUIS
Staab gave a concert, at which he had the assist
aI,ce Mrs. Anna Bulkley-lIllls Christian frl'Sch
and Charles f. Pratt. Mr.. Staab, in several pieces
from Beethoven. Chopin, Mendelssohn, Schumann
and List showed himself conscientious anu
na,nstakup musician. one who believes IN tnor-
oupness rat her than glitter. Al the end oil ms pro-
gramne he had two pieces o. his own com ,osl'ioh'
g Faust FantaSe' and " concert paioP'
Tomorrow evening Madame Minnie Hank WI
sing Carmen" in public for the two hunnreuth
time She created " the title role In Beers oP.Ia
nj Berlin in 1876 Brussels IN 1877 London in 1878,
New-York in 1S7Sl79, and has sung it IN nearly al
the large European cities This week will also VIII
ness the unveilng in Prre-la-Ghaise of the mon
u1ueni TO poor BIz.t whO Ike many another genius
did not live to see the final triumph OF MS WORE,
Next TO Carmen IN Ma.ane llau lgP'i
The PaH Nal Gazette says of GounoPs oratorio
entitled The Redemption" which will be produced
at the Birmingham Festival next wear. thatitls OH
a large srale and the religious fcryor OF the com
u ser Of Faust has induced HIM to devote more
than usual amount of energy to its preparation On
every page of the score IS written, Opus VITA meB
IA verdict which the public has yet To nuolSe'
Bat Catho ic Zaai and worldly shreW'ihe,' alJ MI
iurompati,lr: Tor VI. GOunOd has asked ana VIII
receive $4,000 for his oraton"''
The hold which BerIozs music has taken upon
the En- llsh people was illustrated at recent CryS-
tai Palace concert. At the first performance o.
Lelio" sir. MaDns adopted the device introduced
a wear or two ago b. Dr. Won Bulow at Glasgow TO
c,t a. I'll. sentiment If III, audience toward the
Erenchnau's mu-ic Everyone present was requested
70 stale ON uierr OF PAPER supplied FOR The purE1-'
whether repetition Of the " TX was Ic5lioN' luc
90 mi wa. Thai the affirmative vote had meJorl
of 7Tj and 80 the next the nail vas cIow"e
aim 81 10 tie last seat. Nevertheless, me Im% pro-
~nuncrs Ielio "a failure both from a musical and
a poetical point of view