New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11

hearsals for vocal aud Instrumental members have
already begun, with Me- A. W. Decker as conductor.
NE WORKS in preparation Handers "BelsnaIIa, .,
Utrecht "Jublate." Funeral Anthem Ine nv
Zion" and Water Music together WIN coinPo''''O -
Gluck Brahms and Raft. .,,,
The London AheRaum says: MIR. Nllhers
Stanford, whose Yelled Prophet was produceu WIN
marked success In Germany last year. has lot soo "
been engaged on another work, which ne mas ho" IA
but completed, in the shape OF grand OPERA III PO
ogue and three acts on the subject 81 M ca
bert ABecket who has TO nses5 in
this country with an operate libretto"
The Berlioz work aL'Enfance du Christ
the forthcoming first production OF which In TINS cou
try by the Harlem Mendelssohn Union under Dr. Dam
rosch have already announced u written for
ira, organ. soil and chorus In three movements VI
divisions Composed after la Damnaton DC us
It ia said TO be of delicate beanty IN sever p
tons The society will give two further eohoea trned
the season, In the course or when VIII 1e
Max Bruch's "Prght ofthr Holy Family Mendelssonn
walpurgis-Nght "and Gounods "Gailia ,
The programmes of the Third Opera Fesu-
val at Cincinnati announce eight performances III III"
Music Hail. on Sunday afternoons and evenings run
January % February 3, inclusive. Inc worn 70 "
given are Don Giovanni" "semiramide,' " "llihm
Tell LA sonnambula "L'Afrcaine' " La Ira'la'A'
The Flying Dutchman," and "Lonengrlh Mlhe'
Albani is promised in AmfnG, SenfG ana Elsa foIeE
accounts Of Nine Albanis engagements Wouu no' anu"
her presence IN America IN Jhnutif' N'' r..
ment of the Cincinnati committee - uhdaIPsc t, d
tbe rest the narts are sustained by Nine Ial anu
The whole OF Colonel MaplesOns present company Win
much enlarged orchestra and ch"rus' -
The chief musical feature of the week VIII
be the second aud third performances o" 1.-THE Redemp-
ton on Friday afternoon and Saturday evening when
the work will be given for the last time this year
unless the supplementary performance at considerably
later date now spoken OF. shall be determined upon
Unfortunately but perhaps unavoidaby the second re-
hearsa and concert of the symphony Society occur on
the same dates az the performances OF The Redemp-
ton" The programme of the symphony Society In
eludes Max Bruch's Symphony No for the trst
tme the Ms of which il inscribed to the symphony so
strings; and Rubnselns La RsSte, for the first Time
sOlOist the rehearsal and concert Will be NIne
Minnie Hauk who will sing the air FROM the tre,Sch"
Bie ndhte mir der SchiUmmer5 aud LISTS AigHOnj
aud the air PHr dcestt, of Antonio LOtt.
The programme OF the Boston Handel and
"a The Messiah .; Good Friday, March %, Graun's
The performances viii be given in Boston Music Hall
The following vOcaIsts have already been engaged
For the Messiah Miss Henrietta Beebe. Mrs. Flora T.
Barry Mr.. william J. Winch, Mr.. GeOrg Henscheli for
Der Tod Jesu," Mrs Georg Henschel Mrs c. n. Allen
Mr.. william J. Winch, Mr. GeOrg Henschel for the
Elijah" Mr.. Charles r. Adams, Mr. Myron W. Whit
ney. The orchestra will number sixty, with Mr.. Bern
hard Lsjenann as leading vioinist Mr.. Carl Zerran,
conductor, Mr. Il. j. Lang, OrSanist The sixth tri-
ennial festival Of the society will take place IN Music
Hall beginning May !, 1883, and VIII Include nNc even
ing concerts aud two matinees. the following works
Boston Will be Oh the programme " The Tower
OF Babel" RuhinEtein. Mass in ID minor CheGubnlj
" Arm MUS" Max Bruch Herr Bruch has been engaged
conduct the performance OF his work ms hTst ap-
pearance In BOstOnG The Redemption" Gounod