New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02
MUSICAL IND DRAMATIC NOTES.

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Nine. Zagury- Harris has been singing at the
Teatro Apollo Rome . -,
A symphony tor strings, written by Me2dels-
sohu at the age OF thirteen, has been discovered al
Paris
Against the World is the title of the play
with which the Brooklyn Grand Opera House will THIS
week entertain It's patrons
DIR. Hans Won BUlcw is about taking long
leave of abseree Meaingen during wLion PrOieS'
eor Mannstaedt viii act IN his place.
A graceful and well-writtan Kyrie III + nat,
by Princess Beatrice. sung at ST. Georges Chape'
Windsor, on Sunday. Mareh A. ~
According to the C0rriere de Ia Sera Ferhis
new OPERA "IagO" well enough advanced t. De neao
at the Scala next year-a statement when 1"e ~""''
lTropaOrc has many reasons for rot believing.
/ The pupils of Mme MuriO- Cell will give an
operate in costume at the Academy OF MUSIC W
Apnl H. assisted by of the leading artists ana Tue
have been generously offered by that geneman anu py
the orchestra under Signor ArdltL
! Bilse with his orchestra. has been epgageu
by the committee Of the Amsterdam international 1A
billion for July and August Negotiations are penang
9TH Madrid and barcelona for May and June should
they lead to engagement Bilse will be tnv rs. ns
has ever taken German orches'r" 10 'H' ''""'''
"Patence" will be continued atthe o'ahoaru
Theatre through the week. winch will be the last "eeA
of the regular opera season under MI henaeioon s
agement On Monday, April 0, the easnufy irouoa-
hours begin engagement III mr. ner3anapoe in and of
HE Actors Fund will be given on Thursday April IL
A"Wagner Cyclus began on March ~ at
the ROYAL Opera MUNICH at Which ali the music dramas
kxceptipg "Parsifa" will be given III chronological
brder Meantime at the Court Opera. Vienna, ICY
Sus of Mozarts operas will last from March 20 to April
s. beginning with "Idomeneo" and ending with "Cie-
tnenza Ill Tto"
Mr.. George Werrenrath announces third
teres of his Song Rectals, TO be given in tho
Hall of the Long Island Historical Society," in Brooklyn
k O'Clock on Fridays April 6. IS and 81. Mr. Werren-
Faith will be assisted at each recital by Mr. Hermann w.
E. Korheuer, solo pianist The programmes contain
Great variety OF the best songs CHOSEN anu conrdstou
with excellent taste, and the pianOIorte seecuohs ao
also III teresting.
committee has been formed among the
friends George Evey. Mus with view TO present
Ing him with his portrait upon his retirement from the
profession after nearly half a century OF active and
Valued service. The list of subscribers includes the
bames of the Prince of Wales, the Duke OF Ed,aourgh
the Duke OF Conaugh the Duke OF Albany and Princess
Christian
At the last Boston Symphony Concert
ahe symphony Gade's. in Il flat. No top'
boz; and the Beethoven overture "Namensieise" Top
hl5) and tie weber-Berioz Invitation" were gwen
played Mozaris pianoforte concerto
in c no. sos K0cbeD and schumanns Carniya" Top
o.. The concert will be The las Of The series The
programme is to be Memberships r. Paul overture,
MS. lie Deum of Dir. Hensche, and BeethOveDs Ninth
Symphony.
Touching the "Elijah," as performed in Bos
ton with Mae Abani, week ago las, evening The Bos-
ton Transcript says the audience was sngaarly unden-
illustrative, aud applause was very unirequent" the
Transcript asks upon the whole is 1t not time to put
,Elah to bed for ten years is it not wise to let
the work refresh itself by sound sleep that public
tnay forget ali about it, saving TIER veneTation for H.
hnd after long silence, listen 10 1T again as 10 some
Thing new aud ireshf
There is a strong revival of Schumann in
Boston. Mr. Iangs rccitals of scLumann exclusively
stl continue and tie last Ct the Mueller Campanari
series of chamber concerts devoted entirely TO the
works OF Schumann the programme including the quar-
tet in Top. Al. No. 81 the quintet in fiat top Ar
md the song Die LGwenbraut." AT Mr. Langs last re-
tits he assisted by Mr.. Georg Eensche Mr. John A.
Preston and Mr.. Joshua Phippen jr in the following
somssa nhs Almond m qfee The Hat
Green C. "Tae soidier's Bride" Arabeskc. OPP is
paye the Fan aa Mr. Preston the Keseana and
Mr.. Lang the Telnai1Tg pianoforte numbers.
The fourth concert of the New-York Chorus
sociefy will lie occasion of profound interest The
dates of rehearsal and concert Friday and Saturday
April I3 and IA Tie programme, IN memory OF Richard
Wagner, Is complete as f0llows
TANNHAUsER.
Bacchanale with Chorus Of syrens. March and Chorus
yorspiel l, Act
Flower Glrs larsifal. GuTnemana parsiiai'
AI DE 'aorrERDAMMERUNG.~ '''''
DIE mE1srEs insfSGGiR voH nNuRNBERo.
There viii be orchestra of 100 Performers
The recent performance of Dvorak's "Sti-
bat Mater" by tie London Musical Society," excited
the serious attention Of the London press. The
Times says the work is undoubtedly original effort
BIZ great power" though Of the performance the
authority remarks that it bad that 1t became "a
matter for upse that Mr. Barnby succe ding in avoid
lag GIL absolute collapse" The DAILY NelCS says "Herr
byoraks 'Staba Mater Is valuable contribution to
modern music" The Daily Telegraph calls an extraor
binary wOTkonc 10 be accepted as an addition TO the
masterpieces OF music" The Sndard calls 1t ga
nuction of very great merit AID remarks that wlth
rapidly extending respect and admiration Tor his
works" The ANenpum says: "Itis long since q new
work has teen eroaglt forward containing 80 mueh
genuine originality and freshness Of .dea combined with
such mastery treatment The OrchestratOn Is sngu-
larry beautiful But the real strength OF the music lies IN
the genius Of tie composer ana OF TINS no description or
his method of workmanship viii give any idea. me
composer il evidently coming man" The Acddcmy
ssys: The Stabat Mater is work CT undenia3e
hpcn star the east, shining through the dull
ness If the musical atmosphere"
CINCINNATI, April 1.-PreparatiOns for the
coming dramatic festival here being pushed forward
with energy Owing the unusual size OF the stage In
Music Hail. it has been necessary 10 prepare entirely new
scenery for all the plays, and also to make new drop
curtain. Tie latter II now being painted AT Nlb0s
Harden New York City, by HoYt. Thirteen scenic
artists are now at work here. They nave Completed me
bcenery for julius Cesar, aDd portions 0i thab ioi
Dthello and Hamlet Great care has been taken ana
largo o. money have been expended 10 pfOVl1o
Eroneties historically accurate These compile 10
pvPoti1s 800 "a -, unrtic1nraI Hail which
forms q most convenient workshop John Day' Stage
manager for the festival begins inc rehearsais on ,o
tuper1umaries this week, and will soon beam iuli re-
bearsas. The auction sale OF season Reserved seits
kOmInences Wednesday next week
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