New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
NUSIC-TWE DRAMA.
Yesterdays CONCERTS.

Yesterday was busy day for the musical
reviewers for the press. Three concerts Of the hotter
class given-One in the afternoon and two In tina
evening land there besides rehearsal with orches
ira Of Berioz's Messo des Morris the MetroI oan
Opera House which almost nlled all the between
the aftern and tie evening entertainments
The bulk of popular attention naturally given tie
third OF Mr. ThOinas's evening 81 opuars" at tLs
Academy OF Music OF which the programme Was a,
follows:
symphony. No: :. op ~. %Le g Ran
Miss Maud Powell.
Hunsaran Dances Brahns
bonanza IN =, Op 90 beethoven
(a) Ride OF the vakynas.I
ID Wotaa's Farewell.....} Die Walkure Wagner
:" "'f'I Baritone art solo Mr. Franz Rcmmertz.
All of this music is familiar and much admired. and
1t was all performed in the finished manner which is
matter Of course under Mr. ThOmass direction, II calls
for nothing more than record Miss Powell played the
fine Brch concerto at the Philharmonic sooietys con-
cert Saturday night. Further hearing confirms
favorable opinion then expressed OF her gifts and
abilities Her playing not altogether mature nor FREQ
from traces her teachers IDEAS and 1t wants the vital
warmth strong original feeling. but 1t Is nevertheless
and worthy of all the praise that has been
bestowed on it,
Special interest attached to the first concert OF the
Philharmonic Cub which took place Chlckerng naiI
in the evening from tho fact that Tn 1t manuscript
for strings and ute expressly comp sci for tue club
last 5. JadassoLR received It's first public
performance. The piece is in ID major and Is Herr
JadassOhns seventy ninth numbered work. II is
cellenty well suited to the purposes OF the club but We
should hesitate say that 1t is caalated to enhance tho
reputation Of its composer among musicsns 1t consists
OF four m0vements-an Introductory march, nocurne,
minuet and tarahtells 1t Is written throughout IN
mastery ut is sadly lacking ia originality OF
1t Bon Akiba might trutufuy say: AHeS sehoh IA ge'
The seeker after nelodie "reminiscences hni'
plenty OF successful occupation while listening 10 H.
The other climbers OF the programme we're Beeihovens
PianOfOrte trio IN + fat Top 10 played by s. b. MI =
Richard Arnold and mil Sclpnck, Hdydns quartet IN
q Major NO 10 OF Peters etiODl the ford air Char
OiSean from Felicien Davifs Pcrle dc Brasil
and Asti Hanentas air in B-iRt from Mozarts Mfeic
ancy Of execution and purity OF tone by Mrs Emma
Louise Tanner who a recall with each and responded
the first with ballad and 10 tie second with sc1u-
bert's " DE Post in English.
Hhe afternoon Entertainment tne HIST OF set
pianOfOrte and violin reCitals to he given In Sieinway
Hall 10y August ylested and NJ Divide Mnsin. III
This occcssion aided by Miss Kate BeIsDers VINO sang
couple OF by Men iessOhh and Franz IN true ana
but with little emotion The honos OF the
easily NJ MGsiA who Ilayed a. he does when
he is at concert Iitch-with scholarly TASTE beautiful
better advantage than he did yesterday in tue heaut al
G by Franz kies which lacked only one thlDg TO
he perfect namely worthy Interpretation oil the piano
fo"te part Herr Hyllestoi dld better work tnan on
sunday at Mr. Van der Suckers concert but did not
sruCinc the OF cOnnOSsers MS
playing lie appears to he young man OF muricany
instincts but he has not yet got somewhat eriatic
fancy wei IN nand IL not Only runs away WIN MS
technique but sometimes yesleday IN Tue sonata
AppassUnata," makes sorrT work OF the composers
ideas That he IL ambitious was indicated by his choice
fOrnsnce and the additional fact that neither Nebr the
composer OF tue Invitation la Nase nor TaHslg lts
ranseribcr could satisfy his taSes with TINS beautiful
and uoec composition. Herr Hyllestod played an ar
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