New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
MUSICAL NOTES.

The twenty-eighth season of the Brooklyn Phil
harmonic Society will consist of eight concerts on Saturday
evenings eight public rehearsas the preceding Friday
afternoons, aud eight mItnees at which programmes Of
aIg1ter character Will be offered. Tae evening concerts
will take place on the following dates: NOvemter II
December 10. January 10. February 6. February 81
March 20, April II and May l. the matnees Oh D"cem
Der January January 49, February o, February 49,
March 2. March % and April 6. The choir Of the
society which under the Of Mr.. Paul Tidden
ehoF n!Scr viii co operate with the baid under the
teeoh OF Theodore thomas anu VIII he heard during
tee season III Handel's Messiah Wecembor l9j.
Ssa Tss ors ct VITA February o. m can
~ g, Eo' lor chorus planoi3rte SOLO and OTcnesTa
ghlhony In ID minor. Schuberts symphony in Is minor
.annashedl, Bcrioz's Symphonic Fantastiqno," Schu
psoas symphony No /. in Hat. Bcethovens Erolca,"
IT ne concerto for p!anOiorte, VIOLIN yiol"n
s.lO and orchestra oI So. Tho extra series OF eight
thursday evening concerts whirh projected last
sRmns nave been abandoned. AZ the performance OF
ihs hessish the solo parts will pro ably be In the
N Sasds Of Madame Fursch Mad Miss Emily WnAnt, Mr.
s "nan SAhdldns and Mr. NJ. W. Whitney Al the first
sOaeert Miss Maud Powell will play spOnrs ninth violin
"nserto and he telrd Mr. Taden will play Schumann's
concerto Tor planOfOrts.
The first Of Mr.. Van der stuckens Sunday afternoon
concerts will take place on November l, beginning at
""'Voe"cS. The sale Of subscription tickets for the
81 Arn Sn -S Slh begin at stenway Hall to-day price
granme il os TssLVea sa seats, 81 90 without The pro-
fesnvsi Overture, Op l5......... Leopold Damrosch
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RI psodi- No new iN.1'll D. Mills Andrea, Baltcp
Apsr,, O., Nine Christine Desert.
TenpO Il inGetio i1a,a' Eighth Symphony Beethoven
anidGuSSse No NO. R I SR25 No. op Ghopin
n & h Mills
picturesque Scenes 4th .Massenct
u0 VAeV4her Ds KOatski Will give SIX panoiOrts re-
10 Chekcring Hall this season. beginning Octo-
WARDS ~ O''e'ion VI MeS'rs' Fu'PpS anu Hu-
NJ ". f. Heimepdahl mas established choral classes
% 80 practice OF sOfeggio. sight reading aud vocal
4S"e which Will be held every Thursday evening at
l-ri.a stenway Hall, for the purpose OF giving mex
shy SINGERS the training necessary for admission TO
''0'ai organization.
"aeraphs have appeared in several newspapers
eHfoncling the success OF Tho Dudley Buck Con
~, COMPANY" From Mr. Buck we loarn that he has
OF any such organization and has not sane
10" such use OF his name.
cIs f@R Jubilee Singers have given two concerts in
,Ae'lng Hall on Monday and last nights and are an
So ioi another concert TO- morrow evening.
,w.slt Vi Tue members Of tue company were among the
s jubilee singers who caused something OF a sensa-
iAoaI novelty Of their entertainments decade ago
fsk li,y are nos travelling Without the sanction Of
and are .,. Tho concerts are OF the old character
peIna, extremely interesting 10 the lovers Of quaint
~ ana students OF National music
~o, LOUIS Bumenberg OF this city, viOOncello player
delssohr he coming season be member OF the Men.
o"n quintet Club Of Boston.
ar'h@ Will be given In German at the Thalia The
.n's evening with Ferdinand Wachtel 10 the role OF
seh Last night the play was Die sch0ne Ungar,p. :"
eoy with much incidental music borrowed from
tnlaso sources The play given sparkling repre
tbutjns aIssein hayberg and Rrauiein Mefert con-
~ nueh TO the succrssful result.
us'n VIII mako Chicago his musical headquart-
here f he greater part of the season but will
Ia, ''In concerts In the Bpring
49,. now definitely known that Mue Gerster will No,
''Ae United States this gintor