New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

There will be a concert at the Metropolitan
opera House this evening for the beneht OF Tue ooA
office staff, to whose exertons much OF the comfort
enjoyed by the patrons OF the opera this season mas
been due Nearly all the artists OF the company VIII
participate ChorusMaster Lund VIII De the MUSICAL
director.
At his concert in Steinway Hall tomorrow evening
Master Michael Banner will have the assistance OF Miss
Francesca Guthrie, Miss Adele Marguiies, NJ victor
Dangon and Mr.. Frederick Bergner Master Banner
Will play Bruch's Concerto in G-mno PaganInl,s
Caprice in D-major, Erllsts Transcription oi ccno,
.Erkiug "Vieuxtempss "Concertstuck fantastic Appaso-
alta" besides his part in Memberships TITO IN C-nnOr
At the Casino concert tonight Mr.. William T.
Carleton Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis, Miss Ely CoShan
and Leopold Godowsh Will he the solo performers
Mr. s. NJ Penhed, a serious minded musician who
achieved tie honor OF election as president OF the
National Association AT the last meeting
of the body has published cantaa, choosing his words
from the XvlIIh Psalm. The work Is written i ior
chorus solo voices and orchestra, and has been hShy
commended
Miss lille p Berg presents good programme for her
concert at the Bristol, No 5O4 Fth-ave. on Monday
evening February 23. There will be a duet from the
third act OF La Juive," by Miss Berg and Miss Mary
Ritter Shea, daughter Of Judge Shea The brilliant
trio from Ii Matrmonio Segreto" will also he sung
Frank Lincoln has promised musical sketch.
other artists who WIN contribute are Iherc-e Lleoe
yolinist william Russell Case, pianist. Miss Emma
Wkin son. cOntralto. and red Robinson late OF alack
Several prominent ladies Of society are interesting the
selves In the affair
Frauein Kirchner, from the Royal opera at Cassel
and Herr wilhelm Junck, have been engaged by DR..
DanrOsch for the German Opera Company
Lillian Russell will sir two ballads at the first Of the
Bjiou Sunday Popular Concerts at the BUou Opera
House this evening and Mr.. Solomon will conduct per
Torrance OF the overture his operetta Polly" Miss
Alice Barnett and Mr.. W. II. Clark will sing also.
AT the sixth Of Mr. s. p Warrens Thursday afternoon
organ rectals the programme comprised Handels con-
certo in Bnat op T. No arranged for organ solo by
de- LAM II,
Clara Schumann's Romanza in 4, a transcription by
Haupt Of Chopins Etude in C-sharp minor op 10. No
4, Cds.), and widor's fifth organ symphony. Miss
Ida W Hubbel sang Bsethoven's Busslled. and Dud-
lev Bucks Ave Maria The rectals Will DO suspended
during Lent but will be resumed on April o.
The fourth concert for young people will take place
next Saturday afternoon the programme beings as fo
kws:
M Mare 6 fTs@ s1' ri
orphee Of Enrdee a,;c
B. Dance Of the lie,sei in Elysisn Folds.
h trn0 qG Sas ld sy NY E SaiG ss''0
Miss Emily Wnant
Andante From First symphony. OPP. Beethoven
Variations for Trombone
Mr.. +. Letsch ..
Jota Aragon tTassns
AfiA' 'f@''"' Mss Emily winant
Ballet Music and Wedding Procession r--,-...,.
Feramors -. Anton huDlhsten
The fourth concert OF the standard Quartette club
will take place at stock Hall Tuesday evening when
the club will have the assistance OF Mr.. Albert Prox
(p,anoforte) and Mr.. Julius Rlsch (violal. The pro-
gramne composed of Mendclssohns quartetto In D.
On A. No |: Rubinsten's sonata for plalOf0rte ana
VIOLA Op 10 Ir Max.5chwarz, viols), and Beethovens
quintette. Op. 20.
The last week OF "Apajune" is announced at the
Casino Next Monday and thereafter for space not de
termincd Patience" will be performed the principal
parts falling to Mary Beebc Laura Joyce Bell, Irene
Perry Rose Leighton. Ethel Glare, j. II. Ryley, DgDy
Bell. C. W. DUNCAN, j. A. Furey, George KoSemah ana
George Appleby.
"Nanon will be given at the ITALIA Theatre on
Monday and Tuesday evenings OF this week and then be
withdrawn In favor Of Mill0ckers now operetta,
"Gasparonc."