New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr. Warren's Thursday afternoon organ recitas seem
10 be growing in popularity. That OF last week was
attended by and deeply Interested auueoo'
Mr. warrens pieces Bach's sixth Trio SONATA. 'ne
adagio and finale from spohr's quartet IN tDcs' .
arrangemenu an Andante Symphonique" ana Sraha
Cheur Dialogue" by Eugene Gigout and Reubke's
Sonata in minor psalm xCIv). All OF these pieces
were played in Mr.. warrens delightfully."- smooth ana
sympathetic manner. The singer OF the concert was
Miss Auna Drasdil whose voice has MT been heau AZ
a public concert for long ume' me
fact is a regrettable one. for the warmth OF MISS
Drasdils defamation. the dignity OF her sie anu @
peculiarly rich quality OF her voice maze % oh me to learn
something from the English III the matter OF hue' Vi
attachment TO favorites In music.
Hilborne L. Roosevelt has finished new organ Tor
the St. Josephs Cathedral in Wheeling and the instr-
ent will be formally opened next Thursday The organ
has twenty stops 0S6 pipes four couples ana lhree
mechanical accessories, and six pedal movements.
The oratoro Society having inadvertently chosen Ash
Wednesday for the public rehearsal preceding the third
concert have changed the date to Tuesday February l
The fourth orchestral matinee of the Brooklyn Phil
harmonic Society will take place Wednesday afternoon
when the following pieces will be performed:
ySrSrsv eysT1Ss II slnSr hcaag opa.
Largo Violin oiiasto by Nj IL Brandt.
Wedding March and Variations op SS, iGSdnaIS SiS
Ballet eod usS ssoopp y,n Bacch No l. C. Bacchanae
a. Sesno uAHOiS No. T. d. DaDss dcs vignes.
Miss Agnes Huntington will sing at the third concert
of the philharmonic Club, on Tuesnay evening, III |noh
ering Hall. The programme is as follows:
New. First tlmel .,r,,,. ,s.,D,-.n,so,
1'0''''' ' Miss Agnes B. iinntlngton a.. ,eo
Messrs. Eugene weineI and A. Lambert ,,l5cn q, o,
Jensen Murine ndes h1e9ssn In s Up q
Miss Agnes b. Huntngton n eo, No a
Ed Neupert Ed Heimendahl and c. Bayrhoher, teach-
ers at the NewYork College of Music, concert OF
chamber music at hall OF the college last night play
ing Griegs Sonata Op 3, and BeethoVehs tro III ID mat
Op. 97. Several pupils also sang
Mile Emma Romeidi. Whitney Mockridge and MISS
Henrietta Maurer, will be the solo performers al the
Casino tonight.
Miss Lille Berg announces concert to be given in the
parlors of the Bristol 5Oi Fifhave on February
23 under the auspices OF number OF ladies' amopg
whom are Mrs George f. Baker, Mrs Levi NJ Bates mrs
Prescott Hall Butler. Mrs George >. bowaoiTi mrs
Dudley Field Mrs wlr.lan NH ~ Yonmsn,
Dr. Damrosch has engaged Mile. Isidora Martinez Tor
three months as a member OF the German Opera Com
pany She win make her first appearance at chicago Oh
February %.
The prospects OF uniform musical pitch In Engiahd
and Europe have considerably improved by COM
msnd Of Queen Victoria who has ordered that inc plo
To he oted by her private band shall be henceorh the
soeaed diaposon normal OF France II will soon be In
order 70 begin agitation for aniforn standard III '
country.
The third pubc rehearsal and concert OF the Oratoo
Society have been moved forward one week, ana VIII
take place on February and 49, instead OF 20 ana 20
"a preyio,isly announced The change VIII bring the
aro5n aud eymphopy concerts In the same week, Dnt
was made necessary by Dr. Uamroschs engagements
with the German Opera Company.
Madeline Lucette, the principal member OF Miiiken
Operatc Comedy Company, passenger aboard the
ssrvia from Liverpool. Miss Lucette has been
n England during the last two months, In quest OF
musical novelties for production next seasok.