New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The programme OF the third Philharmonic concert 70
be given Saturday evening comprises the overture .,
"Benyenuto Cellin" by Berlioz symphonic varia
tlons by Jean Louis Nicode, the air. Ocean thou
ments from Die G0ttendammerung." and the Pastoral
symphony.
Mr. Samuel p Warren deserves the thanks OF all lovers
of organ for his to give series of
citas In Grace Church The recitas will begin at Grace
Church on Thursday afternoons at O'CLOCK pegihhns
this week
Errors to be effected September at the Star Thea
tre In this city, by Mr. Alfred Thompson for Messrs Rob
son and Crane, will he pictorial reproduction OF tno
ancient city of Ephesus In the second century Oh tns
Christian era.
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry appeared on Monday
evening last in Chicago where they will continue to acs
for the next four weeks They to appear In Wash
ingt0n Oh February -
Prince Methusalcm will give way to Miil6ckers
=" "Apalune," at the Casino. next week. Tbs
change will be ono for the better, since
the new operetta has an excellent dramatic
conceit back OF 1t, and Is unusually pictur'
esauo in scenery and costumes even Tor mes
n color in dress as well as music Apa
june" is hoped, will retrieve the mistake NeA
Gwynne."
Madame Helen Hopekrk announces three recitals OF
classical panofore music at stenway Hail. and four ~
the hall OF Long Island Historical Society, Brooklyn
The New York dates are January 49, February IL ana
oJ. and April -. The second ana tniru DfooAJh ~
eitals will be given In the afternoon
"Adonis." In which Mr. Dixey Is filing such pros
perous Engagement at the Bijou Opera House. viii soon
reach its l0Oth representation
Attention is again directed the fact that change
bill will be made at the Casino on January IL Ap%
iune" Is announced for that date.
The prospectus OF the forthcoming season Vi 'no H
don philharmonic Society promises three new WORKS 70
be conducted by their respective composers Ihey AFRO
an orchestral serenade, by Mr. Thomas Wingham;
symphonic poem, Jeanne DARE by NJ. MosKowsK'
the rising Russian composer; and asymphony ny ss 90,
tbe philharmonic concers In addition 10 TINS the over
tlre which will have obtained the prize offered py ns
socety to the musicians OF all nations will be producco
IN dne course Sir Arthur Sullivan will conduct the en-
tire series OF six concerts, the first OF when VILE viii
eiyen ON FEBRUARY 20. Among the instrumental Mus@
siready engaged are Herr Joachim, uorr Wilhelm he
FRANZ Runimel who will Introduce pianoi9,,e . 80
ca,to nv Herr Dyorak and Mile. kleeDerg Inc p,9.s
nctu. expresses the regret OF the directors that M
Henry has been compelen py hls neray "A
nations 10 relnquish the Office OF honorary sceao
The society in which he will be succeeded Dy Mr !"
Berger. .,.s
new mslodrama from the French is in rehearsai y
the Union Square Theatre, where, however, the saee
., tho nreseut Bill Is not likely for time to permit
change. The piece tells highly romanaac so'''
and il oontans various strong sensation stage enec
Mr T.. Chomcey Jones' the baritone, mas ~
engaged by Max strakosch a series OF concerts 20
given this winter In Ncw-fork ana 'no Ns" hA'
states
Manager Dur has made excellent choice ih =
Trim 10 Africa at the Standard Theatre. The cpefee
is picturesque and full Of good music and 10 W.
presented.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will sing in several ocnees.
this month under the direction Of Max strakcsoh'
has once more returned to active manAsemen. ~
first will be at Kingston on Tuesday even'ns
Tho third orchestral matinee OF tho Brooklyn Phins
monie Society will occur undcr tho direction On -
Theodore Thomas THO afternoon The
gramme s composed Of the third part Of hossfewE
symphonic Poem joan Of Arc" tho ovcrture
Cave" sohunsnns aildsrl sa' %s9aveDso 9sssI a nea
ssissfried," ballot music from Fersmors" ana =
llosS Carnival Romain overture.