New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

For his third novelty concert, which is to take
r,,ce ot steinway Hall next Saturday evening with the
usual preliminary public rehearsal on Friday AFTERNOON
Mr. Van der stucken has prepared exceedingly prom
s,no programme We that in his desire TO avolu
works which have heard here before he has aoan
dopea the symphony in no g. by Schubert when he
first announced and substituted for 1t symphonic poem
bv August Klughardt. An Interesting ieature y, Wv .o
programme Is Ee set na o. Klein and otto
rTocrhem the latter forcibe and discrimn mating critic
as well as composer CT music The scheme II "s o'v"'
symphonic Gothique Op %: a.........B uan Gooaiu
Concerto for oTshsstFys Fsn6s Gp necnacd
Romance antique Ed Heimeniahi
SIm sYmnSopic MSpS' Poem Leonore Klughard
"Apaiune continues try his pranks upon the al
nchan peasants at the Casino At the concert last ngh
Fritz ese the brilliant 'cest who heard not long
AGO in Philharmonic concert, Miss Henrietta Maurer
Signor Prletti and Mrs. Belle Cole were the 500 per
formers.
The New-Y,rk Trio Club makes the interesting
announcement that at its last subscription concer IL VIII
never been published and which Will at ths umo oc
play ed for the first time In public
Among the American singers who nave recehii!
returned from Europe and are now IN new -iorh 'ro
Nile Emma Romaldi OF Chicago aud Nile Clara Bel
netta OF Cincinnati. These are Their stage haines
aNanon IL unauestionably the most ingenious and
brilliant musical comedy that has been brought out here
this season. u has made hit at the Thaa Iheatre ana
will be performed every nlght this week.
"Adonis" will reach It's 150th performance nj the
Biiou Opera House next Wednesday evening. This is
said TO he the longest unbrOken of hurlcsque IN
America. -statemen: which we are not prepareu 10
confirm or deny.
Some OF Gounod's Romeo and Juliet music. which Is
unfamiliar even those who know the opera, VIII Dc
heard at the second opening Of the Standard lheatfe
mex Thursday evening before the regular performance
n let tha nroloy which Will be sung by IHe cnOFuH
appropriately dressed.
The public will have to wait another month peiore
hearing the new oratorio "Thc Rose OF Sharon whch
was TO have been performed by the Chorus Society on
February D. There has delay In the arrival OF tie
orchestral parts from London. and the new work has
therefore been set for the third concert. on April
TO- The substituted programme for tho second concert
is follows:
Unfinished symphony IN minor SchuDert
scenes Nj lIC4 Max Heinrch Miss Juci and Miss wnlnt
chorus and Orchestra - III
"Trisa" three Choruses with Orchestra Op lsB' rnoL
Ballet Music The Wins" .HuDnsten
spinning Chorus Flying Dutchman' agnor
Miss Juch, Miss winant and Chorus.
KAISER March ashei
Mr. Il. G.. MOrrs's musical farce OF " The klnderSH
ten in which the Deages Sisters perform-has been
received with particular favor at Orange MoTrstown
and Painfeld This piece appears 10 he popular where
ever seen.
They make feature OF music at the Eden Musce. The
Hungarian Band performs there each afternoon con
cert was given Monday evening, in which Mile
Emile Bcnic de SeTranO and the Philharmonic Chamber
Orchestra participated.
Chckering Hall this afternoon when he will be assisted
by Madame Madeline Schiller II. $. IIilliard and Miss
H. J. Cappler There are ten pieces on his programme.
OF which live are organ solos and two piano solos.