New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
MUSiITHE DIANA.
YESTERDAYS MUSIC.

| YESTERDAYS MUSIC.
| Two audiences. modest In numbers bat rsdnAh n
APPEARANCE. gathered CbckerIBs Hall yesfArdsy In
tire afternoon pisnoforre recital by Mr.. Richsrd Hos
listened to; In the evenins the first Of the nth
seasons concerts OF tho Philharmonic Club pissA
| Mr. Honmans pro9r wae LARGELY made up Of the
compositions IN perfor Of which no com-
PEELED admiration heretofore. He touched tho high ater
Of technical brsnry nspiref by musical feeling
in his TRANSCRIPTION Of tho soerzo from MsndeIs
| aohn's Scotch" symphony-s performance oacaa ID
to silence most inveterate Of auItndcrs Other In
terpretatons IN which there fine exhibition OF
musical aste schuherts Moment Musicals"
In A-fat. C,opin's study 10 A-6at ana the exquisite
eavotts In G-minor by Bach II surpfis.
ing tendency unusual with Mr.. Holm
excessive Of the loud peda In Of the other
pIeces of tho scheme.
The Philharmonic Club gave delightful and dleniued
opening to ninth annual series OF concerts by playing
eneotvcly scbumann's Quintet op. A. with the sssst
anc~ Mr.. Psn Tidder 81 Brooklyn. The performance
and tue Interpretation OF the brautitul work nns
!. any can recall In New York CITY The club had
the share OF sexet expressly composed for by p.
rs ns The Dot ss ss S
club last was substituted. Between those con
songs and Mr. ridden and Mr. Emi scbencs played =
sonata for plano and Vt lcrcello compo-ed by
he nm innocuous composition tn prevsins military
spirit but whose comba iveness 1t IL s,e 70 WAGER.
1t first century and bali ago. Mrs. Ora INNS heau,i.
fu heard 10 eooc advantage in the sonxs but
her interpretations would give gro ster pleasure TO the
vers Of German songs II she were to enunciate moro
distinctly.
Mr.. ABBEY'S SINGERS AT THE CASINO.
70 successful last sundays Casino concert that
Mr. AroDson has entered into special arrangement
with Mr.. Abbey for at tho Casino next Sunday
evening at wboh Nine. scalchi and the Me-dames r..
N0sara and Ida vaeIga and sgnors Guile. Galassi and
NJ NJ ia
Patti concert tour will also ne addict to Mt Aronsons
under the conductorship Of sienor Arjiti
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
In consequence Of the great OF the two
operstio concerts given by Madame Patti and Mr..
Abbey's company Madame Patti has consented to
give two concerts. Monday evening,
November 90 and tho Other on Wednesday evening,
D-cember /. which will positively be the last concerts
given in New-York until her return from Mexico and
California the termination OF her American farewell
tonr. At both concerts there will be entire change
OF the programme, and 10 addition Monday,
Noven Der 80 the second act OF Semi smde" will be
repeated by general request aud on wednesday even
inc, December J. the second act OF Martha" will be
given.
The North New-York Choral Society," has Just
been organized in this city under the direction of Mr.
" lillian X. Bassford, ami consists Of trained voices
only They will give several concerto during tho
season at which new and important works viii DO
presented.
Edwin Booth will for week In Brooklyn. at tho
close Of his present at the Star Theatre Hs
begins In Brooklyn November 90 He will appear in
Boston December and will remain there two weeks
John T. Raymond will play this week, In Dayton and
Columbus
Geneveve Ward devotes the present week to Provi-
dence where she is special avorte with the playgong
public. Miss Ward appeared there Monday night
Law renee Barrett appeared Monday night In Ceyc-
land. where he will remain for week.
Mr. Jefferson is acting in Boston. and is drawing
crowded houses.
known dramatic and literary entertainments. under the
direction Of Mr. A NJ Palmer at the Madison Square The
These will he morning performances. and the first
OF them will be given Monday. January 3. at IL d
Mr. Woolett who reces from memory and entirely with
out book will repeat Tennyson's poem of Elaine" Mr.
WOOllet needs Introduction readers OF this Journal
His fine talent his remarkable memory and his retne-
ment and skill recter or poetry, both narrative and
lyrical long recognized here This artist has
lately met with pronounced success In Chicago
Professor Cromwelrs Sunday night lectures at tho
Grand Opera House, impart valuable knowledge in
pleasing manner. and they ought be overlooked.
Miss Rose Coghan appears at the Lee Avenue Academy
Of Music In Brooklyn, November 90 ond Is certainly
desirable that this favorite should with
welcome She will play round Of five characters.
beginning with osGtd The attraction at this theatre
this week Is Mr.. John A. Stevens IN drama called a.
Great Wrong Righted."
The Sparks Company, performing in a Bunch Of
Keys" is transferred this week from the Grand Opera
House the Windsor Theatre Its merry performance
seems to please many people.