New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
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Thursday aud tue nrst concert OF the
Philharmonic socrty 90 Saturday evening" AT TINS latter
concert the programme will be ss ioll"ws: eynpnonf
No p ID major. Brahms: aria from Der DAMON hu"'
s,eln tdmr. L. Ali-mandl; symphonic pr"l"sue 70
.Ofneio" Arnold Krus; scene and air "Inrz lie Gas
tra" Weber Mime l. Aaemand)' symphony Ia AiHor'
Beethoven.
Nm. H..treiter now with the Mapieson Com
many IN ireland seems 70 be carrying on the ho"ors
therr as size lad here whie with the American Ooera
Como.nv The critic OF The Cork Consultation credit
her with having saved recent performance OF Il
TroyAtore from being Kissed. aud says NJ ue' h"'
sr.,,.r p,s.-s.-s not onv conrata voice OF rem rk
abb no s-r ant beautY. but adds also Intensity an
sion 10 her many other good qd~ilties' an" LIZA SWINE
was smDly ua gulncsnG -
MI, sarah cecil Will heard concert al chicker-
,,g aa next saturday she VIII be sssis'eu "
MIs. H.urassl. BeeDe. e. r. daTsnA; Tue ne"o' 1
The programme of the nrss sy'ao"onic Conc"rt IN
ChickernE Hail under The direction OF "r van ger
stucken on November 1 Will bs a. follows; eynPho"J
IN ID MINOR vokmaun; Fritjof at his FsIher's Grave
Rrueh: Concerto IN msaOr for psnoforte.
Beethoven; symph"nc Poem, "oP6eiis e
A MaeDpwell; rae Water Nymph. knolnstein
Ri p,odle d Auv~rgpe. aaint -'.ens hung@f's an
SUIT Ieiuricn H"im,n The so p~rtorn-r- Will be
Miss Ellen DudAsy CanP0elL Richard HOLMAN ana
Max Heinrich.
In view Of the opinion this journal last
spring touching the Bos' symphony orchestra ana
the fact organization viii he heard here tH'
winter thu folio remarks OF The Boston Transcript
are Interesting some Important Changes have DTe"
made In tic orchestra. especially In the brass depart
nent New instruments Urumpets' trom"o"eS ana
tuba procured. ali by the same ~"ser 40 as
10 insure possible equality OF tone an even
eae from the OF the rombose {" the high
est of the trumpet That this equality OF tone hi-hy
desrable III modern orchestral muse Is uud-nsbie
Wag er ard OF the writer's OF Ia" modern o'one'
tral schoo naDiuay treat The trumpet aud ,r"'nD""
q. oomp,-n-pts of each otaer writing Of
passages tor instruments thigh passages alhng to
the rump-ts share ones to The troubour's' or
e,ss nslng a body OF botn Instruments to produce
Homogeneous msss OF brass TONE But VITA the classic
.chool Of romp,--rs Mozart, Haydn Beeth"v"W TINS
equality OF Is less 4" De- desired II m-hl even oe
ioos,d upon AS son- what Of - drawback. for these
composrrs treated the trumpet az wholly dlstEct H.
cera1n contrast ID et@ the W" " ems To
be called H. view. however. Of tnr genera" scac
ar tr.,tbone orchestral ssOrrs o. classic
MASTERS ana o almost uniVrrs. use made 81 'hS
Instrument by modern COMPOSERS Mf 5rii'A" coh'-r
A. ring iru,np~ts aud irOmnoue OF the same gen
era hlnbre seems wIOly Wis., u"drrn scores WI, he
lar NOR than 'he older scores VIII De
harmed"
Mr.. Hrory GolAen Huas yonng New-YorS mn'i-
alan VINO reiuru-d iast year FROM us siulrs under
Rheinberser IN Muuica. has been invited by MI
Ger.cks 10 play tue p'snoforte part OF an orig
inaI fantasia for p'anoforte aud orchestra at tie
third Boston SYMPHONY CONCERT next Saturday
evening Mr. Huss Is to be con sr 'nistrd go nav
ing Oppor uuily To prescott MS VIZ 20 Al @
car audience iav"r.Dle cirrnn tanrrs ana
Mr. Gericks tn- tH nEs % America" musicians
for glVins If tIer al uber chance 10 De nrari
Nj Nrueudorf'> first sunday evening concert VIII
rlace next .un4ay d. -teIuway Hall Tue programme
Is exceueniy coupo-ed the central number peIg sam
sseus's suite s~ri-u'e. Tue So . per'9rm-r. w,
be Mss Car PDnrr soprano, and Miss Augusta NJ
Fischer. pianist
Mr. Lev, tue coruet PLAYER will soon set ont upon
four OF tue unLer "a nta 'grn ut OF Nj. = H.
1),r,man VINO viii irav- N~w-Y,rK for Dnonu IN few
DAYS 10 make arrange neuts Tor '"7 u''' 0o"0e' " w
Tue former TO the concerts OF the Oraoro
and SYMPHONY Societies eau renew their subscriptions
from mex. Nelne-ihy tu November - al Ills 'l7'IO-
p0ntau opera House
signor Angelo changed the order Of the hrst 'w'
operas for this wr-ks lst ~ a. nr't announced IN
Bale Mascnrra" 30 W. br"u.nt toward 'o-nisht
repeated ~ ss,urday's B'"u~e-
The Representations %; German opera at the Metro
nontan ORA house viii begin November 8 Tue
oDer,. for the arst week are The Queen OF 5neba
on Monday Die walairr" OF Wednesday and s'tnr-
day afternoon AMI Aida" OF FRIDAY. Herr Goi'marS
has composed itIuona air f"f tr'uein l. nLu@ln
I'm The . ZEN o. ou-hs." Hr-r NemAnn VIII MAKE hls
American DEBUT >iegD',snd ~ We ursday evening"
Nine PATHS concerts vii take place IN The Academy
OF Music on the II November i aud the after
poon of November 20. Al one concert az act I Lro,n
.FausI sung. al the other aD act from oehr
ramid1 H..
The Chickerng Mnsical Bureau. OF Boston, Is making
date for Mr. and Mrs Ceors Heuscie'' VINO are e1-
.,sc IN arrive 10 this country from Europe toward the
end OF next March,
Agnes Booth OF the square Theatre. has left
her srasiie home Manchester. Mass aud returned 10
New-York favorte actress ns' an important part
in the play OF Jln the Peninau
MI Junn r Ray mond appears al St Paul THIS week
Misc Genevieve wtri appeared last week at New
Haven Orange. EAsOn. scra ton aud Binsh~nIon 7ne
will return N~w-Yors to-"iFht and ao5 Tor pm
week al the Gr4hd OprrA House. IN forSet "e wa
and &" The Y scen's FsvoriIe
Sarah BsrnnarIt with great success in south
America
Tb.plays in which Miss Mary Anderson appeared in
Dublin OCTOBER lll5. fpr the o~hent or the Charleston
-, mara .. A. Van Ike IT. Romeo and Juliet
sPygnahon ana 1i.4te..'' e COnedE aud Tragedy anu
"Tne Lady Of Lyons"
The London Post remarks as foio~s: q" Mr. D Ky IS
rsro-tso 10 b. MAKING I'll. laugh al the ex-
nepse OF tue Euglsa. Il, tells former thst his Lon
don audiences al taSs tue best JOKES IN Ado"S'
am that s- al ca tue attention o. the Peopr TO
Eather curious statement Tor "a GtetY Audiences
laughed lOug aad nu! "nsAeVer MI D'AeS S1'- @u'
thLg worth nearnA
Tie success OF rve-t" al wallacKs Theatre Is so
encouraging that Will be kept on the stage for some
time 10 come Every nst since tar nrs has shown an
increase of the prec-diug one II Is EVIL
dent, therefore, that Harvest IL one OF those pHyr
that gradually grow upon inhc TASTE aud mat II II
quite nR-iy nave one OF he longest runs known a.
tins theatre.
Mrs Jonn Wood has reapp-arsi the Court Theatre,
London, 10 be school Mistress"
The name OF the Princes Theatre, London, has been
changed 10 the Prince OF WAess rae"tra IL Is Sill
under the manage neut OF Z isar uce
TIM. tragedy of d" ClaudaB cosup posed expressly
FOR Mr. Wilson Barrett oy authors "ho DOUBTLESS nal
carefully iersd us pers bua pecdiaftes anI us
professional aptitude Tue blot va Invented Al con-
structed oy Mr. Henry arr tao text was written
by Mr. W. G. Wills Tue arcniCecture ani tue dresses
were designei oy dr E G'tSn Vhe se7uery wt'
painted ny M Wa Ham. dr. s.sf'ri Hall and Mr.
William rellll part OF nciisnta music was FUR
n1sh.c Oy Sir Juus Benedict hat tue most sni tue BEST
of IL was provide 0g NJ Edward Jous> "Cl'uilan
had its nr,t re present 'ceuoer g. 1888, at the
Pripcesss Theatre londOa aud thereafter Il enjoyed
nr,.o-rous "a Of 14S ukas Il As not been i1ceS'
"a, pits. nppn "a stage -
sucee>sfu play. ant sssur~y. u deserves 10 survive
The pruiuct0n OF u
now currrnt at the star Theatre has hern
made according to the scenic uOies ana the genrrh
s,neme nat were followed Lon ton ant likewise with
Al the ava anle TITS th- Original scenerr II IL
beautiful production and therein IS worthy OF ts nonor
able celebrity.