New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16
MYSTICAL NOTES.

The boycott of the German Cartellverband keeps
Madame Lii Lehman silent in Germany, but not her
husband. Herr Kalisch has been singing the part OF
Raoul in Hale, with unparalleled success" Thus
the Ieipsic Taceblatt.s Husband and wife viii be
here carly in 1859. tho former to sing at six OF the
concerts Of the Boston symphony Society IN various
cities, the latter 10 her place In the MetropoA
tan Opera Company.
Mr. Charles B. Rutenber. organist of the Second
Collegiate Reformed Church, at Lenox-ave. and One
hundred and twenty thr-st has composed cantata
entitled Jesus OF Nazareth which will be performed
at the Christmas service next Sunday evening
The Thomas concerts at Chckoring Hall will num-
Der ten Four VIII be given on the evenings of JAN
uary g. February 5, March and 2S; six on the after
Moons of January II and "a February and IA, March
IA and April 4. 4 committee of women has taken the
enterprise in hand, and the subscription books Will
be opened.
The New-York Trio Club, which is composed Of
Nine. Eugcne dc Roode, pianofcfe, Harry schloming
violin, and Henry Finz, violonceo. will give second
concert at Chickerfng Hall on next Monday afternoon
with the assistance OF Miss Charlotte Wsker ana M
Felix Bour The latter (who Is the frst oDOlst OF MI
Thomass orchestral will be heard IN PolOhssse lOr
oboe and pianoforte by Chopin
For the Inauguration ceremonies Of the new building
Of the Metropolitan Museum Of Art on next Tues
day Mr. Joseph Mosenthal has composed the music to
an ode written by Mr. James Herbert Morse. The
quality Of the music found approval at the conces Of
the Mendelssohn Glee Club last Tuesday evening The
verses are well adapted TO music, and as they were
written TO be sung. perhaps this is much as ought
to be asked of them. They begin in this strain
OF glorious birth was Art, when Song was young
And both divine.
Out OF the Gods they sprang ana WaAeu uhe sno'es'
Gave earth tongue.
Forth rolled in measured speech
They taught bis eye to glow. his face to shine
They sang OF Joy and wine,
OF beauty and Of glory,
OF human love, and love divine
The old immortal story.
The second concert OF the Brooklyn Philharmonic
fOp
evening, the public rehearsal for Friday afternoon
The programme Is thus made up: SYM
phony No ., Beethoven; Air from Jean de Paris
BoieldIeu Herr Fischer; concerto for violin, Moque
(Mi Bendix; symphonic variations Dvorak I'm am
Fischer symphonic poem, "Mazeppa' L1szt
Mr. seidl has made an excellent change in the
programme announced for bis third concert e. Stein
Preludes7 Ruhirstein's Dramatic symphony, and
the prelude and iin2le from Tristan una lsoiue''
with Frau MOran-Oldea as the singer.
Cilmore's Band may be heard in concert at the
Broadway Theatre tonight, at which Mrs. Blanche
Stone Barton. Miss Helen Dudley Campbell, sgnor
Baldanza and Emil steger viii sing.
sgnor Bevignani, for many years musical director
Of the Royal Italian Opera Company, London, Will
accompany Nine. Albani on her American tour
Moriz Rosenthal, aided by Master Kreisler and
singer viii give TWO popular manees in the Academy
Of Music on December &c and IS
The first concert OF chamber music oy the New
York String Quartet Will take place at stenway Hal
on Tuesday evening Of this week Mr.. Max Vogrich
viii be the pianist Of the occasion.
Mr. Frank G. Dessert, organst Of ST. Stephen S
Church. has composed a mass in Z minor, which Will
be performed at the church Christmas day.
NJ Alexander Guilmant has recently published a
concert figure for organ and dedicated il 70 Mr..
Philip Hale, OF Albany, one OF bis American pupils.
Mr.. Walter j. Damrosch Will discuss the first act
OF Die WalkucreS at the Berkeley Lyceum on to-
morrow afternoon.
Mme Fursch Mad, Miss Anna A. Kelly, Miss
haze been engaged to sing the solo parts in the
a the usual Christmasudc Performance OF
that oraoriO by the OratOriO Society Thursday
evening Of next week.
poa-d ,ooros borsebold and o,bor hsln ,Dd so,,.