New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
MUSICAL NOTES.
NEWS AND COMMENTS AT HOME AND
ABROAD:

NEWS AND COMNlENlo Al iiC-h@ hA'D
ABROAD:
"Tbe Pail Mall Gazette gives the following version
OF the plot Of Gilbert and sullivan's new opereta,
which If Is thought will be produced in week or so in
London:
Two brother gondollers leading happy eXistences
in Venice with their affections firmly set upon pretty
pair Of contadine After bright opening chorus ana
a characteristic ditty for supcrnumerary Knight OF
the paddle these gentlemen are introduced TO us III all
the festivity Of their wedding morning Having sung
a scena in Italian and Joined in the orthodox quartet
the Venetans hurry of TO the ceremony. Then come
upop the scene certain eXDuke from the regions OF
snain his daughter Carotta, and his ally Don Al
hambra del Boero They are searching for the hereu
tary King Of Barataria who was welded 10 CafIo'd ~
infancy and has since disappeared Through lhe "ol~
who brought M the juvenile monarch is ssoer'aheu
that the lost potentate is none other than one o o
two gondoer, but the Gilbertian problem h-"noH
Rack come the happy couples from the double hup
,ol and then 10 make certain that they have caueht
the right man. the Duke and his companions hurry vi
both bridecrooms to their faI-o kingdom in ielucca,
The moor contadine left behind for His Majesty u
Rarataria has a wife already and who shall say "hlch
of the two n Isl The second act takes place Oh io
imaginary island in question. The identity Vi "'
King is stn in doubt, and the pair OF Nene,Iais or
rcinninc Jointly making DEGREES and annouhcIls M
royal Will In alternate lines, posed Ike new '''''Y
of the slamese twins. But the wives anu uoli ''"-
panions eot tired Of waiting in Venice ana pa, III ~
aDnearance one of the most delightful numbers VI
~ 90, d, quintet for the two kings. their wives anu
Carlotta the wife of one and she does not hho"
which -
Here's a calamity unexpected
We are Invisible into three
s,rr the puzzed monarchs. II would De haruis i s
diclose the ingenious manner in which theso I'M
I,es are cleared up suffice il 10 say tha w NJ a.
~ royaIfv are removed from tn, hedus w drsnatis
iovai condoler and that the whole OF tnG the
ye,Sonse resume their earhaunting cachucd az @
curtain falls on an opera Which pIoi"'7 "
and brightness itseIl'
As serious effort to encourage appreoa'Ion
heb.class orchestral music, the movement " -,
a Philharmonic Society in Harlem is '""i'"s A.
rrase and support Among thos' Interested III NV
Tir arr. fine Rev Dr. samuel II. Virgin the nv
mr. George H. Smyth. the Rev. Dr. Fa-'' 'I.o "
DR. Joachim Elmendorf, the KEY. i IIn Mason
Parker and GeOghan, ~ F. hetchuIi 'oI pt,cbam ir
Ieauder Frost David Porter ~, HiII'a ~ X~Wm3u
NJ + E. Rogers, b. Drayton 1honaSS III ~ Hr I G
DR. Lyman King, Dr. Ai,dIe" h aId Va1 Tmbcrgh
Acermann MessIs. Moses horton S anu IAN ~ il r
r. concarts ave 10 be under the direction vi II
Fieck and two will be given. WIN dPc cUI 10 For
mis- season the first on TUESDAY ~ t arranred
Ills The following programme has beeh diI"N7'"'
AZ sa@@ %l. ana n P9il Mnaai S''H's''"'
Prelude Minue an and dd Fpf Tsnd Besthoyea
.Siur%er die sehnsuehr .Tsee scb9mahn
"ia"""7 Miss winant. p-.hms
Hungarian Dances
The operatc list at the Metropolitan for THIS wceA
is as follows Monday, The Queen OF sheoa
day. Don Giovanni" Friday, . II Iio|a'o''
uIday afternoon, " Don GloN ami
Tho fourth sarasate-d Albert concert at the Met
,opolitan Opera House viii take place t"-Ihorro"
afternoon when senior Sarasate VIII play biu'hS oo"
corto in G. MINOR and his own GYPSY Meoai,S' %IH
Mr. dAlbert Beethoven concern III nm To- hoard In
solos On Tuesday evening they VIZ u" ,La Mot
Broollyn and on Thursday evening AGAIN al 'ho MO-
ropolitan.
The widow of Carl Anschuetz is in dstressfui
condition physically as well a. financially some %
the friends of her husband, who viii be remembered
as conductor Of Italian and German opera IN tnS
CITY, have arranged benefit concert or neI % 'da a
place on Sunday. December =. vi. S"ln@ az , 10
given the of his hall fre, OF charge ana bd ciy
from half dozen choral ORGANIZATIONS III i"o '4''
have volunteered their sclNlce'
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Toelt will this season give
song and duet recitals. They made beginning on
November 20 in Newark. The programme Oh pieces
was interesting, entertaining ana TASTEFUL
Mr. cerrit Smith will give his hundredth organ
recital in the South Church, Fifth ave and twenty
drst-st tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 4 " oocA-
TI will ne belped by f. +. Powers, Douglas AleAandc.
Nahan Franko and Emil 5chenck Inc pflhclPH
rrInber 81 the programme will be SUITE ior organ
violin and viooncello, Op. 149, by hhenioeTser
The natrons Of the song and pianoforte recitas by
A. ,d Mrs Francis Korbay Of which the first
viii he given on next Tuesday evening In ChlchernS
ran will find the programmes that have been ar
ranged a. interesting and pleasing As they are III
structive The first recital covers the er0uIlu dilu
5be eleventh 10 the seventeenth century ana cQl'ds
Crusaders song eleventh century, sons ~ ~.
Troubadour Chaelaine de COurcy "a D. IIo-!' a','.
nv G1,IIIiaumc de Machault N340l, song ny ram
baeuser 124Ol two Mime songs Q4o- ana I24G, In
Itali,n song of the seventeenth century anu eet
music Tx SrarIati. COupern, Galupl' ana H.
Two of Mr. kOIbay's pupils VIII slhr "''' -
Leonardo Leo and NNald4
An announcement in The sum 10 the contrary
notwithstanding the Boston symphony Orchestra Will
Give four concerts In Stenway Hall on ne e'eilnsS
of December Il, January ID, feDrudis - anu
March L..
W Derschuch, basso, announces coHooi' " '0
given in steinwav Hall next Wednesday evenlns
Miss Charlotte Walker Miss Louise NeIns, ; TrU
IIartdegeu. Emilio ACTamOnte ana d hiai0 fS
Will assist the concert giVer'
TABLEAUS AND MUSIC.
An entertainment given by the German frcsS NiuO
in the Netropoliau Opera House last night JOE 'no
benefit of Inc clubs relief fund was mos diDI'
ppder4a knps Like most affairs Of it, kind II sucIt"
from, the inability of It's managers 10 know the uloi
ence between enough and TOO much Inc M Pat'
lasted iii 10 o'clock ana after long wall uIeIS -
NAMED much music and dozen tabieauS sun lioco
enioyed In the first part the features OF Ini
were the singing Of Madame lG1nanh anu nd.r Nr
man and the playing Of the orchestra uluSSi H.,
seidl For the rest little can " 80 . ma
the extracts from Tristan und Isolde ana IL nrr
Malkuere' themselves a musical Ft,,' ,t-,',an
Reichmann gave the public fOretaste OF VIVA ""an
is ia store Tor them when the Wagmcrlan uIan@ a.,