New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11

40 the tdok put upon. Your true subject for de-
nnsatson In merry, registering Allegro IS the hibu-
mas SIR Tnby. But where the Characterization IS so
ambiguous IL this music, discussion Of the pro
eranme may be dispensed with. Our only object
IN calling I'D was to show that It would have been
better to hive left the fancy Of the listener 70 Ok
he mood Of the comedy and the overture without the
hind Of help which amounts 10 6 command. There
u enough Of beauty In the music TO have challenged
sBch an occupation of the fancy notwithstanding
that without tho ttae would be inclined TO asso
csts II with one Of the romantic comedies rather
than Twelfth Night
The announcements for the present week are inter
s$ttng and promise much pleasure to the lovers Oh
high class music. AZ the opera the first series OF
she Nibelung dramas win be concluded this evening
with the first performance this season OF DIE
GoetterdaemmerungS On Tuesday evening the last
concert Of the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the
direction of Wilhelm Gericke win take place In Stein
way Hall On wednesday Trovatores wiz DO TO
peated at the opera Thursday win find Chickerng
Hall twicA occupied: IN the afternoon Mr. Ihomas
will give hiss fifth orchestral matinee and In ths
evening the Beethoven String Quartet will give
conoert Public rohearsals Of the symphony Society
ard the Brooklyn philharmonic Society fan together
on Friday afternoon. ss do tho respective concerts
ON saturday evening. Many will regret this Is
both societies offer attractive programmes Vh
FRIDAY night aRhangoidp viii introduce the second
series Of Niboiung representations 81 the opera 40
satisfy the many who will be unable to hear Die
Gootsrdaemmerung' IN tho regular series that drama
win be given extra representation at the matinee On
saturday. Two series Of organ recitaas VIII DC pegun
tails week. This afternoon Huntington
woodman. Gorru Smith and Frank Taft wiz give the
trst of eight Monday entertainments OF that chArac-
ter IN the First Presbyterian Church, at fiave ana
Tweafth-st. No charge win DO mado for admission.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. George W. Morgan ana
4haln an6h nFn
recitals in Chickering Hall The most interesting
programmes OF the week ara these:
Thomas matinee. Thsssday Prelude Chor s; , and
hovsn: iegenass new. syendssn: Allegro x Ag-
f Ssasls; fan'asa'0her Eng anu i'An'' AO''
Boston symphony Orchestra. Tuesday; Overture,
bert; schsrzo Queen NAB Bsriioz prelude to Die
Brocsiyn Phithssmonic society, Friday afternoon and
Saturday evening suite Mo- Sp Ss
Reipecse. and variations on theme by. Beethoven,
saintssens flor two pisnofortes, PLAYED BY Mors
OBJ 81 Sehumann. The joint appearance Of Rosenthsl
and Josey win be Of the sensational features OF
symphony society, Friday afternoon and SATURDAY
sys1ns sympsony No 1 IN NJ a si sn Sir AS
8. minor. with chorus; ali by Beethoven. Solo
sngess Nine Schroeder Hanfstaengl Mrs. Carl Alves,
tir. Clarae and Mr.. Dempsey.
Hero are a few notes of coming events of
miscellaneous character: On Tuesday evening Mr.
waiter Damrosch win discourse on Beethoven's Ninth
symphony at the Berkeley LyceuIn. Mr.. and Mrs
Georg Henschel. whom all musical amateurs VIII
be glad 30 welcome back b America vfn
give series of four song matinecs ct
Chickering Han on tho afternoons Of March
10, %. April "a and 81. The programme Of the
frat recital embraces compositions by Beethoven,
Cimerosa, Handel Purcell schuberth, Grieg, seha-
mann, Lisst Brahms. Boildeu, Massenet, Gorins,
Thomas and Hensehel Haydns Passion husie,'
arranged tor organ and tenor solo, viii DO giyen~n
the cburch q the Heavenly Rest by Messrs. Henry
Carter and Fred Harvey, on "Wednesday afternoon OF
this week ct rs O'Clock. The third concert OF Tho
Banner String Quartet VIII take place In steinway
Han, on March 10. Mr.. b. Boekelmann, who has
been called Europe three times within the last six
months by the illness Of hs wife, expected TO re-
tIru on March IL,