New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
M1JsIoAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The week before us Is crowded With music.
Opera, ode Meistersnger" Will be repeated on Mon
day evening and Saturday afternoon. Das Rhein
sold0 will have It's fifth representation Wednesday,
and aThe Prophet its second on Friday. On Monday
afternoon the EewYork Trio Club will give its third
and last concert Of chamber music in Chckering Hall,
and In the evening the Metropolitan Trio Club may
be heard in similar entertainment at Steinway Han
On Tuesday evening Mr. Cericke viii return TO Stein
way Hall to give the second concert OF the Boston
symphony orchestras series, and Mr. Sherwood VIII
give pianoforte concert in Chickering Hall On
Wednesday evening the CARR Brothers give concert
in Chickcrng Hail. and on Thursday the second con-
cert Of the Beethoven Quartet is announced to taks
place at ChIckerlng Hail. On Thursday afternoon Mr.
Thomass first Chckering Hall matinee viii be a fine
musical and social attraction The Brooklyn Philhar-
monic and New-York symphony societies will give
concerts on Saturday evening and Friday afternoon
Hero are some Of the interesting programmes Of
the week:
Boston Symphony Orchestra Tuesday evening:
Symphony in major, Haydn; suite in +, op. 30,
Moszkowsk: Hungarian dances. Brahms; symphonic
poem. "Tasso.D Lszt Thomas matinee. Thursday
afternoon: I" Music 10 Knightly Balet,' novelty,
beethoven; concert overture, =" In Autumn" Grieg
first time in this city,; Dreams Wagner Romanza
and Rondo. from the minor concerto, Chopin Mr.
Richard Honman) serenade. minor, vollmann
(violoneeno obbhgato, Victor HERBERT; symphonic
poem. g Les Preludes,s Iiszt Metropolitan Trio
Club, on Monday evening: Sonata, for pisnoforte
and vioionceilo, op. 49, Rubinsein Scotch songs,
ranged for voice, violin, piannforte and cello, by
Beethoven; seven songs from The Trumpeter Of
saekkingen,' Risdel; trio fat, OPP. 90, Schubert
The performers are Renhold L. Herman,
pianoforte; Max Bendix VIOLIN Victor Her
bert cello; Miss Marie Maurer and
Max Treumann, singers. Symphony Society, satur
day evening: symphony, No. 2, G minor, Tschalkow-
sky; concerto for violin, Tschakowsky Qiss Maud
POWELL from Noses" Rublnstein Ciiss Anna
L. Kelly, Miss Mcpherson, Miss Won Doenhoa, Mrs
Gosttich and finale chorus) Dead March from saulD
Handel; Hungarian March, Schubert; "Kaiser-
nassch,' Wagner. Brooklyn Philharmonic socety,
Saturday evening: Overture, "Iphigenia In AulIs,-
0iuck; Largo and Allegro, Bach transcribed for
chestra BY Theodore Thomas; concerto for piano
symphony, No. 4. . Dramatic RubInstein
NJ Is exceedingly gratifying To note that Mr. CaIyl
ioo has been successful In organizing the Palcstrina
ac'rs u which mention was made In this Journal
segln On tuesday evening in the lectureroom OF the
nnck Presby teT1an Church Mr. Eiorlo writes 20 say
Ia his Greatest need more alto and tenor voices
W 0rland dc Dassa, which viii be sung al The first
sGncss, Of the choir besides the famous mass Of Pope
sigOor Campanini sang in q performance of Car
%eanesday evening, and was warmly welcomed back
~ sna operate stage Manager Foster offered him
~ eneaeement for tho remainder OF the season bllt
HE o, n'f preferred TO continue his concert tour on
pc M@s Nesnl and her company, including slgpor
xn n1 1914 There plan foot TO enable Nine
is III" !" beard ~ oratoro In this city Some time
Nc NsisQ J. Damrcsch viii MAY tha musfc Of