New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
AUrSJCAr, ANNOUNCEMENTS.

signor Campanini and Fanny Bloomfield Zesler are
TO be the solo performers at the Thomas concert In the
Lenox Lyceum this evening. The former will sing the
narrative from the last act Of Lohengrin' and the
latter will play LitOlfs concerto In Enat ana some
minor pieces. The orchestral numbers in tho scheme
are tho SUITE op. 101, By Raft. LiszPs fourteenth
Hungarian Rhapsody, the prelude to "Lohengrin,'
the ball scene from Benvits "Charlotte Corday,
Gillet's Gavote and "Loln du Ball. and the "Roya
Drummers and WANDERERS, from Rubinsteins " Ba
Costume"
The most ambitious effort to give hearing to the
American composer Is that made by Mr Agramonte. In
organizing choral society expressly for the purpose
of performing vocal music composed BY native
musicians. Tho first concert Of this society Is an
nounced for tomorrow evening, in Chlckering Hall
when the following pieces viii be performed:
Lovely Rosabelle." ballad for soprano and tenor
soil c1orSs and Orchestra w. Chsa aSIsx
The Sedo Quiz s Prayer t Tor male Chorus
June sonq'' dor mixed chorus a capea
Three Selections from Psalm oXLv. With or.
Cs1s; i, VIII Ia E5to y THss" 4s. Lord
nigh eapea. = pno,0s
Barcaroile for chora; and orchestra E A Mae RoMs!
TSS WEEK Of f't tSe Hcspcru. cantaa Tor
prano and baritone SOIL chorus and or %oo.s
Thou ioS' Art Of Purer Eyes" chorus for female
voices and orchestra from the oTstGPlo Rutenbo,
The first concert Of the Liederlranz since Mr.
Zoellner assumed its musical conductorship VIII tax
place this evening The features OF the concert VII
bc the first performance OF a Hymn OF Love-" newly
composed by Mr.. Zoencr the Rnblnstcin pianofoit'
concerto in minor. played by Franz Rummel, and TN
singing by Mr. Re!chmann In Mr.. Zoellners hymn anS
the final scene of " Die Walkure.'
Mr. Damrosch has added TO the interest OF the hrs
concert of the OratOro Society. which will take place
at the Metropolitan Opera House next Saturday even
ing by prcfacing the performance OF Haydns Crca
tom with two Festival and Commemoratlon seq
tencesp for double chorus, by Brahms The SOLO part
In the oratorio will be sung by Miss DE Vere' Chntor
Elder and Emil Fischer
The manager OF Nine. Sigrid Arnoldson. the prms
DONNA Alfred Flschof writes from Paris to say thai
he has organized an Italian opera company. with Nine
Arnodson al its head for an American tour bcgnnn.
I'm November 1892. II is long time till then, and tbs
American people can utilize the interval In cultvatns
All interest I'm Mme ArnoIdsons repertory, which EN-
bracn so saws the letter. The Barber OF Seville,
@MIgnonp "Lakmc," " La Sonnambila,' Kigoletto
and . TrayIstan 1t Is also comforting and encourag
ing m have assurance from the same source that Lee
crItioues les plus competents de Paris Londres refers
houre Moscow at Rome ont declare que NINE. sisri'
Arnoldson est moment funique uWioe uhuer
scored) rival de Nine. Adelina Patti
Among the many small chors whose llght mas no
tOfore been permitted to shine that IL might u
seen OF men IS the Monday Night Chorus. OF brooklyn
which has entered upon It's ninth season. The ciio
numbers sixty voices and its officers are r. ~ Homes
nresIdent: r. W. palnbridee. Vice president; D. X Ben
ncr ir secretary q. NJ. Fuller treasurer Z.
Oxley librarian; Arthur Claasscn, conductor
Edward Strauss and his orchestra are to say iarc"ei
10 New-York at concert to be given tonight In th'