New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
poINGs IN TIE MUSICAL WORLD.

Thu neal of Richard Henry Warren In behalf Of high
class sacred music seems boundless. Tho Church
Choral Society instituted BY him two years ago has
distinguished itself by performing several works Of
magnitude, but Its plans for the tnrd season are sun
more interesting and ambitious. Two concerts Tor
rather services they are called. being given in
church edAoe) will take place this season Decem
Der IS and February 49, At the first Bachs cantats.
GOODS Time is Best sehumann's advent Hymn"
and saint,saenss @The Heavens Declare, most in
genious and fascinating work. will be performed with
orchestra and at the second Gounods Dc Profundis
and Dvorsk's Gstabat Mater
Mr.. Rummels first American appearance since his
season here four years ago was effected at concert
Of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Sanders Theatre
Cambridge, last Thursday evening" He played
Beethoven's concerto in Efat and achieved brilliant
success. At his first New-York concert, on October
30. he will play two concertos with the help OF Mr.
Thomas and his orchestra. They arc Beethoven's In
G-major and-Liszts in Fiat.
The first Of Mr.. Thomas's Sunday evening concerts
at the Lenox Lyceum will take place next week. Mr.
Reichmann will sing the Dutchman's air from the first
act Of wagner's Flying Dutchman." and songs by
Brahms and Schubert The orchestra will play q
march by Lachner Bach's Prelude, Choral and Fugue
flor orchestra by Esser), variations from Mozart's
first Diverttmento, Beethove1s overture @Leonore,'
No. 3, smetata's I'll vltana' Biset's Suite CHARLES
sienne," and 6 "Danse Baroques by Tsohaikowsky.
At CMckering Hail. october -, Paul Won Janko
the inventor of keyboard for the panoforte, will
exhibit his invention for the benefit Of the musical
profession.
Madame Minnie Hauk win sing in concert and opera
In Berlin, DRESDEN, Lepse and Cologne in the course
Of the next two months. Early in January she will
fulfil short engagement in Nice and Monte Carlo
and viii then sail for Nev-York. She was recently
decorated by the Duke Of saxeCoburg.
Mr.. Harry Pepper win give Q series Of ballad con-
certs at Hartman Hall the third Thursday Of each
month, beginning November 90.
Tho prospectus Of the New-York Chorus Society as
reorganized by c. Mortimer wiske holds out promise
Of rare pleasure to tho lovers Of choral music. Three
concerts will be given in the Lenox Lyceum. on the
evenings Of December A. February and April 20
The first WIN be devoted to Sullivans Golden Legend.
the second to Massenets Eve' and Hamish MacCunns
@The Lay Of the Last Minstrel and the third to Dr..
Parrys Judith AL of these compositions are nov
elites here The society began study last Wednesday
evening" and the subscription sale Of tickets for these
concerts will begin ut the Lyceum tomorrow morning.
Membership In the chorus will be held open during the
remainder Of October application to be made at the
once Of the society. No. % Union Square West
Room 10.
Mr. Hammerstein's plucky cndeavor to habiltate
opera ought to succeed. The aim is laudab'e one,
and In several respects his efforts show wisdom In
some Of his new singers, notably Miss Lands, the
manager has brought forward talent that is not only
full of promise, but also Of present excellence. He
also shows disposition to increase the interest OF his
list as rapidly circumstances will allow. On bis
success in this direction we believe the measure OF
depend @Mignon,' capital choice. win be brought
forward to-day, and will divide the week with q II
Lsaau Girl will be- GIVEN In Mignon' the role
of Filina will be assumed by newcomer, MISS May
Kessler who is said to be on three months ave 81
absence from the Royal opera at Berlin MISS LAMBS
will be the MignOn OF the occasion