New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMEIIS.

The programme for Mr.. Thomas's sixth concert 1t
Lenox Lyceum this evening is as follows:
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Selections fro" vo esTs Miss De We're s'''
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uoSsr shI1 To P En0r Bf"ch
The first fruits Ct Mr. c. Mortimer Wishes laudable
ambition to infrse q little freshness into the choral
activities OF Ncw-York will lie seer at the LeroA
Lyceum next Thursday evening. when the nrst con-
cert OF the NewYork Chorus Society will take place
The occasion will be notable one for another reason
too. 1t will give NewYorl its first hearing OF Sir
Arthur suIlivan's dramatic cautata The Golden
Legend Mr. Wiske has lsbored with great unselfsl
ness aud zeal TO do the best that Is possible for the
work, and has enlisted excellent forces hrst-class
orchestra aud Mss De We're, Mrs. Hattie Chpper-Mor-
rls William j. LAWN, Carl Daft and Graham keed 10
sin. the solo parts. The text Of The Golden Legend
wa, compiled by Mr. Joseph Bennett from LonGfenow's
familiar poem
Mr. Franz Rummel will give two pianoforte rectals
in the Madison square Theatre the afternoons OF
Tuesday and Thursday Of this week. beginning at 8
o'clock Following is the programme for the first
recital:
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Etude La Campanelll' .PaBahhl L'szt
AZ the Lenox Lyceum tomorrow evening the
NcwYork Schubert Club conducted by Mr.. Wlske VIII
give the first concert of It's second season The club
IS composed Of the following singers, all OF them
well known in church and concert room: Lizzie
Webb Cary Jennie Dutton, Margaret II. Elliott, Fannie
IIirsch Mrs. George VI. Dennston. Mrs Anna Mooney
Brrch. Mrs Hattie C.sppcr-M Morris. Helen Dudley
Campbell. Elfrda True Sophia Church Hall. Mrs.
A. X. Dccevec and Mrs. sarah Raron-Andcrson. The
Philharmonic Club will assist at the concert. at which
the prog,a anime will be follows:
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"a. ..tc,cric du sor' ............... Salntsacns
90 Norwegian Dance" so. -. .''ries
philharmonic Club. ,s
%, "Aratte dos Dcin Aware: .Gretly
Mis-, Marpare: II. Elliot v.o.,,r..,
50, ,no co,.,., c EIcaard Arnold .Grieg
Li1ils wdST Gary. Mrs: 4; <. Dccevco ana the
Cantaa The Birth Of the Opal. Reed
| '.sti vie die Naeht' B 8,,n,
~" i'e"''' Mrs; Sarah Baron Anderson.
IN Il Mitia sprincilmo Wiescde
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ID "SouvcnIr de Paris. ............Iiiet
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Schubert and Philharmonic Clubs
| 4 setting OF Bryants "Thanatopsis' By Joseph
Mosenhal will be performed ut the first concert oil
the Mcndessohn Club Tuesday evening
Mr.. Remi Marsano. baritone will give a concert in
| Steinway d sons small hall next Tuesday even
Ing with the help OF Miss Jeanne Frankie. Miss Amala
! Wurmb. and Jacob Frcdbergcr. Mr. Marsanos mum
bcrs will be air from Ncrdi's :" Tn Iialo In Mas
Pearls hath every Ocean, by Thiesen with violin
| obi g,to). aud with Miss Wurmb duet from schu
mann's "Wnnespel.r .
The second public rehearsal and concert Of the
afternoon and Saturday evening IN the Metropolitan
/ Opera House. Miss De We're will sing and the pro
gfamme Is as follows
Overture. '.,roiqst,eus Bound,' op 80. Gcldmar,k
| SYMPHONY No. 4, OF SO. "The Conservation
All, nS s"i,,.,, " p.SSpik
Dramatic Overture "Husitzka" OPP G........Dvorak
The circumstance that Goldmarks new overture
will performed this occasion suggests the pro
nrietv OF - correction Of the statement made in ouI
that II had not previously been played In america
Mr. seidl brought II forward AT one Of his Madison
square Garden concerts, ana i has also been payet
by the Boston symphony Orchestra.
The opera to De given this week are Monday ant
Friday "A.raelr: Wednesday. LES lIueuenots," anC
saturday afternoon, "Tannhacuser'
IL tell yon!' exclaimed the Young medical student
our professors great surgeon
uow's that ?" asked his ohnm.
"WrA a fellow brought In with crushed leg
The Professor SAID Il must come ON. - ne hacRet
swat BIT. The Professor said II would be tcrrihh
for the poor fellow N q about WIN no legs az all
So he pntcrcd up the crushed l'g instead OF enttn;
that on, too, and IL Is n good a. ever Al
c~dinary surgeon wUld have left the fellow leglcss