New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Thomas popular concerts at the Lenox Lyceum
will be resumed this evening. when the following pro
gramme will be performed:
Aria per gil Attleti, }"Pars ct Helene" Chuck
Farewell Song from The Trumpeter OF Sack ,,s,o,
AinSe"' Theodore RcIchmaan "
G Grand Duo "F1ying Dutehman wagner
Mile. De We're and Herr Rel, Reichmann
Hafe Miss Anna winch Violin Solo, Max Bendx
Mile ,,,. Ciementne DE were .eounod
The first of Herr Fricdhelms pianoforte recltais az
Recital Hail. Fifty-seventh-st. and seventh-ave' VIII
take Mace on next Tuesday afternoon, the programme
being fellows:
wagner Frledhem, overture " ";TaOI
beethoven Vsriationen on the Final Theme OF the
hf CSopn|PTeludes and Etudes tseected). Senate
nin nis;zt-Baadc No. Q minor Fantasia, "Lucrezia
Borgia."
Edward schlomann, who will be remembered as one
of the bassos Of the Metropolitan Opera COMPANY HS'
year. will give concert in Steinway Hall hcNC frIuaS
evening with the help Of Ida Klein, soprano August
Arnold, pianist, and Philip Mittell, viollnist
The third Of Mr. Frank Hunter Potter's entertaining
and instructive FolkSong recitals Will take place IN
sherry's rooms on Monday afternoon, beginning at
8 80 O'Clock The music VIII be scanolhaVlan'
Finnish and Dutch
Behr Bros. announce three pianofOrte recltals by
Europe at their hall the afternoons OF April H. Il
and o. At the same hall ON the afternoon Of April
and the evening of April TO- Xaver ScarwenRa VIII give
his farewell concerts. At the first he Will nave tle
assistance of Richard Arnold Emil Gramm and Adolph
Hartdegen with whom he will play his own quartet III
F-maior 3D. 81. His pianoforte pieces Will be com
positiOns by Mendessoln, List and himself Al the
evening concert he will play Beethoven's Kreuler'
sonata, with Mr.. Gramm, and pianoforte pieces by
schumann List, Schubert, Rubnstein and himself
Nine Kendall, who used to be known as Violetta
Colvie, will give evening of song with her puphs
at Scottish Rite Hall on April 16.
Mr. Thomas will close his activity as conductor OF
the philharmonic Society on next Saturday evening
with its sixth concert. The solo performer VIII be
Miss Aus der Ohe and the programme VIII consist Oh
Mendelssohn's overture, "Fingals Cave" Schumanhs
concerto for panofOrte Relationships Hamlet and
Beethoven's " Heroic" symphony
The third concert Of the Manuscript Society VIII
take place on April Is at Chickering Hail. when among
other compositions by members the following pieces
will be performed: "Suit Creole" by John a.
Broekhoven, of Cincinnati conducted by Mr. Van der
stucken); a scena for tenor from Tennyson's Maud"
by c. C. Mueller; Walter Damroschs settling OF the
same poets "seep"; serenade for violin, flute horn
organ and pianoforte, by r. Huntington Woodmah' ;
Concertstueck for panoforte and orchestra by Bruno
Oscar Klein (played by Mr. Lambert and conducted by
the composer); prelude to "Otho Viscont,' by f.
Grant Gleason of Chicago; a song by william EDWARD
Mulligan; Chinese Fantasia" by Edgar B. Kelley
for orchestral; part song by c. 3. Rutenber
Pastorate" by D. NJ. Levett, and "Valse Lente,' by
w. J. Henderson.
The Schubert Club will give concert at the Lenox
Lyceum on Monday evening under tho direction OF
c. Mortimer Wiske.
The third of Sam Franko's chamber music soirecs
will take place at Stenway Hall on Wednesday even
ing of this week. The music will all be by Brahms,
and Mr. Frankie will have the help of Arthur Fried
helm, Lena Little and Carl Peper.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will take part In con-
cert to be given by Francis Walker baritone, and VIII
bur Gunn tenor at the Scottish Rite Hall, Twenty
nipth-st and MadisOn-ave., tomorrow evening.
Something new in the way of chCtus singing may be
heard at concert to be given in st. James Methodist
EpiscCpal Church in Harlem on Tuesday evening Of
This week. The st. James Choral Union, under the
direction of Frederick Dean, will sing all its numbers
without notes.
MIR Lambert has engaged DR.. S. JadassOhn, Of tho
Lepsc Conservatory, professor Of harmony, counter
point composition and planoforte at the New-lork
College of Music. Dr. JadassOhn is expected to arrive
i'm Inc fail. lie will be a great acquisition
The testimonial performance 10 director stanton on
tbe evening of next Thursday Will be notable ai2lr
The ~ ooramme embraces Lszts Hungarian Fantasia
piaytd by Mr. Rummel, the overture 70 Oberon gar
den Sccne from Faust" third act Of Die WaIuere,
nrolude and duet from Die GOetteTdaemmerung," and
| third act of Die MeisterSiGget."