New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
MUSICAL NOTES.

The local musical calendar for the current week Is
a. foHows:
Thona, Popular Concert.
Monday Metropolitan opera House. p. m. Ger
man opera Die WalIucrc.T Amphion Academy
Lrooklyn : p. m, concert Of the Amphon Club
Private.
Tacs Iay-ChicHcrinc Hall. gas. concert Of the
M..uieIo,ohn Glce Club. First Reformed Church
BROOKLYN private concert Of the Caecilia. Academy
Of Music, Ir0oldyr. private concert Of the Apollo
Club. metropolitan opera House. = p. m, perform
ance Of LA Damnatlon de Faust
Wednesday metropolitan opera House p. m,
German opera. "LAfrcaine.'
Thursday ChchcrDg HAL, 8 80. second concert
Of the American Composers Choral Association.
Hartman Hall p. M, Harry Peppers third ballad
concert. Central congregational Church. benefit con
cert Of Paolo CampigliO.
Frfay-Acadcmy Of Music, Brooklyn. p. m. public
rehearsal for the fourth concert Of the brooklyn Phil
harmonic Society Metropolitan opera House. p. M.
first representation this season Of Die Goctcrdacm-
mcung.'
satrrday-Mctrcrolan Opera House, p. m, Ger.
man opera, "L'Afrcanc." Brooklyn Academy Of
Music, Z D. m. fourth concert OF the Brooklyn Phil
harmonic society
Musical lectures multiplying apacc. Mr.. Dam
IOsch viii conclude his exposition Of "Die Mcister-
singer on Monday afternoon In the Berkeley Lyccum.
A. Stenway Hail on Wednesday evening VI. Emilio
Guyon will explain the Chcvc cthOd Of sight singing
and harmony. The prO,p- ctiyc performance OF the
music Of P8rslil,' next sunday at the Metropolitan
opera House, and March 10 under the auspices Of
the scldl Society in Brooklyn. has induced Mr.. H. o.
G. Korthcucr to announce repetition Of his cxplana-
tory rec.tals in Brooklyn. These lectures which have
been highly commended. vii. take place in Chambers
Hall on The afternoons OF Monday Wednesday and
Friday OF this week beginning a 3 30 O'Clock.
The second pianofprte recital Of Herr scharwenka,
who played IN Boston with the symphony orchestra
last night Will take place in Palmors Theatre at 30
O'Clock next week Thursday.
Nine. Cara Poole. contralto, Miss Mathilde Wurm,
pianist. and sFnor Del Puente viii be the solo per
formers the Thomas Popular this evening. the pro-
gIammc Of which j. follows:
Overture, Anthony ana Cleopatra" . Rubinstein
Concerto MINOR Ns Warn.
symphonic Poem, ''Danse MaesbFe'.... .saintSaen99
sienor Del Pumte.
Kect. and Aria, sapho' .Gounod
Menuet lstrng Orchestra Boceherin
Aria. "Non pui aadIain Il mozart
Overture, "Merry Wives o. WINDSOR ..-..... NieCh
Mr. Divide Mus!n has been made officer Of the order
OF Misham Tfitick-ar. whatever that may be. by the
Bey of Tunis. Notwithstanding the weight OF the
title the genial volinst will doubtless carry II grace
fully. ,,, +, m
Lloyds church In West Fifty seventhst. On rhursday
evening eaniats by tlofan PasSa. entitled , hdn me
Golden Isle ana "Spiln- N'hdtl' 10y tNc Dciiic-
hciary will be sung. The principal performers at the
concert will be Miss Helen Dudley Campbell. Miss
Florence F. Turner u l. Panel and boueas ia medcr
the direction ~ Mr. Damr)sch for the benefit 81 tie
soceti for Ethical Culture was so successful rs' ON =,
Will lie repeated al the Metropolitan opera HOUSE VI"
Tuesday afternoon. l.,
Madame Minnie Hank will effect her re-entrances ID
"LAfIiCane' at the German opera next "ehHeS'"''
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