New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
MUSICAL NOTES.

The first concert ,of the Oratorio Society on Sat
| urday evening" three recitals by Paderewsh Oh
Tuesday and Thursday evenings and saturday after
noon in the Music Hall OF the Madison Square Gar
den and Miss Lena Littles second song recital on
Wednesday evening, the significant promises OF
| this week In addition to the Seidl and Damrosch
popular concerts this evening in the Lcnox Lyceum
| and Music Hall.
The OratOrio Society's concert will give hearing
to two OF the finest choral compositions written since
| Observation-Disclosures "A German Requiem and the
| third part of schumanns Faust 1t will be pre-
| faced by a public rehearsal on Friday afternoon.
| Drahms's Requiem sung for the first time
| In America by the Oratorio Society on March 10,
| 1877.
Following IS the programme of the Damrosch pop
ular concert this evening" the solo performers being
Miss Juch and Master Alexander Fiedemann, volnst,
| a pupil Of Mr. Brodsky
Scene ana prayer from "FrIachuetl' ........Webrr
Yorweg on Rhapsody "',. .Lalo
Master Fiedemann.
Airs de Ballet "Iphigenia in Aulis" .-.. Gluck
AVE Maria Mis, Jnc6
Selections from "Siegfried' Wagner
Mr.. Seidls concert will give second hearing to
Miss Leonora StOsch, the young vOlinist, who
charmed everybody when she played at the first con-
cert and also to Signor Campanini, who will sing
Turiddu's serenade from "Cavalcria Rusticana' The
programme is this:
Overture. " Midsummer Nights Dream I Isnaci;;o6n
Inc s;slsSss syioiiiaa solo elissld sshmia'
ode M'''er'nf ssnoi f' dsnp sSns wagner
0' : 'i Royal Digmmers: 800
c. t rssaS s sna RUSSIAN Anssfs
.S, s"'. M, Mr. Ieonora Won so'ch. w,,o.,
Aria 81 TuridSu ;Cavaiiers Rustcana 20:
s!gnor Campanini. 49,,
Mr.. Leopold Godowsky will play several pianofortc
solos at Miss Lite's song recital on Wednesday Miss
Little will sing songs by Schubert Schumann, Grieg,
Secchi widoe, Arthur Foote, Vidal, Maud V. White,
| Gordigani, D'Albert, Brahms and Tschaikowsky.
Lovers Of a species Of chamber music which has
long been neglected will hail with Joy the announce
ment that Mr.. Joseph Eller has reorganzed his old
Mozart Club, which Will give several concerts this
| season in steinway Hall. The club Is composed OF
| Otto Oesterle flute: Joseph Siler, oboe Wilhelm
Forster Ernst Bernhardi bassoon, and Carl Pioper.
| horn Mr.. c. II. Dittman, No. 90 Union square, is
manager OF the club.
Tho choir OF the Nostrand Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church. in Brooklyn at monthly musical service
this evening will sing DR.. Stalners religious cansta,
The Daughter Of Jairus." The director Of the choir
Is william II. Johns the organist Royal l.. Porter
and the solo singers Miss Julia Olivia Long, Her
bert r. Smith and william II. Johns.
On the recommendation of Mr.. Theodore Thomas.
Mr.. George II. Wilson has been agreed on by the
Committee on Music of the Worlds Fair. its secre
tary. Mr.. Wilson Is the editor OF The Musical
Herald OF Boston, the official annOtator OF the pro
grammes Of the Boston symphony Orchestra and editor
and publisher OF the Year Book of Music which has
often been commended in these columns. Fortunately
his new duties will not oblige him to abandon any Of
these activities. Upon him will devOve the task OF
organizing the musical department Of the Flr, OF
whose scope and purposes nothing tangible has yet
published It looks as II the entire department were
TO be sort OF annex TO Mr. Thomas and his Chicago
orchestra; the Phadelphia experiment being thus
Chicago at once. He is an exceedingly enthusiastic
to bring something like order and definite purpose
out OF the present chaos.
Mr. Harold Randolph announces three pianofortc
recitals 70 be given under distinguished social auspices
at the houses OF Mrs. Frank Lazarus and Mrs. Henry
Senior NJ. Castellanos will give concert In Behr
Brothers Hall on Tuesday evening with the help OF
Mr., Fred. schilllng, tr, F. Won der Gucht Miss Ada