New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10

The subject will be The Niblungs Ring the pro
logue TO which tragedy discussed last Thursday
The plan and contents Of the lecture are indicated
in the following syllabus:
The contest prccpltatcd in the prologue. Wotan's
cColt escape the penalty OF violated law pan
doomed to failure from the start.
Wagncr's mood pictures How nature reflects the dis
cord created by the gods wIong-dons Contriste1
pictures preludes and first scenes: the peaceful
ness OF the Golden Ape-the storm which buhets seg
und entrance OF element with Aberch and
Hunding Agents created N carry Oh the contest the
beloved oqeny OF the Godthe loveless offspring OF the
Ninelung wo,an's tragic grandeur in the moment Of
despair. Brunnhilde the embodiment Of Wotn's will
The god destroys his agents. buo unconscious Love carries
the plot.
siecfri d. The forest lad achieves heroic stature
He discoses that he is free agent by SCATTERING the
visible symbol the gods power wotan disappears for
the action awaits the end Of his race The miraculous
in Wagner's musical system The drink OF fogetfuine>s
and the Tarnheim. Watraute's recital Brunnhilde
prizes love than the welfare Of the gods Outraged
love avenged. The catastrophe. The Deathmarch a
HYMN O. praise. The musical symbol OF the ethical
principle OF the tragedy.
Two concerts will take place on Thursday evening.
In Chickerng Hall the Beethoven Quartettc VIII con
clude its annual of concerts of chamber music
Miss Horense Hbbard, pianist, will assist the CLUB IN
Godmarks quintet in B-nat major. The other nstFu-
,penta number will be BcethOvcns string quartet IN
ON IA No A. In Steinway Hall Mr.. Duzens. tenor. VIII
give concert with the help Of Nina Bertini slgnora
Cosenza Jacob Fredberrer. Max We'll and Max LieD-
ling.
ON Friday afternoon and Saturday evening the hftl
public rehearsal and concert OF the brooklyn fhil.
harmonic society VIII take pace III thc Aoauc"1 Vi
Music across the river.
The announcement will come Ike surprise but
will he none the less welcome on that account ulat
Nr Artmr Fredhcm. ono OF the most brilliant OF the
group of Young panists who were the artistic uoN
guard Of List in his last years, will soon be with US lie
sailed for New York last Thursday and VIII he hcaI
in a series of concerts soon after his arrival ms
Intelligence suggests the propriety OF ho'hS
the fact that two pianOfortc players VINO nave
won their spurs here If the lady will pardon
the metaphor are riding down all corners in Europe
In the one. Teresa Carrcn0, we nave 9pc'"' p'"''
she being an American. She has captured the cHu'"'
and popular goodwill of Germany, and IS now carry
symphony concert 81. Petersburg. and gaTheIru Ell,
thu,ia>tlc praises. The other IS MONT koS9hthhai'
and carried Dr. Ehrch his colleague and the pubic public
off their feet as completely as he pefiolmfu S'''''
feat here with his phenomenal bravuIa playing
To celebrate General Grants birthday and ada
to the fund OF the Grant Monument Associa9n, Mi;
called an AlIcg6ry of The War in song Thich VIII
be given in the Madison elnalt P cTccn,V
committee Of the association a. consisting cilchy
II ,orgs Of pathos ard patriotism which were poplar
hopes to nave chorus Of 1000 voices and has cX
tended invitation 10 ne singer, ol ~" LII %
A. The mu.c to b, sung is with but two eK eptoq =
Wi,h o take BART nst attend that rehearsal Monday.
Apfl - 1891 ehickcrng Han Gc.ock p ~; nr
,instrs on The stage the orchcst, and bands viii numb
ture the departure Of troop the war and ret IN q ';
aG,seGd o yicaH' vi" STATE Of YORK ard viii
reviewed by iencras ncny vs. sIa,qm Daniel F. SGS sr
Tic occasion offers he oppotity Of lifetime 20 i'
each participant the sacrc sentiment o. ll.r.''i.,, = =,
ccr fIs6n and snd M niat TO w;rt singer tha al
be atsS IN ni Io I%3 s and adrs ao The par YOU
,t ally your earliest possible conNyhie &C. T. : =
o'clock any day except Iue'dar NJ EehrS' Hail. -
Fifth.avc.
OF the scope of Mr. W. ]. Hendcrsons lecture on
| "The Classic and Romantic in Piano Mn'ic' when
viii be delivered IN The Lycsgm Lmea' on Nare 1 w.
II embraces Rachs ChroIatic Fantasia and Fnguc tho
rs movements Of Moaas FaGlas T 2ntssl h+r
L. Chopins Scherzo in R-mnor and Stndy by List
The Of the LenOx Lycenm durins the rem REMINDER
position has caused TEMPORARY su'Penf9 tho oi i
| take place April s. l. and 10
Mr.. Rcchmann will give recital in Historical
Hall Broohlyn on March 26. and one here Nv" days
earlier.
News Notes Here are two echoes Of the recent
representation Of Fidelio" for The benefit Of th"
Metropolitan Opera Chorus. Al the principal, gave
their services gratis. and did the orche sra musi-
: clans except five. These Mr.. Scdl paid ont o' Dis
own pocket. The receipt, were over $500 Fran
Mleke was zealouS in behalf If the enterprise that
the male chOrister,. show their appreciation ~ F
| cracinuenc~s screnadcd her. Miss Ma'hlI"
Wurm will give schumanu matinee at ChcAcrlnS
Hall on the afternoon Of March 10. She VIII Rave the
! help ~ a strong quartet. In the same nan N
| the evening u the same day Madame laurl ana
| her pupils will give concert II would be IH
! tercsting 10 know how many singers Who were once
greatly admired on the operate Stage arc n'N lc''H
| Ing i'm Ncw-York and vicinity. Ir"m'n mt Gii"h-
! rhCm is ViGlca COlvillo who, ~ Mr.. Rental ~
tired from the stage after hcr marriage ana J. 10"
| tearhluc with results that viii be Oh-'INa ile ~ d"
conccr Of her pupils, - De given lu Re" "'rh' WI
! Emma How son. who used 90 Lear ia" l!.lHl ni To-
| work in some os the ENGLISH opera compamc' hnWl'
Rosa, and Mrs. RicEIur-'-l tit were worthy 81 I'
| ranle /, living and teaching in Brooklyn. We W,
! lcve Madame Jolann-cu. greatly ana dc''rNcqr 80,
uiira1 in the pioneer dag Of German nIcl" J., sun
with rs and Mr. IIabclmaun the d1SHnE fI' INA ''
| ana tufcful Henry Brown pf twenty years AGO. "a
! for some wear been the capable stage maua'cf 81 uo
| Metropolitan opera.
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