New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

No incle fact could better prove the popularity which
Mr. Sedls promenade concerts in the Madison square
Garden have than this that thu audiences on
Sunday evenings have averaged 1000 persons. The
circumstances Is a good for the success OF the
Lenox Lyceum concerts which will shortly begin.
Meanwhile there remain three concerts to be given at
the Garden For tonight the following programme
has been chosen:
''''' Full Orchestra and Brass Band.
.'Tsnnhaeuser'' March Wagner
Fun Orchestra and Brass Band. w..
N'''- A'---A Miss Ida Klein.
Fantasia from "Sevallera Rustcana" MssSssar
iO'' Full Orchestra and Brass Band. 49,.
.'Largo'' Handel
songs ''''''M Miss Ida Klein.
electi0nTh " TEOS SGo Mr. H ssaFS
Ma,iGr Waitnes ;oSnod
''''''' Full Orchestra and Brass Band. uv,n,..
"f'nu Oe" Fuu orc hest and Brass Band.
For the last concert on Tuesday Request" pro-
grammo is preparing In the performance OF which Mr.
Seldl will have the help Of Miss Julie Mueler-Hartung
and the ST. Caecila Club of singers.
Mr.. Seldl will give popular concerts, at one OF
which Mr. Josefy will play, in Philadelphia next week
The Morning Journals" free concert for the
people at Castle Garden last night was given by
Messrs. Xaver and Philip Scharwenlr, and Behr
Brothers. The artists who appeared IN addition TO the
usual orchestra were Emily Winant contralto; Edward
Rolfer, tenor; Emil Gram violin; j. G. Grumbachler
vIoonceno; II. W. Hall saxophone: Xaver scharwenka
and Philip Scharwenka, the last OF whom enected
his American debut as conductor.
Tho prospectus Of the Oratorio Society for itS
nineteenth promises four concerts at the Music
Hall on the evenings OF November %, December 30
February 20 and March 20 with public rehearsals on
the afternoons Of tho days Immediately preceding
all under the direction OF Mr Walter Danrosch Inc
works to be given are Brahms's Requiem" q German
Requiem" is probably meant-the distinct ton Is too
great to be passed unnoticed) and the third part Of
schumann's Faust at the first concert The Messiah
at the second, Bachs Passion according to st.
Matthew" at the third, aud Saint Saenss Samson and
DelDah." The last work, though an op.ra, is TO Ia
done in concert style. The general sale OF tickets
for the season will begin at the Music Hall Novem-
Der TO-
six public rehearsals usual this year under the
direction of Mr.. Damrosch but in the Music Hal
ccrts will take place on the evenings Of November
IA, December 8, January 49,, February s. March 8
promised: Beethoven's seventh and eighth sympho
mics: Berlcz's dramatic symphony Romeo and Juliet
variations" Dvorak's seenade for strings In major
schubcrt's great symphony In c sganoau,s second
The waer Raiser NM and eg
frieds death and funeral march. Adolph Brodsky
will play Brahms's violin concerto at the first concert
at Which Beethovens seventh symphony and Tschai
kowskys Hamlet" will also be performed.
The first performance OF Audrsn's - In Clgale." by
Mr. Frenchs Operetta company at the Garden Theatre
is set down for october rs. The company is headed
by Lillian Russell, and Others in the cast of the
operetta are Carl Stremann, Attale Claire G.. Tagia-
petra Louis Harrison, Ethel Ross selwtose and
Charles DUNCAN An auction sale OF seats for the
first performance will take place at the theatre on
next week Monday. at .. IN.
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins has returned to America after
a long stay in Great Britain IN the Of which
he directed performances of his ssmnel' and Tofee
and Old Munch' gave concerts and delivered lectures
in fifty towns and cities in England, Scotland Ireland
and Wales. Mr.. Hopkins IS of the opinion, born of
his experience, that "thc English are by no means
so afraid Of musical novelties has been thought "
The string Quartete Society Of New-York composed
Of Eduard Hermann, Carl Hauser A. W. Llnenthal
and Emil Schenck will give fifteen concerts OF chamber
music devoted chiefly to the quartetS OF Beethoven,
In the Assembly Room Of DR.. J. Sachss School, No.
116 West Fifty -nnth-st
The concerts of the Brothers Gruenfed will occur on
the following dates october % and 81, November S,
7, 10 and 2l.
Mr.. Harry Pepper will again this year give a
series OF ballad concerts at Hartman Hall.