New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-06
MUSICAL NOTES.

| The OF Mr.. seidl's activities tonight will
change from the Ienox Lyceum TO the Casino, where
he will give popular concert, ending with scene
from Faust" performed by the Tavary Concert Com
| pany, composed OF Madame Tnvary. Miss Franccs
Florence. Signor Garni md Signor De Lasco In the
first part OF the evening the orchestra will play
interesting list Of pieces including the Rhine Jour
ney" ard Death March from Die Goctterdacmmefung.
The success attending Mr. Damrosch's performance
OF Rossins "Stabat Mater last sunday evening has
induced that gentleman 70 announce repetition for
| this evening" with the same solo singers. The work
viii Ill the second part Of the programme; In the
first part Mrs. Wyman will sing three French songs
| and signor Galassi air by Gluck.
The third concert Of the Beethoven String Quartet
will take place In the Chamber Music Room Of the
Music Hall Thursday evening OF this week. Mr.
Carl Faeen, OF Boston. Will be the pianist and the
programme will consist of Relationships quartet
No. . In F. Beethovens variations. op. 81, for piano
fote solo, and Bahms's quintet op 81. for planoforte
and strings.
Mr. and Mrs. Henschel set sail yesterday for these
shores All will open their American with two
SONG rccais in ChIckering Hall, this city, the
| afternoons of March 10 aud PC. Ii is wholly I'M
necessary To say how much promise Of pleasure lies
in this simple announcement Mr.. aud Mrs. Henschcl .
rectals unique in their atmosphere OF gcntenes
culture and refinement and will doubtless meet with
| the they richly deserve.
At the second Seidl concert in the Madison Square
|
orchestra may lie heard In the andantc from Beethoven
fifth symphony the prelude to Lolengrn,7 prelude
Act III OF "Tennhaeuscr," Czbulka's Dream after
| the Ball." and waltz from the ballet "Gretna
| Green" by Guriud and LISTS second Hungarian
Rhapsody. Miss Margaret Reid will lie the vocalist
OF the and will sing the waltz from Mreillc.'
| the romance from ManOn,7 and air from d" La
, Reine de Topaz"
The twice postponed recital by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Nhsch will take place at Chicering Hall tomorrow
afternoon 1t will be rare opportunity TO hear do
| lIghtful singing and exquisite accompaniment.
Mrs. Anna Burch. soprano, and Miss Dora Becker,
violin, will participate in the concerts to be given by
Edward Lloyd, the tenor in this country in the
| OF the next three months
Here is Official announcement from Chicago:
The musical features OF the ceremonies defeating the
! buildings the Worlds Columbian Exposition
october - 1892 will follows March orchestra
John X. Paine chorus The Heavens Telling from
| THE Creation" Haydn: ana chorus, ''Thc
Ruins of Athens" Beethoven; Ialleluiah chorus. from
THE Messiah Handel; dedicatory ode words by Miss
| Harriet Munro. music by George w Chadwick. The
and the music the ole be written especially
| for occasion.
Chcogo, March l. 1892.
The filth Iubc rehearsal and concert OF tie Pl IL
harmonic society viii take place Friday after
| noon and saturday evening, respectively. Miss DE
We're will sing air, from. Rubinstcns "Dacmon' and
Nnssenet's "Cid." and the orchestra will play iicc
hOven's first symphony, Dv0raks fourth new and
| 4 symphonic fugue by KOch.
cOnccr for the benefit Of the starving people Of
Russia VIII take place in the Music Hall next Sjur-
| day evening. Ncsdames EAmcs and scalon. Mes,Is.
De Resl. Lasal.e, Brodsiy and Godow.y have volun
| teercd their services and the symphony Society
| Under Mr. Walter DamrosCh will take Part. Tine
| annOdr cemeEt contains the following statement:
The Hon. Chafica Emory Smlth United Minis.
ter to ,sa report. widespread famine and great sucr.
ing lie estimate" that every 81 contribute WIN save The
Of human being ey furnishing sufficient food 70 last
,,n IN Si,b cour.,n tr .bnr,ny ,,,
the purchaser has contributed sufficient 10
rhc hflh course Of Frederic Deans lectures at the
Scharwcnka Conservatory Of Music which began ycstfr
day, will be devoted to Beethoven.
Tourists who intend To Visit baSrenth TINS summer
will DC glad 10 learn that Mes-is. NOvcllJ Ever & co..
No. Il west seventeenth t., this city, book them
| London The allotment Of seats VIII take place
cording :" priority OF application about The end OF
| March.
contemplating Il concert In New York. lie lately
PLAYED In Washington and achieved most decided
| trmnlpA His irttlcr. Paul MIcrsch. is Il cclli~t
resident in v 3shukuon. who last Year was Il MEMBER
| OF the Bayreuth festival orchestra
Mics Rose sclotenfcls viii give song recital In
| the Chamber Music Room, Music Hall, OH Tuesday
! evening.
| ST. Paderewski will leave this country at the end
| Of this month"; after the most successful concert tour
known in the history OF music. An Interesting series
Of musical rccitalS has been arranged for his benefit
| by OF his friends and admirers Mr.. PadcreWHhi
will give two evening concerts of classic and modern
| Beethoven and Schumann, during the second week in
March in shcrry's rooms The subscription books aie
open at Shcrry's, Thirty seventh st. and Ffth and
nj Schirmers music store No % Union square, where
reserved seats may be engaged for the series or for
| single performances.
| The Abbey and Grnu Opera Company will give last
performance at the Academy OF MnSc, BROOKLYN. next
Tuesday evening. the bill consisting Of OrfeO' and
"Cavallclia Rustlcanh.'