New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Damrosch has followed the example OF Mt
Seldl In arranging the programme for tonights pop
ular concert. lie will also give a series OF operate
excerpts, and indeed will bring forward music of
unusual interest in the shape Of four numbers from
Mascagni's "L'Amico Fritz" which will be sung by
Madame Tavary and Sgnor Campanni. In addition,
MendclSsohu's music to "A Midsummer Nights
Dream will be performed with the connecting lines
Being read by Mr. George Riddle.
Mr. scdl Will devote to-Ei-htS programme at
Lenox Lyccum To French composers, the operauc
selections being from "Clrncn' and the first part
Of the programme comprising the overture to Ma
sanollo.' Mas,enct's "scenes Napolitanes," an air
from the composers "Cid.n sung by Madame
Lillian Bauvelt: savc dimora.' sung by NJ Monta
riol; four numbers from Dclibess sylvia. and Or
chcstria pieces by Pcssard, Gilct, GODDARD and
SantSacn-.
The second Of the Young Peoples Concerts BY the
sympho0y Orchestra will take place next Wednes
day afternoon, and will be devoted entirely to Men
delssohn's music "A Midsummer Nights Dream
The first concert q the Metropolitan Musical Society
will take place in the Music Hall next Tuesday
evening The solo performer will be Vladimir de
pychmann panoforte Mary Howe, sopraro william
J. LAWN tenor. and Frederick q. llilllard baritone.
There will be a chorus OF 80 voices ana an Orchet
of thirty-thrcs pieces. The programme VIII include
pvorak's Patriotic Hymn siias O.. Pratts ." Inc
Inca's Farewell" both with orchestra, and hall
dozen smaller "a capela' pieces.
Tuesday next will 0c an extremely busy uaN'
musically. In this vicinity. In the afternoon Nr'
Godowsky will give a panofortc recital IN 'mcker1nS
Hall where I'm the evening the Boston symphony
orche,tra's third concert will take place. AZ the
same time Patti viii give concert In the Metropolitan
opera House. the Metropolitan Musical society Il
concert I'm the Music Ilall, and the scidl society
concert IN BROOKLYN go
The Music club will emerge from i's privacy on
Saturday ,.cning Of next week. ipr inc p"rPo9o u
entertaining Is friends The purposes Of nc c'"D
haye been understood to be pnrcly social Du' s'''o
Mr. seld was elected to the presidency 1t has mann
-t,d also an interest III the art To "hch 'h"'t vi 10
mcm,ers are devoted and IN the entertainment paUh"i
for its Crst public appearance thcre WI" DC ic".u'
ubch ar generally overlooked IN the economy VI our
conc.rt system rho entertainment IS t. take pE"o
ln the Assembly Rooms Of the Metropolitan 'pcr'
House and will consist Of concer of chamber ml'c'
,.,,I,n sipvcr aud dance For the concert tho
1,,,o,tng pr,g?nmuc. which contains some extremely
interesting fcatures haa been planned
T ,r ,t,no;,rtc violin and F'euch horn IIi aims
i'' 'piano,ortc. Arthur iiicdhcim Nioin, lHdoiu
s,nmat tJeasG a'it n'''' 'a'l iap' 'l'' wniawsk
''''' Nils, Dora Becker e...,.,.
sonS' ''-''''' Ml, ju.ic Muller Haftlrg. ..,.,..,
ouIa'ct ,, ma}sr E4,nG @p pi. Violin i,Gad Aoid
vioa Ln.i 'ls@,c n,ai,c n,N.' o'qn'' p, MInoy
Ballads, IN SWEET September noPS De iEt Ko2tcn
Harry Pepper Gabriel Maria
violoncco soloS w
Variations ,or two p,.ofortc~. + Cat minor '.Sha's
Arthur Frcchcin and Franz Runhn".
The third concert Of ia, Knciscl Quartet Is set
down for next Friday. at sheriy'.
Madame Etter-Gocize AID Emil FSchcr VIII give
a series of song reclials In February.
Mr. W. :. Il. Mathews, II Chicago, Ec.'or OF the
o ops extremely ambitions monthly Journal entitled
Music has been In the city for some umc'