New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
MUSICAL NOTES.


without question the most notable musical organiza-
ton in the United states Is the Philharmonic society
OF New-Y York. For half century it has cultivated the
highest class OF instrumental music with financial proht
to its members but UNNECESSARILY greater profit to the
uibc. The directors have decided TO celeprato INC
fteth anniversary Of its organization by three con-
certs on the evenings OF April 2l and 23 and the
afternoon Of April d. The particulars OF The concerts
are TO be announced on the programme of the next
concert OF the society," but it is violating no confidence
10 say that at the first OF these concerts, the programme
OF the very concert Of the society IN 1872 VIII DC
repeated and that at the other Beethoven's Choral
symphony and Lists Dante will be performed. Several
newspapers have stated lately that Mr.. IL. G. Ttmm,
one of the few living members Of the society during its
first season. played the pianofore at the first concert
In IIummers Quintet. 1t was not Mr.. Timm. but Slr.
scharlenberg who Is still hale and hearty, and would
doubtless be able 10 duplicate the performance next
month IL given opportunity.
on February Madame Janusch ,wsky, well known
here, sang the role of Fdeo In Beethovens only opera
at the Court Theatre in Mannheim. Judging by the
criticisms of the newspapers she achieved a most
decided triumph breaking down the with which
the stranger from afar greeted and receiving
Quadruple recall after the dungeon scene. She viii
return to New York with her husband Mr.. NeuendorG,
next month and sing at lIammersten's new opera
house In Thirty -fourth-st all summer.
Mr.. Damrosch has arranged Wagner programme
for his popular concert ut the Music
Hall this evening. With the help Of
Ida Klein, Felicia Kaschosha. Marie Ritter-Goetzs
and VI. Montarlo he will perform vocal excerpts from
Die Mcstcrsnger.' Rheingo.d,' Die walkuerc7 aud
Die Goetterdaemmeruns besides orchestral numbers
from Lohcngrinn and Slegfrcd.'
Mr.. scids solo performers ut his eighteenth popular
concert In the LenoX Lyceum tonight will be Madame
Tavary. Madame scalchi, Victor Cloio and Antonio
Galassi. The programme will consist Of Massenets
Scenes TtocsQuss," Becthovens "Corlolanusr over
tine, "Caro Nome from Rgoletto': Dvorak's Sere-
made for strings, Rosslnls a Quail GOrno,' LISTS
third Rhapsody, some ballet music BY Tschailowsky,
the quartet from Rigoletto,' and the finale from
"Rheingod.'
At Il concert Of the Brooklyn Choral Society next
Wednesday evening Madame Fursch- Mad Mrs. Pembcr-
ton-liincks. Miss Alice Mandelick, Sgnor Codo ana
slgnor Galassl will take part In performance of the
music of MnScaguis "CavaNera Rusticana' under the
direction of G. Mortimer Wshe. EXCERPTS from Tam.
haeuser' and "Rigolcto' will also be performed ana
the society will sing Orlando d Lassos charming mad
rga "Matona. Lovely Maiden
Next Thursday evening the symphony Orchestra win
give a concert at Orange, which will signaze tho
entrance on the professional stage Of Courlandt Palmee
who has returned to his old home after years q
pianoforte study pursued in Paris Berlin and DRESDEN
In Paris Mr. Palmer played at a concert directed By
NJ. Coonne. and In Dresden at concert of the Ton.
knenster Veren. lie has been in NcwYork since last
fall, and has played prvateys but not In public No
teacher s r mere was Mr. Ferdinand Sinzig
Mr. FREDERICK Dean viii lecture the old hymn
stabnt Mater DoloIosa' and its settings by Asorga
iersoes Haydn. Ro'slni and Dyo,nk on the Thur day
NJ de PachmanI Is to pay ut the frs. OF the Thurs
NY ae' noon concerts 10 be given during March by
concert.
J.. Mr.; Franz Rummel will give a series of seven HE
present season.