The sun., 1892-02-21
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The opers sesscn fs st its height The per-
I,formances Of lase wselk attained an excellence
I.not before reached this season. those oi
L'Afrieaine'. and :. Yanst't giving the great.
N est satisfaction and bein! well-nigh perfect In
every way. It needed I.A'mSnn to round out
kthe most excellent cast IL, "nAfricaine." and
Eher work was superb. In "Fsust' the great
feature was Edouard de Rs zke as Mrphisfoph-
1 eles. This part has not beet, so well taken In
,more than n score OF years. Bath OF theseoperas.
In which the company appears to the very
tbest advantage. are to be repeated this week.
Faust" at an extra performance on Thursday
night. when added interest may be expected
from the fact that Lasselie win be heard In the
part,of Valentine The rost Of the cast Will DO
! tho sSNme Is on Friday. the de Reszke brothers.
| Eames,. and Scnlchi taking the leading roles.
"L'Africsine" may be heard at the Saturday
matinee nor the last time thisi season. To-
morrow evening will be notable a. bringing
| ont 'Iakure," the title part being taken by
Van Zandt On Wednesday s'Lucrezin Bor-
eia" is to hold .the boardsta and on Friday
| Martha.
Mr.. Damrosch has unique attraction forto
nights concert in Music Hall In tho presentn-
tion OF a Wagner "Nibelungen" pro0ramme.
and the excellonce.of selection and skill In ar
rangsment OF tho nut mbers bespeak pleasing
success for the idea and the concert. There
arc selections from ''Lofengrin." Die Meis-
teralfRen" "Rheingold." "wnlkuro!' "Sieg-
fried.", and the /" G0tterdammerung." The
soloists are to be Ida Klein. Feliclta Kaschos-
La. Ritter .Cioetze. and H. MontarioL :
|, scalchi Tavary. Clodlo. and Galassi are the
fsoloists for the Seidl concert at Lenox Lyceuni
\ this evening. There will bo solos by these ar
%ss sso che nondc
lections from Massenet. Beethoven. Rossini. I,
. The public rehearsal OF the Harlem Phil.
Gsss assfnoen and es 70! t5s
iol!oMnF ysnng ThHrsdnyM H M:an Eeb 20 at Mad
iSst and Lszt NUN bsrs. IL addition ,,;. to PHILIP
be conduotsd-by the composer.
The .,rsngements in progrsss fer the series
Madison n sHassss Hs!sn Soacsrt IN hHe dnrn
sss s9ss
, Eueen dAlbert is yery, soon to be in this
M 9f te
haS swept the country. to hear gain the pianist
tsns yrss al si shs
greatest player since Rubinstein." .surpass-
nsSnss Bas the nr resppearanee S S 81 bAiber
WI be Interesting apart from comparisons
HDle sa aaSeS E %sas sna 5 sssa s5rS liz
!''s 1T i: s
Mr. aud Mrs. Georg Henschel.'who are re, I
membersd in. this country, as most capable
musicians. and among the best exponents OF |
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In oratorio aid concert. l.
The New YoSk Symphony String Quartet
a. ts in Mr
s 70 assst at the piano and there
:, The young pianist and composer. Barend
Ss W ys sSasf it, s sons N
w0s will se ea E9as
M 'sa o sv
snnounced at future data
plste At tie BtooEiZ4 Ch oral societsE 5 concert
n the BROOKLYN Taberasac!e on Mednesday
3ignor Clodio. and Signor tsalassi as Soloists. |
IN the first nalf Of the programme there will
70 selections from "Innnhaueer and Rfgo-
etto." and a.madrieal by the society's chorus.
Tho report that the. De Wolf Hopper Com.
,auy will disband at the eEd Of the present
easonis true enough. but the inference likely
o be drawn from the plain statement of the .
correctly drawn from most statements Of like
8 to disbapd. not because business has been
money enough to pay fares home. but because
he treasury has been 50 we'll Allied that Mr..
Hopper thinks he can afford to lay on and loaf
all summer. The company q tour
!as been highly successful, and profitable
Turing the summer. and commence work
gain next season at the Broadway Theatre.
who're he will open early in Septem Der with a !
lew opera by Wootson Morse and Cheever
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