New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
optp, AND OTHER NATTER

OPERA AND OTHER MAllEH-
IN the comm.ndation which must be pfoNouH''u VI"
Messrs Abbey and Grlu for the el'efpf'9c mn -"
displayed in organizing their company Vi W .,
artists must be added hearty worn OF praise io ~"
n,ut shown in the choice Of operas during the hs,
two weeks. To speak such words oi rev"e"'"o
IN apprw. ~ wisdom Of their course III uhoer'Am"s
~ rnr,s farm Of entertan,nert which has fof1e'tsu
IN. e.tesm u, the public. The purpose is heieh w
shov anpreclation of the manner IN when, a''ou'"o
10 their lights they are seeking 10 solve 'o -
they themselves created. 1t seems soalocN PT9.
now that the patrons OF the MetFopoi''" Op'' !.
, ,pin no a,ked 10 endure II week Of ~ IL TroVatore'
81. La sonnnmbula" and Mgoieito.' of ia'e VIZ nav
had works on the broad lines adapted " NV
,otropoItan Opefa House and this policy seems H'i
~ ho continued For this week at any rates. al'Hous'
rho LIST is 10 be augmented 10y but single "o'N' '''
t;ioyanni. the operas to he sung arc sue" % ''' =
proyen acceptable in the recent past V" -,
there will be an extra evening NJ WIZ" ''","
Crfeo- and Mascagns "Csvalleria VIII Oe icp''''"
ON Monday ard at saturdays matinee ur op0''
no Don Giovanni with Mr.. Lassalle as the oecr VI
the title role: on "Wednesday Les Hue"o"o'
performed and on Friday Lohengi1h'
no ,ha current rumors touching the desire OF MeN>S'
,b,ov and Gran to conclude tie Win TWO OF iholo
vce,s of German representation it Is not hece'H' "
49, ,. .r,ous ott ,ution We do not question the ennre
willingness Of the managers TO make SUI" 'is
Implied in the announcement ouo '"Vio ~ -,
obstacles in the way Of execution OF the pan Va
the present comp1ny Madame Lehman Miss pa"V'
- Ni.s Klein The brothers dc Re,zke, Hcrr
10Th and NJ Lassaile are available for German roes'
put the Use OF the German language docs not MAN" "
operatc representation German, and thefe Is no sP
,.ir,uo i'm German which would make W. a"oP"'" "
orios of representations work stoneiheht lor ''c "
,r,co,,ipps (which are native to all departments "a
the present npany. The conductors "'"''
rn
i,bor sunnlontcd entirely or strengthened MANY
orons would have to he engaged 10 sing the SIMMER
roles in the operas which would nave 10 De si''"'
and altogether the reorganization "oid nNe " NC ~
eral 1t would be aboriouN ana cosby "''"'' ''''r
and with the present scale OF prices al eaN' ''0 "
eial results would be strongly probieH"'''"l' INA.
MIR Abbey Is entirely conversani with TINS P4lNe "l
,h ouo.tion IS indicated by the frank admission
which he made TO the writer last spring Of the essen
,i.I difference between Italian and German companies
ia their attitude toward their rcpcrtorit, lhc ter
man managers. he said can adjust thcr singers "
their list the Italian managers must adIn7, tcH "''
To lher singers.
There VIII lee a dcarth OF orchestral concerts ul'
uok after tonight The two popular concerts at
the Music Hall and Lcnox Lyceum. however have
been Given special atirasiven-ss by The n\ary tha'
has spplug up over Mascpgni's new music and Tn,
adoption by Mr. Damrosch Of Mr. Seidfs plan OF per
forming a series Of excerpts from an opera AT "h'h
concert Mr. Dsrnrosch will this evelhng have the
helm of Selma KrOnold Koer Marie Iittcr"oeHe' Iiuo
Camp;u ini Nicola Gorsky and Emil Fischer ana WIN
their helm will give the quintet and other number
from Die Mclsier,inger.7 some OF Mascagni
.L'Amico Fritz music will also be performed with
ADAPTED orchestral accompaniment and ferrucco Is.
Uusoni will play his concerto for piano;ore. IL VIII
not be his first appearance In New York. a. the pro
crammc says however since h. PLAYED AT the second
concert Of the Kneisel Quartet month ago. nj MI
Seidl's concert this evening the singers Will BE-
Ne,danics Tavary and Scalchi and Miss Avins Friend
will play two movements OF n concerto by Naver
Scharwenha under the direction Of the composer \
new waltz by Rudolph Aronson will also be PLAYED.
Nine Adena Patti will make her last appearance
I'm NewYOrk for the present on Wednesday Afternoon
Besides singing In an elaborate concert programme she
will appear In the first act OF La Travata with ful
stage settings. costumes. etc, assisted ~ the entire
Metropolitan Opera House orchestra and chorus. Nine
Patti In both the concert programme and In the one
act from the opera will be assisted by Mme Fabbr
NM Guile. Del Puente and Noyara: signor Arditi
will be the conductor The house will probably be
crowded. as the b0x-ofce keepers announce that no
seats eau be had except those in the boxes.
After IL tIlumpha tour through the country NJ
Paierewski will begin pew seri Of piaroor,e recital
at the Music Hall next SATURDAY afternoon when his
programme viii consist Of the following pieces;
SONATA Appa>7ionata, Op. 31...-.-- - t'Svn
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! Ndfulsa S'hut"i4H
EAllade ih"hh
Nalse NhopH
NOct"rge -------- tiIpH
| Sr,frLO tI"ph
Can7Oaetta LeschctII ~
| interm,zzo ....-..-.. FaGcre~sAi
| welding March and Dance Il the F4lrie,
Mondels-Ohn-L ~
In Mr. and Mrs. Nikischs recital at Chickerng Hal
! on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. NiMsch will sing ii,
| songs by Brahms. and songs by >'lnimann. Jensen
EungpIf TschaikOWsky. GOldmark, ilcnbcrgcr Straits
| and DE kOven. Among Master Alex tirdemann'
violin soo,, vleuxt.mpis "fantaisic Caphce' Is III
most important
Tie second pianoforte and violin recital Of the II,
tcls lIe,fe will occur al BGT Brothers Hall on Tues
| day evening.