New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Philharmonic society will commemorate tho M
tleh anniversary Of It's foundation this week. with three
festival concerts. They vii be given at the Metro
poitan opera House oh Thursday and saturday even
Incs and Friday afternoon; and will be not only OF
great significance celebrating one Of the most I'm
pyrant events in the history OF music In this country
but Of signal aactveness TO the music loving pub
lie from the works TO be performed The first ono will
be repetition OF the first concert given by the soc-
ETY. on December L. 1912. II Will Include BecthO
vens Fifth symphony. the aria from Oberon Ocean
Thou Mighty Monster" sung By Frau Mielic; Hum
mcrs quintet for plano and strings. OPP ~ tan arrange
ment OF bis septoU, with Mr.. Richard Hoffman at the
piano: the overture To "ObeIon,' the duet from " Ar
mida sung by Miss Dc We're and Herr Dppel; the
air AL che Amanda from Mozarts " Beimonte {
Co,tauza,' by Miss Dc We're. and Kalwodas concert
overture in ID. In the inermisson the president OF
the society, Mr.. l.. Francis Hyde. will deliver a
memorial address The second concert Will Include
Eachs concerto for strings In g. TschaikOwskys second
concerto in &. Played by Mr. Franz Rummel; vocal
selections from Euryanthe.' sung by Frau Mielke
and Herr Emil Fischer and LISTS symphony u
Dantc's Dylna Commc'ia.' for orchestra aud fe
male chorus. The programme OF the third con-
cert includes the overture to "Thc Magic Flute.
the quartet from the first act OF "Fidclo.
and the three great scenes from the third
act Of Die GoetteraemmernG, by Frau
Mclhe and Herr Dippcl. The festival will be
httingy closed by performance OF Bccthoven's
ninth symphony. tho solo parts being sung by Miss
De Nerc My. Carl lvcs. and Ilerrcn DIPPED and
Fischer. Tho important matters Of these con-
ccrts will be discussed usual BY Mr.. IL. E. Krch-
bcl at No. 81 East Thirty thrdst on the afternoons
OF Wednesday and Thursday at 3 o'clock with liz
aid Of Mr.. Henry Holden luss. pianist. On wedncs
dan the subject Will be the third act OF Die Goeter.
daolnIncune' and LISTS Dante symphony ON Thurs
day thu Ninth symphony. Tickets are to be had at
the door.
\ most lniagestng incident of the closing musical
season viii be Nhc two song recltals announced by
Nine AmalIe Joaelm, who occupies n foremost posi-
ton singer Of German li.dcr. She will have
the assistance Of her talented pupil. Miss villa
whitney Wlltc. Nine. Joachims first appearance IN
York was made few weeks ago at one Of Mr..
Damrosch's Young Peoples Concerts and under cir
cImsiances rot entirely calculated to do Justice to
the distinguished singer or the special department OF
music In which she is especially prominent At her two
lccltas. which take place IN Chickering Hail. to-
morrow and saturday afternoon, she VIII be heard en-
TREY ~ German songs a ID duets. At the first one
The whole Of schuber.'s marvellous cycle OF twenty
songs, " Die Schocne Muclcrin.' will be sung. Two
duets by the same composer vii aferwagd be given
by Nine. Joachim and Miss White. The second
VIII be taken up with duets by Schumann, Brahms
ana Dvorak, and songs by Schumann. schubert.
brahms. Franz, Wagner List. Haydn and Hans
schmidt Nine. Joacllm's art and the depth Of
sympathy and insight which she brings 10 the inter
ptetatlon Of such music We'll worth the serious
attention Of musical people.
An entertainment Will be given ut the Music Hall
tonight Tor the benefit Of the New. York PaSeur
institute which offers some extraordinary features of
Interest. Nine. sarah Bernhard has volunteered %
rccc several selections from Victor Hugo. Lccoae
de Isle, Alfred de- Musset and Maurice Bcrnlardt
Mr. Darmont, leading member OF her company. will
give n selection by COrnoillc. Mr.. Damr0Sch will give
\ repetition Of Rossins Staba' Mater" with chorus,
orchestra ana the following solo singers: Mms.
Fuisch-Madl' soprano; Mrs. Julia H. Wyman. mezz)-
soprano Charles BaSsct. tenor. and signor Galasi.
baritone only three more popular sunday night
concerts will be given by Mr.. Dnmrosch before he
starts Westward with his orchestra for IA concert
tour.
The last in the series OF Mr. Seidrs popular con
ccrts viii be given at the Ienox Lyceum next sun
day evening. MI lrolheim will play Li,zt's fantasia
on licethoNel'S Ruins of Athens" for piano and
orchestra ana ihe second part of the programme will
bc devoted To wagner elections in which Frau MellSc
Fneulcin Pcvny and Herr DIPPED will take part Tho
las named arrived In this country last Thursday ana
VIII stay several months TO sing I'm number OF con-
certs and mu steal festivals.