New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
MUSICAL ANNOUNCENEN1S.


began in the concert hall Of the Madison Square Garden
week will be continued for the present. The be-
ginning was extremely suspicious, the beautiful room
being filed by an apprccativc audience and the
music being excellent. Miss Lillian Bauvelts success
In particular marked that her ieengagcment Tor
the second concert this evening Will be hailed with
pleasure. she is now beyond cavil one of the most
attractive singers on the local concert stage. equally
sympathetic in voice, manner and app arance 1850
clated with her tonight will be Slgnor Del Puente.
an old favorte OF the public Following is the pro-
gramme
Overture 'Tannhsuser" .Wsgner
BALLET music .'Boabdl.'
'''1 1For orcSe"tra BY Mr. spicker iii;t timeJ
ANU SignOr Del puente. .,,,..
I VaSe from .iomco ct Jalcitc Gounod
.n Eya,s Praise nom Dc Aicstersnger," w ysT
Aria, Tempest OF the Heat ..........-...'erdi
For String Orchestra; s,,um,rr
tc Dance in ths old style.....,-- rso ,Io.
'Gaudcamus igitur," Hume es1uc -llsho
Tho Philharmonic societys prospectus for its fifty
first season contains an unusual amount OF matter
made necessary by the change from the Metropolitan
| Opcr. House 10 the Music Hail. In connection WIN
this, tho prospectus states that. though they nave
been unable to assign TO all subscribers OF last Ses"
seats exactly corresponding in location to those oc-
cIpled ut The opera House, Trey naNc 'dh'h 'PN
pains to assign TO each subscriber seats equally de-
sirable as those heretofore held As already an
nounced the concert dates November IL, December
IT, January H. February II, March ana 20. At
the first concert Madame De We're Saplo VIII sing airs
from Dvoraks "spectres Bride and Mas'encts Henry
VIII,7 and Mr.. Richard Arnold Will play the hr"l
movement OF Deetloven's violin concerto. The or
chestral numbers will be the prelude to Die Mel''er
singer, and Relationships symphony NO. IN J.
\ fha
conduct his first symphony IN Dmajor, and novelty
by composer hitherto strange 10 orr ncertrDomS
will DO brought forward. 1t Is called "The sea Four
| Symphonic Sketches by Paul ellison. Among the
compositions chosen for the other concerts ar, Mug
harirs symphony in CmlnOr, the reignlng SENSATION
In German concert rooms; symphony entitled SIN
| tram- by an American, G.. Templeton strong ana Il
concerto for violin by Il. Lssen. which VIII be paye"
by Camilla Urso ut the nth concert.
| The Beethoven string Quartet Will this year give
three concerts In Chamber Music Hall, on the evenings
q, November Il. January Il and March D. AMONG
the work, chosen for performance are DvoraEs piano
forte quartet In fiat, op. -; chadwlckS quintet III
Fna. sextet for strings, By Tschalkowsy am B''hms
| rcethoven's trio in CmInor op. o, No. 3. and the
following uuarets: Beethoven op. l3i. Csharp minor
| -rambati 3D. L. D.nat and schubert D-mlnor. The
nIanit, who will assist the club Mrs. Gustav Damn
| rcuthcr and Mr.. Ulysse Dnchlcn> Mr. Adolph hart
dcccn having removed to Germany the clubs cells'
Will be Mr.. Emil schcnck.
| The native Bohcmnns ~ tho city have arranged
a reception 10 Antonin Dvorak, their famous country
| man. which Will take place In the Central Turn
| Verein Opera House this evening. There VIII De-
choral and orchestral music, Including several OF
Dvorak's compositions and some National songs ana
| addresses by V. Tuna, j. Janacsk, j. Castha and j.
| Bclsky.
| Among the recent publications OF Chappel & Co..
London tNew-York Novell0 Ever 81 CO.., Is the book
L NH aApaia ffn
composed by sydney Grundy and sir Arthur sullivan.
The reception Of this rihe at IT'S recent production In
not seem to have been striking success. and would
probably have made even smaller hit In New, York
Gilbert and sullivan distinctly loss 70 musical
comedy Never was there a happier collaboration
sary TO Sir Arthur than sir Arthurs 10 MI Gilbert
The llbrctst's work In lIaddon liall,' IS decidedly
the admirnnon that can b. given 10 1t, goes TO us
evidences Of technical skill. The Efforts Mt satire,
most part puerile In wretched taste and Of plot
and action there Is not enough In the book to hoat
| a ten minute play.
Notes: Dr. Henry q. Hanchctt contemplates tho
delivery Of two lectures on "Thc rnd"rStandlns ana
| Church. on October "a, and November I. The
opening concert Of III" New York College Of Music
Lennans Royal Edinburgh Concert Company VIII give
a ballad concert at the Academy Of Music. lIooklyn
fdSy eysnns under dc sc the aSPGSS OF Clan a(
Adolph Brodshy, Mr. Anton lIckldng and Mr. Arthur
|
Chamber Music before the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts
| and Sciences on October 90.
| The Boston symphony Orchestra will give concerts
In Chckeing Hall Thursday evenings, November ,
| December =, January Il. February and March 10
Miss Emma .luch Will be the singer at the first con
| cert. Subscription tiokets arc now ready at Sclu
BERTH, Union square.
Messrs. Charles Scribncr's Sons have issued little
pamphlet, In appearance and convenient Of shape
devoted to musical blblogiaphy II IS called Scrib
ners Musical Literature List and can be had on app
cation The list Is almost wholly devoted 10 modern
| publications. bu will prove of great help TO th'
amateur who wishes 10 read musical subject.
and Is at loss concerning original sources. To sucl
| an euu~U l. cordially recommended.