New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
MCSIC1L NOTES.

One OF the most Interesting weeks OF the musical
season opens to-day. There will be two orchestral
concerts this evening each on Monday, Thurs
day and Friday afternoons, and one on SATURDAY
evening. six orchestral cogcerts I'm seven days
is about large number Of entertainments Of this
class well be enjoyed Besides there Will
be a public rehearsal AID concert Of the OraOro
Society. four performances Of operas. and several
smaller affairs
Mr. Seid will celebrate Wagner tonight in his
nineteenth popular concert In the LenoX Lyceu ana
Mr.. Damrosch. having had his Wagner Innings last
sunday. will honor ROsNni in the Music Hall. Mr.
eids helpers will he Madame Tavary, Madame Hitter
Goethe Herr Barosch (tenor and Mr.. Fischer The
programme VIII include the prelude to Die Mclster-
singer" Elsa Entering the Cathedral from "Lohell-
grim The air and duo from Tannacuser' ana also
the overture three the prelude and finale from
"Tris an ind Isolde" and excerpts from DE
Walkuere."
Mr. Damrosch's Rossini programme Is an exceed
jnrlv entertaining one. Miss De We're. Mrs. Wyman'
Sgpor Campanni and signOr Galassi VIII be ihe
singers The first part consists OF the overture ana
first fnae from civilian Tell an air from " The
Barber sung by Sgnor GalasSi. and one from 'eii-
erentoas SING by Mrs Wymaa and the overture 10
Semramide." The second part will bring nine mum
bers from The stabat Mater
The fourth Young Peoples Concert VIII take plncc
at the Music Hall on Monday afternoon Mr.. t"u'-
landt Palmer will play TauLg's arrangement ol inc
Toccata and Fugue by Bach, and a nociurne ana
waltz by Chopin. The orchestral pieces VIII We pop
ular compositions by Mendelssohn, Gheg, GlucK
Beethoven. Wagner and strauss
The two concerts Of the Oratoro Society are set
down for Tuesday afternoon and Thursday evening
At both Bach's Passion according to ST. MAth'"
will be performed, with the help OF boy chor OF
100 voices the orchestra OF the symphony SoccN' W
Miss De We're. MIS-. Alves, William IL. heH'r' '"N
Heinrich Heinrich Mcyn and Frank L. eea!y 'ors"'I'
The occupation Of the Lenox Lyceum for far p'r
noses nc<t month will put a stop for the present az
least 10 Mr. Seidls Sunday night concerts Instead he
VIII give Thursday afternoon populars In ue c'hoc,
hall N the Madison Square Garden. Inc HI9' wiz
take place this week with the following programme
Unfinished symphony, Schubert; Ballad for or'he''h
newt PIrani planofore solos, Chopin IN f'Nn
mann. .siegf1ed Idyl" Wagner; pInnoforie solos
BenseIt and List on. Pachmannl; overture "Lc "a
Massenet Miss Margaret Reid will sing at the second
concert. ,.,.
Mr. Paderewsh will give four pianofortc r'c'af
under distinguished social auspices at sherry r'o'"
on March IA, IL. II and 10. twice In the Si'e'"oo"
and twice In the evening. His fret programme n'
be devoted to Bach Handel Haydn aod mozart Ms
cc,nd 4, beethoven; hls third to schum"i"' MS
fourth 10 Chopin, Rubinsten and Padeie"Sm'
The nnh afternoon and evening coh'@H VI w
s,n,pb.,y society VIII take pace In the MUSIC nan va
Friday and saturday respectively iieIe !: cY crto
sra'"nIe %o l. beethoven FRANZ Rummep
@stcgfrcds Rhine Journey. and song o. 'ie H.,nrr
Ttbtu,,iaugh.cr,, Madame kionoid hoert hh'' N"'
ch,eLa and MIS- AlveNl 80 IN, .,,. ANNA, ecIe,
- organ and harp recitals In ChicKering nan Oh
day OF next The iecttls WIZ De Nv f, =,
""S Mr. IlTrv Pepper VIII eiye an entertainment ~, tu
titled An Evening with the Bahd III ha'u'' '''
Oh rH Protective Ill0n and National league %,
Anerca win hold convention In NcW ORR Nj, ~ ~
of EallcIInE
u L.t'nnet Al Deln0nlco's on March u -, .,o
TWO first performance are piVrnaru .,S and Oar
men cn u! a, been made in this journal Of the oher
OF Ine he engagement OF Dr. hntonin Dvorak A. us
Grlcior by special endeator TO sive an
,nnuuls, 10 The advancement OF music III tn' ~
nt.tes in the shape Of an award OF prilea 4 uo ara
cr;nc or comic opera opera nDrruo ~ ~ ,medcon
com,os.rs ana brt ttists Announcement IS now i,
as 10 the several jure> who's menprs my my rdcncut
n 1y tncr mcs They made up o9 @srye W
Grand Oper,-Dr. Antonln Dyor'k M r. sono
| Chadwicb Mr. Arthur Nhisch slgnOr hohuaiuo 0'P''
Herr nd A'c 9omiTmc-Dr Anonin Dvorak sgnor paap
irctto-Dr. Antonin Dvorak Mr. Ihoh pio,d WI Mr.
.It,5nb Nr FlwVn T. Harr Mr.. ftehe rl',u "a.
ferc, r. Goodac, Colonel Thomas Wenwor,m Nh
mir ) rG TscGS"9 %c5 NJ Mr iG william wSc
oTrto and Cantapr Agt1pn p gr en JAM
Ley so! n"f Mr.. vi WilI M' H. IcninI. - nror
symphony suite and Cantata-Dr. Antonh II
NJ Asror jamcrlS, Mr. Rafael Joscny, MI JUN" n
| Ioine Mr. Xavcr -charwenha. , a.. Harlan
The next public rehearsal and concert OF u" I'll ,
philharmonic society. NJ Fleck cOlducuy, YIN
,i.cc In Madison Han February "a ana -. =;
iiauvcIt viii sing and phlip -charw'nha WIZ ro I'm
hi FrnchIin c,WOgcn' recently performed W '"o "
i "t," tindl and his orchestra assisted Dy P'HW
e,uoers will give five afternoon concerts u tle
~" .,in1r, Concert Hall on Thursday al'e'"o""''
| March 3 10. II and "a. ~, , ,,-,. ...,c
ui", Kos. schottenels, soprano. VII eivc lwU I'm
- ir thc Music Hall Chamber Music Room p!
March = and "a, assisted by Franz "hcHeh N"4'"''