New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
MCSfCAL NOTES.


Under the management OF Mr.. John Mahnken
series OF popular sunday night concerts by MIR. Sedl
and his Metropolitan Orchestra will begin at the Len.
nOx Lyceum on November u. At the first concert
solos Will be sung by Miss Emma Juch and Mr.. Emil
Fischer.
The first concert Of the Boston symphony Orchcs.
ira In Chckerng Hall will take place next Thursday
evening Miss Juch will sing Ocean. thou mighty
monster BY Weber. and LISTS "!Orely.' With
orchestral accomplishment. The instrumental pieces
will be TschaikOwsky's Romeo and Juliet the
scherzO from Brrlloz's Romeo and juliet" SYMPHONY,
and Schumann', symphony in ID minor
Mr. Otto Flocrshcim. for many years the musical
editor Of "The Musical Courier" has taken up his
residence In Germany. and will act In the future
German correspondent OF tn" paper. His successor
In the editOr,hip Is Mr.. James e.. llnnoker. the
"Raconteur' to whom most Of the brightness Of The
Courier" has been due for the past two years. Con.
CALCULATIONS In order
Rafael Dlaz Albcrtni. n young Cuban volinst will
make his first appearance at Chckering Hall On the
evening OF November 10. II" will have the assist.
ance OF Anton Sedl and his orchestra and will play
vieuxtempss Concerto No. and several c0mpo,t.
tons OF Saint-SaeBS and Sarasatc.
The music committee OF tn" Harlem Philharmonic
Society (which. by the way, seems to b. anxious 10
restore the old spelling IIaarem'D sends out
nouncemsnt to this effect a niece OF Bishop Potter,
Mrs. George Gould. although not a professional
slcan. will appear at the first public rehearsal and
concert Of the Harlem Philharmonic society. She
/, said To b" a beautiful woman. and performer %
the plano Of artistic merit. This will BE- the 6rt
appearance of society woman symphony OK
philharmonic programme
DR.. Dvcrak will personally supervise the examine
lions for admission to the orchestra class Of the Ma
iional Conservatory tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
Mr. Damrosch Will trumpets instead OF cornsu
In his orchestra b"ncrforth. . Oyide Mu.n
arrived In san Francisco from Australia lat Thurs.
day. Special musical praise ser,ics Will
BE- held In South Church the lay sunday afternoon
Of each month from November to May inclusive. :.
The first morning musicale" OF the Harlem Phhar
monte Society will take place next Thursday. :.
The first Damrcsch popular concert this winter y
set down for November 10. Sgnor Msngiani de Pas
quail. q newcomer and tenor, will sing for the first
time before the New.lOrk public. . Miss
Koschaska will sing at some Of the symphony SOcieys
concerts this season.
Mr.. Gerrit smith will begin the eighth series Of
his organ In south Church. Mad,on.avc and
Thrtyeightist., 10 MORROW afternoon at 80 O'Clock
Miss sophie Traubmann. the youthful singer who
began her at the Metropolitan Urcr. House.
recently Joined the ranks Of the Hamburg stadt
Theatre first hVrid soprano T." Er.tc Cooratve
Saengerin') Last year she connected vita tho
opera In Cologne. Her debut IN Hamburg efettd
Il, sulamiuh, IN tiodmarhs nicen of sIrbI," WHICH
S SII. s"H in Lee Is@no,s." re~p;n W ry the the
puollc and ct,r, OF Hamburg exceedingly Kind
almost entiu> a>tic. indeed.
At the first concert Of the symphony society, On
November IL. Mrs. BELLE Cole Will sing compost ous
by Beethoven and Handel and tire orcie,r.. ~ilI play
the Heroic" symphony t;lciss suite An, !lolterss
Leat' and the bscchsna.c, from "rinnh ,cu>.r.'
Ike secretary 1T The Philharmonic society makes
the following extremely in,rr.iins announcement:
BY the Lrg" seating capacity of tho upper ti.rs Of
the Music Hall. tile Roari 81 Directors enabled 10
offer 10 music lovers OF limited mean, Quite a nuntee
~ A l',~Crl
ton for a reserved seat for six ric,rsas rom
rcrts being ~ and upwards, will arora t. tho MUSIC
of the highest ori-r At conpar'tivrl, small rN;ese
H Sse S oven tor me ,r Ti Srlr from
elusive. from a. m. I'LL p. m.
Following is the prceIamn' for the Charity Con-
cert to lie given by the .\rlon Society Music
Hall this evening:
!. Overture. "Ruv Bias .Mcndes.0ha
INSTRUMENTATION by i Van der stucken
Ar!"n chorus and orchestra.
'0'A concerto N II Maad 'i Powell " '''''
H. Die ,. SsF's Missca hn' Tns
C. LIN erase ' ssi" william Rsssrj S'','s'
"'''' D''. ArIon :'raror chorus. ''', n,
D. As'' LES rNSss s; i' il n'snisl' 1'
- A!iS% S., Sh:,u, and e.sn.:ifii; rss. .n,
= Introduction and :n d., Sap,,Scs"o Saint sac"
=. o. Wtesenlied BranTe
n Monunncnt.. SS"""
(Soi: Mcssrs. r. X. Rocker and 0. Saengrrl
C. derlsendlsches Lied. krcmst
a.. ....W
Arion "Europe" chorus.
g. p scrisEeis" van der der s,uSs%
Mrs. Lillian Blauvci.. n.,,,
TO- der Morgen". Rubnstein
Arion chorus and orchestra.
Mr.. &. +. Tretbar. OF Stcnway sons. has r.
ceived q letter from the secretary Of Mr. Padeewss
dated Paris October L.. IN which he states that .e
eminent pianist 10 rapidly recovering compet" health.
IN fact IL out and about again and able TO resume iS
Preparations for beginning his rectsls In san Francisco
on December q. i.
MIR. Win an F.. Mullean will continue his series o.
organ recitals given at st. Marks Church. feminist
and Second ave. every first Sunday Of the month";
tSginnimg sunday; NSsemoTr y; ~ p m,ucn .oio
performers. both vocal and Instrumental During tne
Lenten season Mr.. MulliHan will prduce i,~>lnrs