New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

Two interesting concerts will take place in the Mus
Hall today In the afternoon the symphony string
Ou,r+ete will give the seventh OF It's projected eight
| concerts OF chamber music The programme viii con.
st o, Brahms's quartet panoforte and strings In
| \ Petitioners string quartet IN +. ard Paderwshs
sonata for panof0rte and violin. to be played by tho
composer and MIR. Brod,ky. AZ the popular concert
I'm tho evening seven numbers from Neriis Requiem
will b. sung by Miss De We're. Mrs. Wyman, ssnot
Companlni and Mr. Fischer and a new March OF the
Gnomes by Reginald De KOven. Will be played by he
orchestra.
Miss Jennie Dutton. the wellknown soprano. VIII
dive song recital in Chamber Music Hall on Tuesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock assisted by Miss Lenors Won
sorch vollnst, and william Edward Mulligan, accom-
PIANIST.
The fifth young peoples concert will take place on
Wednesday afternoon at 30 Mr.. Damrosch has
arranged an attractive programme. including the over
turc from tho Magic Flute waltz movement FOR
strings by Tschakows advertisement from Henry
tho Eighth" by SainSaens. and the overture TO Fury
anthcr The solo!st will Ia Anton Hekblns the
'celist, who will play Goltcrnan's concerto and some
short solos The final concert Of the series Will be on
March 80, at which Mme. Amalie Joachim and Miss
Villa Whitney viii sing
Miss Rose sclo;tente's will dvo her second song
recital on Thursday afternoon at 80 in Chamber
Music Hall She Is excellent Interpreter OF tho
standard German leder.
The fourth and last OF tho concerts by the oratoro
Society for this season will take place on Friday after
noon and saturday evening when Snnt Saens's Biblical
orcra samson and Delllnh' will have It's first per
formance In America. The soloists VIII be: Delah
Frau Ritter Goczc; SAMSON sebastian Montaro; High
Priest Homer Moore; Abimcieeh. Emil Fischer The
full chorus Of the O1toHo society ana tue SynphonJ
Orchestra Will participate.
Paderewsh Will give his final recital In New'foK
on saturday afternoon at Music Hall
The symphony Orcho~tm'S engagements ont OF town
this week a " ~ follows: Monday Philadelphia Tues
day. TI,nton: Thursday. Orange. The solost at Phla-
de,phla will be signor Campanini. and the principal
orchestral work will be Berlloz's dramatic symphony
Romeo and Juliet Anton Iekking will be the solo
lst at Trenton and Orange.
The Misses l.. Florence and Marie L. Iieine win
give their fourth violin and panoortc recital in Behr
brothers Hall next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Franz Rummcls seven historical panofortc TO
clials viii take place in the Madison square Garden
Concert Hall the afternoons % April !. .. t. D. ~,
- and May 4. Mrs. Tretbar has annotated the ex'
tremey interesting programmes prepared by Mr. Rum
mel
The second public concert Of the Manu- script society
will take place in CMckerng Hall next Wednesday
evening. After the concert there will be reception
at tho soclcty's club roOrs. No. Fast NincteenthS'
On Passion sunday evening. April 3. the choir' OK
the Church OF St Mary the Virgin Will give their an
uia icnten recitation singing IIaydns "sabat Matcr
AMI Mercadantc', seven Last words signor Cam
panni Will sing the solo Thirst in the hrstnamed
work. and tho "Culus Amman The choir VIII %
augmented for the occasion and will have the as
sistance of am orchestra. DR.. q. D. Prentice VIII
preside at the organ. and the chorus Will be under the
direction % Mr.. j. NJ Prentice
At Mr. sedrs popular concert In the Madison Square
Garden this evening Miss Margaret Reid and Madame
Scalchi viii be the singers. ana capital programme
Of In Instrumental numbers will be performed.
siCnor Campanin will give his annual concert ID
the Lenox Lycenm Easter sunday. The partci
pants besides the popular tenor Will DO Mr. seidi ano
his orchestra Miss De We're, Madame scalcm' M's'
Maud Powell. Miss Margaret Reid. Madame fufs.r
Madi signor Gaass Mr.. Fischer and Mr.. W. liz
Riegcr -. r,ora
Mr. Eugen dAlbert will give three rectals OK pau H
music at the Madison Square Garden concert H. his
the afternoons Of April ). and o. The nTst q hs,ns
programmes Is devoted TO Beethoven It's numbers
variations In minor sonata in { major. op' ,0S:
sonata in minor, op co. sonata in major, OF nr,
sonata In A fiat major, op. ITO. The sec9.u, I'm I'm
gramme draws upon Bach, Beethoven. Mehue9ss nam
Rair. Tausig and List, and programme No. ~, upt
Bach Mozart. Brahms, Chopin. Rublrstem An aIu nlis
\ farewell concert is 10 be given by M's ,hs
Muller lIartung the evening Of March 81 ~ ,,sIi
Madison square Garden Concert Hall. Inc ana.I Nv
be notable one, since this lady i 10 DE a'sse' ,sy
Mcssrs. Rummcl, BrodslXy and knecl, WHO VIII t
Iiach's concerts for two volins, Beethovehs rIn
Sonata and several solos. Miss Muller iartuhS
be the vocalist. Tickets at schirmer's, \" ID INV"
SQuarQ.