New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
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next years season Of opera-what promising be-
ginning
Mr. Adolph Nuendorr announces that he will set
apart the Tuesday evening OF each week during his
season OF popular orchestral concerts at the LenOx Ly
ceum for American compositions.
The fourth Music Festival OF the IIampden County
Musical Association will take place in the City Hail.
springfield. Mass. Wednesday. Thursday ano Friday
OF this week. Mr.. G. W. Chadwick OF Boston. will
be the CONDUCTOR the chorus will number 10 voices,
tho orchestra fly and the solo singers will be Mrs.
Coinnc Moore lawson Mrs George lIensche Mrs. julia
+. wyman. Whitney Mockridge, James H. Ricketson,
Ahdrcas Dippel George iIenschel and Max Heinrich
Mr. Franz Rummel will be- the pianist. The choral
numbers In the festival programme Dvoreks Spec
tres Bride Mr.. Chadwcks Phoenix Expirans,' the
march from "Tannhaeuser' and IIaydns Creation
The fourth concert Will open with Festival Overture,
composed by Mr.. Edmund Severn IT, Of Springfield.
Mr. William If. Newell. Of Cambridge. editor OF " The
American Journal OF Folk Lore Is delivering series
81 lectures on English Folk Lore in America before
the brooklyn Institute OF Art and Sciences on Thurs
day afternoons His last two discourses. on May IL
aud 49, Will be devoted to ballads and folk songs, and
will be Illustrated By Miss Marie Van, soprano.
The seventh of Mr.. Franz Rummcls planoforte
cItas. which will be devoted 10 music by composers
Of to day. Will take place IN the Madison square Con
cert Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
Iroohlyn's music lovers will turn out on Tuesday
testimonial concert in the Acaicmy OF Music.
The concert given last Thursday evening BY Mis-
Tnnl Iund IA pupil II Nine. Grieg, drew a good -lzed
audience To Bchr brothers Hall. No. IL Flfthave
II was n rare opportunity for lovers Of Scandinavian
music. Miss Lund made specially OF selections
from Northern composers. The people In the
audience showed their appreciation of Miss Lund's
voice by ou,burst, OF the hcartiest applause. Miss
Lund assisted ly Fraulein Wichmann, OF the
Royal opera, OF Berlin Albert Arvescbau. Mrs. Edgar
=. Kelly. Miss Ida Eenfey and Gustav Thalberg
among the patronesscs OF the concert Miss Gnce
Dodge, Mrs. William b. Parsons, Mrs. l.. A. Carroll
and Mrs. f.. 4. Barnard.
At his concert In the Madl son Square Concert Hall
tomorrow evening Mr.. DAbert will play Choplns
Concerto In f. minor. and LISTS in f. fat. The
Boston Orchestra under Mr. Niklsch. will play the
overture "sikmltala' By Goldmark. ex-
cerpts from Wagncr's Mester,inger.- and the
third movement from Berlloz's Harold symphony.
There Is To be- special matinee to close the
at Chickcring Hall next saturday afternoon. The
artist, who will take part Madame De We're Salio,
Ma.c,mc scach gnor Campanin and NJ. de Zach
mann
\ testimonial concert TO Mr.. Arve>chau will be
given In Hartmann Hall next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Button. Mrs. Dean, Harry Pepper. Victor
Herbert Harry Rowe shelley and William c. Carl
will take part.
Miss sophia Prc,,ley will l~ the recipient Of a
tc tmonal concert Mt Chckerng Hall next Wednesday
afternoon. .
From the official programmes of the AdelIna Patti
farewell musical and operate festival IL appears that
Madame Patti Will sing the following selections: The
Jewel song from =" Faust For All Eternity by
Mnscleron and "Th" Last Rose Of summer" on May
10: Ecker's Echo song" Ariiti'S waltz -, saran
Rose" and. with Nile fabbr. "Giorno d,orror.' on
May L. " Eel Raggo," Gounod's Ave Maria and
Arditi'- II Eaco." May IL. The chorus will sing
Thanks he to God" from Elijah" SanctusT by
W. X. Chapman. and chorus from "Cavallcria Rus
ticana" M ihH first concert. Wenl're'S " Love AMI
spring. and Wagner'S " Hail. Bright Abode at the
second concert sulyan'S " Lost Chord" and the spin
ming song frum The Flying Dutchman" at the third
concert. This is choral festival under the direction
II Mr.. W. Il. Chapman, who promises 900 voices.