New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
WCSIC1L MATTEKS.

The American College OF Musicians will hold it,
annual examinations In New-York City on June
-, and In Chicago on July A. In the latter city,
also, will be held the annual meeting Of the college
and congress under the auspices Of the Worlds
Congress Auxiliary, at which a paper prepared by
Dr. E. ii. Turpn, secretary Of the College Organiats
London, will be read and addresse, be- delivered by
President Z. NJ Burman, Secretary Robert Bonner
Albert a. Stanley, Albert Ross Parsons, DR.. william
Mason, and Others.
Unusual interest centres III the two Materna con-
certs to be given at Music Hall OH the evenings Of
May "a and 20, when Nine. Amala Matcrna will make
her reappearance in Ncw-Yorl after absence Of
nine Years. She will be assisted by the Oraiorio
ciety, the symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch
conductor and number OF eminent singers. including
Miss Lillian Blauve, soprano; Mrs. Carl Alves,
oontraltO: Mcssrs. Orlando Harley and Charles Her.
bert Clarke tenors; Mr.. William Ludwig, baritone.
and Emil Fischer, bas,o. On Wednesday evening,
May "a, the programme will comprise selections from
Wagners "Parsifal,, with Materna Kundry the
role created by her at Bayreuth). Die G1tterdan-
melun. with Materna Brunll ite AID lie th0yens
'FideliO,, including the quartet, sung By Nine.
Materna, Miss Bauve!t, Mr.. C. ii. Clarke, and Herr
Fischer. On Thursday evening, May 25, Mendels-
sohn's Elijah, will be sung. with the following
.olclsts Nine. Materna Miss Blauvel Mr. Ludwig, In
his great part OF Elijah, Mrs. Carl -Nves and Mr.
Harley Tie sale OF seats and boxes will begin to-
morrow morning at Music Hall box-oihce Boxes and
pa quet will also be placed sale at sherys
A concert will be given on Tuesday evening, at the
Madison square Garden Concert Hall, by the Estu-
diantina America" described musical organization
which was formed two years ago for the purpose OF
visiting the World. Fair 1t consists Of eighteen young
men who play the guitar, mandolin VIOLIN viola and
vioIoncello. Prior their arrival here they played
I'm Chill, Peru. ECUADOR and Columbia, and met WIN
AT the last public meeting Of the Manuscript So
ciety the music performed consisted OF string
quartet In G. minor, by Arthur Foote, OF Boston,
n song "Souvenir de Venise,' by Martin Roeder, OF
Boston; a minuet, Romantic study and Polonaise'
for pianofore, by Henry Holden iIuss, Of New-iork;
three songs by Frank E. sawyer, of New-iork; p1rt
song by K. G.. McColln, OF Philadelphia two move
ments from a string quartet, by Emilio Fizz OF New
DIRK: three songs by Fannie VI. spencer, OF New
York two solos for violonccllo, Legende and Ma.
zurka by Victor Herbert of Newiork songs, by
f. j. Biedermann and Adeina Murio-Celn OF New
York. and seXtet for strings and flute, BY john
Hyatt Brewer, Of Brooklyn
The panoforte recital by the pupils OF Miss Marie
Louise Todd. at steinway Hail. on Tuesday evening.
was an invitation affair and was largely attended
bv the best known people. one was Impressed WIN
the general excellence OF the playing some ol ta9
pupils displaying breadth Of conception ana beauty
of tone seldom found In those so young Inc pay
ing was artistic In finish and met with most generous
applause.
There Is to be A brief season of opera In English
under the direction of Gustav Hinrics at the 1rano
,rSt week Is AS follows: Monday, Thursday ana
evenings, " ii Irovatore Iuesua,, IRA
viaa"; Wednesday evening ana SATURDAY a .eInos
" Mariana: Friday evening, "Cavalleria Rusueana'
and Ernani.r