New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Damrosch popular concert at the Music Han
This evening will be devoted exclusively to Russian
music and unique interest will be given to II by the
participation OF Nine. Linel's Russian choir, who
will sing a number Of folh-songs as well as
operate and church music. The orchestral part II
the prcgranme will consist Of a solemn march By
Tschakowshy; a Sketch from the steppes,' b.
Eorodin; =" La Russ!c." symphonic poem, by Rubin
stein, ana kamarinskaia," by Gl.nka.
Dvoraks "specrc's Bride which performed
by the rhillaa monte society OF Brooklyn years
ago. but has never been heard in New York, win
be given for the benefit of the womens Auxiliary
Of the Hospital saturday and sunday Association On
April u. AT the Music Hall, by the chorus o. the
Church Choral society, under the direction OF Rich
and Henry Warren. The Solo parts will be sung BY
Nine. De Vere-,apio, James II. Ricketson and
George W. Ferguson. Or. DyOrak will conduct per
Torrance Of his overture Iiusi,zaka" before tho
cintata. DoXe, may be had from Mrs. Richard Ir.
WIN any Of the patronesses, who these ladies';
Mrs Edmund Baylies Mis-. Arthur NJ. Dodge, Mrs.
william p Douglas, Mrs. william A. Duer, Mrs.
Nicholas Fish, MIS-. George de Forrest, Mrs. Rchard
Irvih, Mrs. William Jay, Mrs. Charles Lanier, Mn.
J. a. Lowery, Mrs. A. l.. LOOMS, Mrs. e. Macculloch
Miller, Mrs. John Minturn, Mrs. J. Perpont Morgan.
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, Mrs Arthur Randolph, Mrs
". D. Sloane Mrs. paran Stevens, Mrs. W. K. Van
dcrbilt, Mrs. ". Storrs Wells.
Mr.. Arthur Friedheim will play the following com.
positions by List his last recital In Madison square
Concert Hall Tuesday evening, VIZ: Fantasia
quasi topata. "Apres Lecture du Dante,' SIX
consultations. Chant Polonais7 d'apres Chopin; two
icsendes Carnival de Pesth," Rhapsodis Hongroiss
No. >.
Nine Fursch-Mad will give concert In Madison
square Garden Han tomorrow evening with the help
q some OF her pupils for the purpose Of founding free
in hprm mn is nd.
able and the concert promises to be extremely inter-
esting.
grand Wagner concert will be given on Friday
evening. April z at Music Hall for the benefit Of the
Italian Mission OF the Church Of San Salvador. The
symphony Orchestra. Walter DamrOscb conductor.
vii give sell ctions from TLnn aus,r"" Flying Dutch
man. Tristan and Isolde" Wakure." Siegfried' ana
" Gottcldammcrune. The affair is under the patronage
Of Bishop Potter. Mrs. George ;. Bowdoin and q num-
Der Of welknown society women. Boxes may be had
Of MIS- Bowdoin. No. 20 Parkave.. and the sale Of
tickets will begin tomorrow morning at Music Hall
box ONCE.
The last symphony String Quartet concert Of Tie
season Will take place Chamber Music Hall, Fifty
seventh ST. ant eventh-aye on Tuesta ening, April
4, when Beethoven's Serenade for violin, viola. and
voloncello and schumann's Quartet IN A minor will be
played. Mr. Plunket Greene will assist, and Will sing
four songs Bots epais,' by Lully, 81 ira cepp.' by
Handel. Der Engel," Wagner and Hoander's Win
ternacht."
The sale Of subscription tickets for the four song
recitss by Mr. Punket Greene, to be given In Chamber
Music Hall the afternoons At ApnA g. IL and 10, ct
o'clock and the evening Of April o. at 80 O'CLOCK,
begins tomorrow morning ut Music Hall box ohee.
beginning Monday. April g. tickets for single concerts
will be placed on sale. Mr.. Walter DimroSh and M
Francis korbay have kindly consented 10 play MI
Greene's Accomplishments at some Of the recitals.
Mr.. William c. Carl i TO give series OF weekly
organ recitas at the First Presbyterian Church on FIJI
day afternoons, beginning April Z. r.. sgnor
Campanins annual Is set down for me evening
OF April 0. . AT his farewell concert hereto
fore announced, Mr.. Christian FHtsch will have the
assistance OF the Mendelsshon Quartet Club.
Mrs Anna purch will sing the soprano solos In the
Baltimore and Washington performances OF Berlois
" Damnatt0n Of Faust The thliu recltal Dy
the Misses Heins will take place in seinway Hall On
Monday evening. Mr. Victor Herbert viii assist.