New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
MUSICAL .M.iTTERS.

Mr.. Solids orchestra will he assisted by the band
| Of the seventh lie 1ment ut the concert IN Madison
square Garden this evening. and Mrs. Pemoerton-
IIincks will sing. The programme is n follows ::
Grand Wedding March. Mcnielssohn. the two orchcs-
tras conductor, Mr.. Rogers overture, The Regent
| Morcadnn,e. seventh Regiment Tand conductor.
Mr. Rogers; overture :" II Guarany' Gomez, Metro
polltan Orchestra prelude "Lohengrn." Wagner. Metro
Iolian orchestral sercnadc cornet solo. Mr. Rogers
schubert seventh Regiment Band Air from "sams"n
| and Daia." santoaens, Mr.. Icmberton ilincks :;
| Dawn and Sunrise at the Ahambra' musical pic
ure. first timcI. Victor Herbert, Metropolitan Or
| clcstra; fantasia Fosters songs. seventh Regi-
mon Band. conductor, Mr.. Rogers Elsa Entering
the Cathedral Wagner the two orchesras; for strn
orchestra, Ca In the MIL % Bluette.' (c) Loin
dn Bal Gillct: Iiabanera from carmen Bizet.
and gathering of the ghts and vassas, from Lo-
hcngrn,' Wagner The two orchestras
The crcratic list at the Grand Opera House for
this week Is follows Monday. Lucia; Tuesday.
Carmen; Wednesday, "Cayaleria Rusticana and
third act Ernani" Thursday and Friday. IL Pagli-
accl' first time in America, saturday afternoon.
Ill 1ro,atorc"; saturday evening 81 Fra Diavoo.'
This Is far and away the most interesting list i;,t
Mr.. liinrichs has yet presented. ana a splendrd
| testimony To the CLERGY and devotion OF his com
pany. LeoncavalloS opera, Il Iagiacci,' has
created Il sensation throughout Europe and by some
critics has been placed AHEAD OF "Cayaiera Rus-
and its popular success remains un1lminished.
\ new force I'm the spread OF musical culture
throughout the United states has been found In tho
Women's Amateur Musical clubs They are n factor
with which the future historian will have TO
himself Representatives OF these clubs Will holi
congress In Chicago. June 2l2l. iapers Will be read
and members Of the clubs will give exhibitions OF
their artistic quality AMI ILLUSTRATE the spread Of
taste and knowledge In music among the
oI the United states. Tue club, which are announeei
To participate the following: Ladies' Musical
Cub Of Incoma: Amateur Musical Club ~ BrooKlyn
Amateur Musical club Of Chi"ago: Matinee Musiy al
Club Of Lafayette. Ind Ladies' Choral Club II
Newark Treble Clcf Club Of Mss0ula, Men,;
oa,cIlan society OF Duluth; Treble Clef CLUB Of
Ihilad,lphii: Amateur Mlisi Al Club Of Rock Island;
Amateur Musical Club OF joliet Music Stufenit
cub OF Davenport, Iowa: iossnl Club Of Portland,
Me. Treble Clcf club q IL Angeles ST. Cecilia
'oci,ty 81 Grini Rapids. Mich; Monday Music
Club of orange, y. j.: Morning Musical Club
OF Fort Wayne schubert Club Of ST. lnu: Glce
and Mandolin elabs Of Wellesley COLLEGE; Morning
Choral t'ul, Of 81. Louis; Llrbhne Amateur CLUB
OF Chicago Mozart Club of Dayton: Tuesday Musicale
Cluo If Detroit; Rubinslen Club Of Memphis: Ladies'
Musical club Of seattle Beethoven Club OF Moline
H.: Music Club OF Germantown, Penn.
Ladies' Matinee Musicale Of Indianapolis: Ihilhir
monte society Of Topeka: Amateur Musical Club Of
Ottawa H.: Ladies, Musical society OF Ipie
pendencc. Iowa: Abbey Cheney Amateurs of San
francisco: schumann Club Of Booklyn: Wednesday
Club of Harrisburg: Zoch Club OF Minneapolis, ana
Mendelssohn Club Of Rockford, Ill