New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21

The two concerts to be given by Mme Materna
with the aid of the symphony and Oratorio societies
and efficient solo singers will be the chief musical
feature, Of the week Nine. Matcrna sang in Chicago
at the Exhibition last week. and is reported
as being In excellent voice. She fills extremely
large page IN history OF Wagners dramas. and the
admirers of those worms will be glad hear her In
the fragments from Parsifal.- Tristan and "Dis
GoetterIaemmerung" in the concert of wednesday
evening The programme Is as follows Overture,
quartet and Icon0re No. ~ from Fidelio,"
Beethoven: Isodes death. from Tristan md Isolde'
Mime Maternal: Sachs's monOocuc, Vie dultet doch
der FIloderr from Die MestersingerT Emil Fischer);
scene from Act II of "Parsifal' (Mme. Maternal;
Scyfried', RhinejOarney the death music and finale
from Die GOettegdaemmerung' Brunuh.lde, Nine.
Maternal on Thurs lay evening Mendelssohns
Elijah" will be- surg by the Cratorio Society, with
the solo parts H. the hands OF Nine. Materna, Lillian
Blauvelt Fanny Iirsch. Mrs. Carl Alves Orlando
Harley and william Ludwig. Walter Damrosch VIII
conduct at both concerts.
The Hinrichs Opera {, mpany, which has enjoyed
an extremely successful week at the Grand opera
House will sing the following operas this week Mon
dav evening and saturday afternoon, Martha Tues
day. "Cavalcria Ruscana" and third act OF En-
nai,r: Wednesday, Rigcleto', Thursday and Satur.
day Bohemian Girl" Friday, Carmen" The COM
pany will give a concert tonight, In which fragments
from Tannhacuser" are promised.
Mr. Arthur Fredheim has been playing In series
q concerts given By the Boston Festival orchestra
in the cities and towns OF New England for the LAST
Two weeks He has been heartily received the meas
e OF his success, being fairly indicated by the fosws
ing criticism in &" The springfield Republican:
1T IL sad for an instrumental performer TO com
pe,e with great singers and this makes 1t the more
astonishing That real climax of the concert was
Mr. FIiedhein's paying of LISTS i Hat concerto.
The audience went wild over IL, and PaderewsA
could hardly have received greater ovation. There
Is probably no artist living who can play this con-
certo better thar Mr.. Fnedhem. lie plays vita
gloomy saturninc energy snguarly fitted 70 the savs
age barbagic power Of the piece
The ,hor.l club. under the direction Of Miss Kate
,'l,,,nlc. ". siy, it, s-cJni >ubst !plon Con-
cert next Wednesday evening. at Calvary Church, In
West fy-seven;hst. The Club will have the as
sistance of Miss Evelina Hartz soprano Victor Her.
bert cello Miss Cecil Bradford, violinist, and Mr.!
bushnell BARITONE.
Mr. Nahan Frankie has closed an engagement with
a Colorado syndicate 10 perform with orchestra az
the Broadmoor Casino, Colorado Springs, for four
months beginning June 1. His orchestra Will lncluas
some Of our best orchestral players from the New
York Philharmonic and symphony societies, ana NJ.
Jacques Friedberser, solo pianist.
Max Trcumann baritone, will give subscription
conccr, in Chamber Music Hall saturday evening.
NJ which he will have the help Of Miss Alice Mande@
lick. contralto and Max Splcker, accompanist. He
viii sing some Wagnerian numbers and songs by
brahms schubert schumann, Jensen, Rubnstein and