New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
Je Ia con -nais. oui, o

Je la con -nais. oui, nj, Ma dame.
This is the passage to which Gretry made direct
he form OF the Morceaa requiring
The The Dse ss aeyen an ss s S
view OF Commettants assertion that wv henever
msn or Il % a S shs
the three "reminiscences the first Is sung by the
HSanefsS 10 the second d' by Bone phrase
quoted above with music and the tnird again ny
d dne y These s are the only illusions to
Richard in an opera dealing with h him 'D, Wh'es so are
the melody is in the finale when the Countess:
Richard and Blondel give voice to their happiness
by singing the melody.
ton that there Is in Gretry foreshsdowlng OK
wagner If Commettant and Hanslick were correct.
Gretry was man Of fine Intellectual pafrs wh no
purely lyrical tendencies Of the Italian composers
He believed in dramatic defamation as st u,S,nS
ought to be sung en- y,,a,os chante and pour Ss
stroye to blend music poetry and action
in his sUc SDd he s% mot me-
principle which underes Wagners system Inc Inc
Except t the Morceau Ensemble is purely drs.
matte device In the Moroccan. where the Likeness
to make US really believe it was Intended ended i Us Is
nothing than remniscence, it w1 h nav sn
opera on the device Of discovery through tne me-
Of q
lad but once Reminiscent phrases are e., much older
than Wagner II Grstry used used it much more
effectively in Les Huguenots Wher sora siarc r.
keeps company with the os she emo
then Monteverde ANTICIPATED retry py are a yea sny
for in 9f Of he n @ Which
forms the second part of the prelude dmere Is Z
sr1 fvnca phrase Wagner used the former long
before he developed his theory OF m
Lob a fine example OF 1luslcd
cence with dramatic purpose; so u, h hut neither ~
these operas illustrates wagners system s OF TYP.
zeal phrases according to which the phrc in tb.
the themes do for d the Dr ra0 Hsn ..
lick made a mountain out of a molehiii.
The success of Nine LineTs Russian choir
has helped to stimulate an interest in folk song:
which ought to result in increasing the eoncerr.
in to Sos S S o Pond has
a union Of Miss Karin Lind5ten. singer and Msrs
terianment in which Swedish foksong and swed,
sh folklore are TO be exploited. MISS neone
and Miss Walberg relates some of their extremely
poetcal legends and fairy tales suGh an snd
ought to be in demand with private receptions as
well as schools and lyceums
The prospectuses of the SYMPHONY and 0ratoro
Six evening concerts on November II, December 3.
January January "a February H. ana Mar nu M
days Immediately preceding The solo artists en-
gagged are Amala Materna. Vladimir De Pach.
Greene Green The following compositions will be per-
formed: Harold in Italy" Berlioz; choral sym.
Concerto for violin Dvorak Grst time, olaf Tryg;;
yason Grieg new; La Bee Daine sSmpbony
minor. Schumann; SYMPHONY No new" fro ana .cf
Die Walkure and prelude and finale Iris u,ii
and Isolde" Wagner. The Oratorio society Vii VIII
dates of the and d %Srks 9ens f. Boz
February "a,
According to St. Matthew Bach; March u, 81
Paul" Mendelssohn.
Mr. Richard Burmeister. who spent last year IN
concerts but also produced symphonic 1an Rs
Op snS re nss his duties professor
Peabody Conservatory Mr., seid has accepted M,
soeety in nor Brookyn and at one Of vnsk
concerts in this city MIR. Burmeister will appear
ps a on N SI s. when he will play
minor concerto with new bseaenty give
two rectals in the Music Hail.
The Svinski concerts. which will be managed ~
James W MSrrissey for A. ~ paim epce T' ua
given in n MADISON NS sSear g and 3d. and the
afternoon OF December At the hrst ne VII pay pay
other concerts Rubinsten's d minor and schu-
manns A minor concertos Will be given, f nlr.
ward several novelties in the way OF orchestral
compositions and transcriptions
Following is the list for the first week Of opera
by the Hnrchs company beginning to-nloiI9~ az
the Garden Theatre Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day evenings and Saturday afternoon. Cayellerla
Rustcana" and Il Pagliacci; Tuesday II Lroy ,:
tore: Thursday. Carmen; saturday raust
others in Italian. Rita Elandi will be the SAN
tuzza of the 'Cavalera" performances the other
members of the company are selma koert-hros-
Perry AveriIl and Katherine Fleming Henri
Marteau is expected to arrive in New YORK, on
November 10; he will play at some OF Mr., Seidi i,
more as well as at the Philharmonic and SYM
phony Society concerts in New-York :. Miss
Bertha Webb. vionist will play AT the ST. caecelia
concert at the Music Hall on November %
The ranks of American yiolinists OF the gentle seX
have been increased by the coming OF Miss susie
Bowers. of San Francisco. who has lust returned turned
deck. At the Metropolitan College or Music
next Thursday. p. m. Dr. Grsgs VIII Lecture
intended to have weekly lecture on the same day
and hour throughout the season. Vladimir dc
Pachmann viii give three Chopin rectas at Chick:
erng Hall on the AFTERNOONS OF October II, ~ sna
String Quartet will give three concerts OF champer
music I'm the hall Of the Mendelssohn Glee club on
Il. assisted by Walter Damrosch. Naver Schar-
wenka and Mrs. Gustav Dannreuther
Nine. Patti will leave London for Liverpool
October 2s. and will take passage on the lucania,
arriving in New-York on the following Friday or
Saturday. Her first appearance will be at the
Music Hall November O. In a miscellaneous
concert programme and the third act OF Faust
she will be supported by Nine. Guerrina Fabbri.
contralto: Nine Louise Enge mezZo soprano: Mr..
Durward Iely. tenor; Signor Antonio Gasssi. barry.
be a matinee Saturday. November IL, al which
the second act OF Marta" will be given.
FROM " WILLIAMS VERSE.h