The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-27
THE REALM OF MUSIC
Richard Wagners Heroines
Under the Llme1ight Next
Week at HasbrouCk
Institute.
MR.. HOLLANDS CONCERT TOUR.
Mr.. Moritz Schwarz Again Comes
to the Front in organ Recitals
Notes of Musical
Moments.

brouck Institute OH Friday evening.
November 8. with "Richard Wagner's
HnroInes." The illustrations. musical
utmost care. Miss Florence Turner will
sing Senta's song from the Flying
Dutchman; Miss Lucy f. Nelson, the
prayer of Elizabeth from ~Tanuhauser
Mr.. Gustav L. Becker will play the
Waliweben, music from Siegfriea; Mr.
Henry Lincoln Case will sing the Swan
song from Lohengrin and Wa lther's
Preislied from Die Meistersinger; Mr..
Baier will play an organ arrangement of
Siegfried's Todtmarsch from Goetter-
daemmerung. The Rhfnemaiden's trio
as arranged for piano. will be played by
Mrs. Hunter Brown.
A male chorus will sing the chorus OF
Pilgrims from Taunlauser aud a chorus
of women the Spinning soug from the
Flying Dutchman. A mixed choir sings
he Lohengrin Bridal chorus. There
will be ensembles FOR piano. organ and
violin of the Liebestod from Tristan
n IS0lda, q for piano and rga OF
the Vorspiel co Die Meistersinger. the
Flying Dutchnan overture will be played
as arranged for piano, four hands.
Rehearsals are now held daily at the
Institute. The Illustration by tableaux
yivants has been already explained at
length in these columns. The 1ual re-
hearsal in costume will bs held at the
Institute on Wednesday evening, Mo-
vember l. On this occasion there will be
the lights that will be used on Friday.
Principals. chorus, and the ladies to i'm
personate the heroines will be present.
At HALL TONIGHT,
Tho Nnf.aIinn nPpan for HuGcrOr1aC; 70
School of Music arrived yesterday After
noon, without the necessary mar Co set
1t up. This implies u stroug doubt az TO
the carrying out of the organ solos upon
the programme for this evenings concert
by the faculty. Mrs. Joseph kunyon
Let's will sing for the first time siuce
her connection with the School of Music.
Miss Priscilla White, soprano, will also
sing, by courtesy of Major Poad. Mr.. j..
G. Witbers will contributs a flute solo.
Mr.. Gustav L. Becker will play two
Liszt arrangements n & p~olonaise of
M~oszkowskt. A large number OF invita-
lions have been issued, and from al
Indications the hall promises to be filled
to its utmost capacity. 4} tA-
Gu Monday night October 80, Has
bronck Hall will be the scene of another
musical event, the American debut OF
Miss Caroline L. Yeaton, a young stu
dent just returned from Germany. AD
anaIysls Of Miss Yeatou's playing, gained
from a private hearing. was published in
The JERSEY CITY NEWS last week. MISS
Yeaton will play the Beethoven sonat g
op. 81, Chopin number, (the
ScherZo, oD. SO, unless my memory miss
leads mel, Raf's LA Fileuse" aud the
concluding etude of Kullak's Octave
School. @ @
The soprano will be Mrs. Grace Has,
keIl-Barnum, of Brooklyn. who will
make her first appearance b.fore a Jersey
City audience. | nave not yet he ard Mrs.
Barnum, but competent judges tamtliar
with her voice describe it as having a
remarkable range and smootnne So.
There Is said 60 be 8 refreshing u atural
sweetness in her tone-qualIIy. Mrs.
Barnum is but twenty -two years old,
aud already well-known as q singer iu
the city That is ner home. Her pro-
gramme. numbers COMPRISE the great
aria from Saint>Sasns "Sason ct
Della" mon coeur s'ouvre a. ia voix;''
Abt's Maiden, Arise, " n Rubinstein's
setting of 'Du Bist Vie Fine Blume."
The recital will be Tor the benefit of
the Home for Agel Womea. both artists
having generously given their services.
MR.. HOLLANDS CONCERT OUR
Mr.. John holland, the violinist, will
leave tomorrow Saturday for a concert
tour, the first concert 10 be given at
Oleau, N. Y. The route will be to Mon~
treal, returning by way of Syracuse. Mr..
Hollands repertoire for these Dr9-
grammes introduces TWO numbers by all
Italian composer. Luigi Chiostri. whose
works ara not published III this country,
although they have won a high rauK
abroad. The two which he will play are
a Gayotte in A major. and "Pensiero
Melodico." His other programme num
bers will be the audante from Max
Bruch's violin concerto In g.. No. 3. OF
the hungarian Dances OF Brahms, the
A major ".Romanza" Of Beethoven, and
Carl Bohm's well knowa GaFotbs.
F~oRTNIGHTLY's NEW PLAN.
The Programme Committee Of tbs
Fortnixhtly Musicales met last Wednes-
day ui9hE, aud decided to hold tue frat
musicale on Friday evening, Move mber
considering groups Of COMPOSERS rather
than separate individuals, and to make a
beginning with the fnles OF johann
Sebastian Bach. the membership OF the
society now numbers twenty-five.
The Programme Committee for 1884
Ia Miss Lucy E. Nelson. Mrs. W. Hunter
Brown, Mrs. r. G. Lyle, Mr.. Victor Baier,
Mr.. G. L. Becker. .f
ACROSS THE RIVER.
The last Chopin recital of De Pach.
mann will be given next Tuesday alt.r.
noon at Chickeriug Hall. The programme
is of a nature adapted to display the
marvellous technique of the pianist, iu-
cluding as it does the Allegro de Concert;
Fantaisie Impromptu. op. 66; Fantastic.
on. 40; Scherzo, CD. 81, and the famous
waltz. OBJ. 40, with the peculiarly irregu-
Lar rhythm, as well as four preludes.
a mazurka, a ballade, q ~barcarolle, and a
nocturne. t
a Miss Wilhelmine Sandlneyer. whit
sang Serpolette in the Jersey City Am
ateur Operatic Associations first pro-
duction of the "Tne. Chimes of Norman
die" will sail for Europe next week on
the Campania, to complete her studies
with Marchesi in Paris. Miss Sand
never will probably make her operate
debut In. Paris next year. n sing In
London before returning to America,
She will be brought out by Marchesi,
who gave to the world Melba, CAlve and
SO many other stars of grand opera.
The Oralorio Society has begun its
rehearssls in Music fall. Seventh ayenut
and Fii~tysseyenth street. New York
The usual large delegation of Jersey
Il City choir singers has been enrolled al
ready for this season.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
1t Ia a pleasure to record hat Mr..
Moritz Sch W has begun TO give riga
r~ecitals again this winter. / say ''begun.'
because it il to be earnestly desired that
1.-The recital which he gave last Tuesday
night is but the first OF as long a series a.
lie may be willing to give. 'Fhis young
~oraanist brings to his work an enthusi-
asin aud devotion to the beautiful that.
united with conscientious study. has
placed MIN in the front rauk of the city's
organists. MIR. Schwarz has proved his
ability as a composer ny several songs