New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
MUSIC.
-r SECOND WAGNER
NNI'NCEMENTS-
CONCERTO AN.

and NJ the Wagner concerts under the
Iho =, NJ Waiter Danrosch, for the benefit Of
dsSs,nacdic Dispcns;lry and Hospital took place
the yu.ic Hall yesterday afternoon. Inc audience
"" ,os. as numerous as TIE room Wouiu Ho'u' ana
vas as,on brought many tributes OF applause 10
pe roscL who conducted with obvious earnest
MI goal The orchestra was also III excellent
PES 49, and It's sorority and brilliance OF tone In
eehu" ,'"xes were Ulrilling There was some per
he .,ress in the readings, however, Which pre-
ianev''t ,ull spirit OF tie larger fragments from
veh'o, manifest and the student OF Wagner had
leeo"'o ssions for being amazed at the lghthcarted
severe" ,,hich ATTACHMENTS OF The selections We're
rfs' r,o list Of pieces was made up wholly from
pa'. dramas and TIER preludcs which constitute
pe .,,odv The Nibclungs Ring" and the solo
We - u.,o can he complimented for earncsthesS ana
s"s of epdeavor, Il not for great measure oil
%- were Martha Burckard, Lillian Blauveu,
~ ~ Nlddccl.c-M erckcns, Lena LucKs'oheMyeis'
SA Montcnino and Plunhct Greene The last
enc three concerts is set down ior 'ohoiro" utter
nooD .oor,s Of thu Jenox Jvccrm
u" "a an end on next sunday evening. when
W" ov,ro will be divided between compositions
pe I and Wagner. The solo singers Will be
,.,rsch Nadi Emma Juch, Easta Iavaiy, H.
sas rne l. vivian and Emil Sacnger. and there VIII
v chorus to sing the Flower Girls music from
,,a, y c,uposed of the following ladies: Miss
'is p,hris Nine Garcia Eicgg, Miss Marie Matt
AnA"," ria NJ. Dcrtclle. Nine. Elizabeth North
'a'' a. Minnie Walsh, Miss stella Lipsen, Miss
IVY c,odman. Miss Mildred Emanuel. Miss Ray
'es,d Miss sarah LAWN, sopranos, Miss Ger
wv Nov st0n Miss Rosa stern, Nine Clyde Drum
uu NJ Iucv Osborne, Nine. Adele Baldwin, Miss
H'l1' ,,.urer contyaltos. The complete programme
d as follows Part I-Ee,thoven
o,,nre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .''Leonorc NO;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. N
ME- inc,s.;o c symphony
Fenoi.t songs:
Hdeh0 e""''' Part n-waGncr .,
..,se- - Aria, Elizabeth. .'Dich Theurc Iiallc''
I ahaan" ara Isoid- sden scene Love and Death
Excerpts fsom Act H. arranged by Ant0n naet
LasnsaTm Ia Sicgired Rhine Journey, ib)
Tr;o. % Funeral Mach. Flower Girls, Scene
u,n,sst Greene and Henri Marteau will appear at
~. n.mr,,ch's conccr; on sunday night the former
s,srs set of Irish songs, orchestrated by Dr.
vIysrs Stanford besides an air from st rauI
"a German and scotch songs, the latter playing
!. .o,certo By Garcin ard VieuXtemps's Polonaise.
c,ncert is TO be given by Gilmore's Band, at
the Academy OF Music, next sunday evening Inc
~ nertorners who will appear are: Nine. Kas-
ehowska, ME- rdrre @iark Nv F. W. Zimmerman and
s ssno, CampobellO. selections from the following
operas will be given Martiia' III lroN"'oie'
and TIE HuguenOls.
N,. f. Franci, Hyde President of the New. YORK
philharmonic society has been elected q fellow on
me Inndon Philharmonic Society. We believe MT.
WIDE is the first American TO be thus honored.
The New York symphony Society Walter Damrosch,
eonductor viii give TWO concerts at the chicago In
position in May.