New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12

AND MINOR INTELLI-
GENCE


ANNOUNCEMENTS AND MINOR INTELLr-
GENCE.
The first OF the ffty-second season OF the
Philharmonic Society will take place at the Music
Hall next Saturday evening. the public re-
hearsal on Friday afternoon. The programme is
az follows:
symphony IN Fiat sehu n,n.'.
Madame Materna.
adapted And r,he,traiei by Anton seldl)
Death 81 Siesfrled and finale from die
niaenhidc. Maqanc Matcrna
The first OF Mr.. Damroschs Sunday concerts
in the Music Hall will take place tonight. The
programme will be as follows: In the miscellaneous
first part-Overture TO "Benvenuto Cellin." Berlioz
air from Bizets Pearl Fishers Sgnor G. Cam
panari; symphonic poem "Phaeton." Saint-Saens;
bolero from the 'Sican Vespers." Miss Bauvelt:
theme and variations on the Austrian National
Hymn Haydn. for string orchestra: air from
Roberto il Diavolo." Meyerbeer. Sgnorina Moreska;
Sounds of the Forest. from 'Segfried" In part
second the following selections from Leoncavallos
opera Il Pagliacc' Will be given: prelude and
monoogue. Signor Campanari and orchestra; air.
Act ], Miss Bauvet: intermezZo. orchestra: TO
conclude with the grand duo from Act !. for
Media and Silvo. by Miss Blauvelt and Signor
Campanari or the three singers here mentioned
Known know locay' sSnorins Nice Moreska the mexzo.
soprano IS a newcomer from the theatres OF Italy.
with voice, Of fine timbre. real artistic feeling
and no small degree OF training, who ought 70
our public which has remained unweaned from the
concsrt % be eya,ea 10 mse by TschaSowsky
and Gounod.
1t is announced that Mr. Damrosch has engaged
Nine MateIna for special series of concerts IN
from Wagners dramas including those in which
shs has and not and |" sch
vocal ASSOCIATES In these concerts VIII be SON
footsteps and Emil Fischer This popular basso.
by the way VIII soon go to st. Peters6urs where
along with Sucher. Alyary and others.
The presence of Mr.. Brodsky at the head of the
voIins of the symphony soclety's orchestra rs
the band Mr.. Brodsky will soon begin work with
his s'rng quartet which this year Win be com m
Anton ,Hegnsr. The Brodsky Quartet, as il vim
Of chamber music &C in Recital Hall on the follow
rug saG s s.$n Masi 3 and n ana
| Mr. Victor Herbert who has been elected
dacior q dilmore's famous band has succeeded in
| reorsanizng and increasing the strength OF the
sp of to h he ss "a G hns he '
| public VIII be given chance to judge of Mr. Her
the drst sunday. concert. to be given November
e at the Broadway Thea.re at popular prices
! will be assisted by several eminent singers
| by the announcements Of his manager. Is expected
to succeed with the american people because he is
nounced to sail from England Yesterday on the
arrive here on the 18th inst His first concert in
| the Madison square Garden Concert Hall is set
the afternoon of December p the third the night
Of December 5; and the fourth on the afternoon Of
season will begin Thursday morning. November
q. and that for single concerts on Monday, Novem,
| Der q. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
| Boston will be visited the order named at the
| close of the New-York engagement.
| Mr.. Marcus Mayer announces that Nine. Patti
| will positively sing tomorrow evening when the
concert postponed from last THURSDAY evening will
a e ven up a the d Set q
which will be sung in costume with the aid OF stage
| Tely as Faust Signor Novara as Mephistopheles,
Nine Fabr siebel and Nine; Engel as Marta;
| The miscellaneous first part OF the programme Will
/ be follows:
Overture. merry Wives Of Windsor, Nc0la
| Aria. I'll nembo 81 calmo' or Pescatori dI :
Pere)
~ VI ' ,..''' WV, '''''' O'''' ciuck I
cavatn' "sperate disIi" e. Naouc0").""Verdis u
Song. "The Distant Shore Sullivan
Arc. "rna voeeo l'n narSele.y ..::..:....I ossIni
Barracuda ',Prescator afohda esea' ca LIN, 4
Ballad ~rAe i Sss ! S...i sullivan
Rect. and EOmanz.' Tossed the sea"..SOsa. >
c.nto popoare, LA sYf Ria Banderao Rotoli
| sisnof Gaassi.
Grand March, Rene de- saba GOunod
| Americans who contemplate attending the Bay
| reuih festival next summer will be glad to learn
| that Messrs. Noveo. Ever & Co, as agents Of
booking booking OF seats for this country: the festival
will begin on July 10 and close on August 10: with
o. "Parsfa." six Of .Lohensrin, and hye OF or
| ma do I'M 10
| the beginning OF 1894 The allotment will then be
ps Of sea Rr0:S ov6 % Co. T
charge 80 cents FOR caring for and delivering each
| order.
Director Jahn of the Court Opera in Vienna.
! has planned a serial performance of all or Wag-
ners operas and dramas which hold the stage. ex-
beginning qdq ~ M%e GsOrs sns
! she has and deserves many will be pleased TO
H he 'e eair she well She has Plainly made hit
| in the Imperial city.
News Notes.-The first concert of the Arion. will
take place this evening Mime Materna will sing
concerto in B-fiat minor in ST. Petersburg, under
nine min ID days s' before his death She viii return TO
| New-York early in January and play at the SECOND
| campanini will teach in New-York in the time
NOT engaged in ~ Ishrer
heard in two concerts this afternoon and evening
the Sa ro Ihsa'T melting rhn Ia SSe of Se
rooms Of the Music Hall tomorrow evening. when
| Miss Kate Rolla. j. II. Mckinley. Dora Becker.
9 ASnr Poo au George Andrews Carl
| niger Mrs Beach, OF Boston Heinrich Neal.
| Reginald de Koven and Gustav Becker. Mr..
| Horatio W. Parker's beautiful oratorio. 'Hora
! Novssima abbreviated to an hours length will
be at the forty-tirst festival Of the choir OF
| St James's Church this evening. The solos will
be in the hands OF Master August Stout. +. c.
| rowne and MILFORD Waters t. r. kreh-
| biel will lecture on THE Origin and Nature of the
| Lyric Drama" at Ogontz School. next Wednesday
evening Miss Marie Van and W r. Williams
will sing ancient and medaeval music to Illus
trate the lecture. and Miss Florence l.. Brown. be-
sides the accomplishments, will play the prelude IA
Monteverdes "Orfeo" "a. d. l60iD. This will he
the first Of three lectures which Mr. Krehbel will
deliver this Il OgnnlZ. In January he Mill