New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mime. Arnoldson, soprano; Nine. Scalchi. con-
tralto; Slgnor Vignas. tenor NJ Plancon. basso and
Mr.. Anton Hegner. 'cellls Will be the soloists at
the Damrosch Popular Concert at Music Hall to-
night. The symphony Orchestra Will play and
Mr.. Walter Damrosch Will conduct usual The
programme Is as follows: Coronation March from
"Le Prophete' Andante and finale from Golfer
manns concerto for vloloncello. played by Mr.
Hegner Signor Vgnas will sing u Spanish song
Maria, by GarmeZ. and an aria from "LAfricaIne' {;
ballet music from Samson and Delilah" by
Saint-Shens: air, Nine Scalchl. Selections from
Gounods philemon and Baucis' Will be sung in
Pant II by Nine. Arnoldson and II. Plancon in
Guiding aria Of Philemon; a duet. Philemon
and Jupiter: an aria OF Vulcan. and an intermezzo
by the orchestra In Part III the orchestra will
play LISTS Battle Of the Huns" and the finale
from "Rheingold"; Nine. Arnoldson will sing "Ah
fors and eui." from La Traviata,' NJ Plancon
will sing air from Verdfs Don Carlos" and
Mr.. Heg..er Will play his "Elegie" and a
Tarantelle by Pepper. Popular prices will pre-
vail usual
Next Friday afternoon January &C. and Satur-
day evening. January y. the symphony Society
Walter Damrosch. conductor. will give its fourth
concert. with Miss Sgrid Wolf. contralto. from the
Royal Opera. Copenhagen and Mr. Anton Hegner
'cellist. soloists. The programme Is as follows
Salnt-.;aens Samson and Deah.' a. dance Of
and snng by I'VE s a wo rTia
concerto for vioonceilo played by Mr.. Hegner
festival overture. Leopold Damroscf
Miss sgrld Wolf who will max, debut in
New-York at the symphony Society concerts next
Friday and Saturday, Is contralto OF the highest
rank ran fsm the he I RSya % stOckhO% she
her mother, Lucie Wolf the celebrated Norwegian
actress on leaving last May for America the
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one OF the most ialentcd among the younger
her abroad i therefore take the liberty to men,
ton Miss Wolf as most unusually gifted singer.
She sings not only with her beautiful voice. but
her entire being and what she presents provesa most
sensitlyeiy musical spirit, and is Of soulful;
hear her, for instance in Carmen" be convinced
thereof ~ ! Congratulate any opera which may
.'Meran. May 1886 EDWARD GRIEG."
Miss Wolf has been specially engaged to sing
the role OF Fricka in stage performance OF Die
Nine. Melba, signor Ancona and Edouard de
Reszke VIII furnish the solo attractions at the
MS evening The pr %sDlD''i as follows:
"LAresenne." suite for orchestra. nlzet ohe or
rSa Faust Gcund pG'. % %aasalc2 s sr S Pr"
m asms ?u air. @ @ Goa do M @
excerpts from lie Deluse.' Saint siiens Cthe or.
Sn Sm SSn sSG Nahn e FIs Sa three aa
bers for orchestra from 'Slgurd Jorsalfar" Grieg;
sen GSnnod 0@ rnop yDea waite o on
Romeo ct JulIete." Gounod Mime. Melbal; seren-
AIDE. Tschaikowsky M de Reszke); third Hungarian
Rhapsody.
There Is a promise In the announcement OF a
brilliant week at the opera. Carmen IL to be
given Twice. on Monday evening ana az IL special
matinee on Thursday. "Somiranilde" will have It's
last evening performance on Wednesday on Fri
day 'Tannhiuser' IS to have It's nrst representa-
ton In Italian. and Die Meiserslnger VIII have
a representation at Saturdays matinee. The pro-
duction OF "Tannhauser" will be an interesting
occurrence, Nine. Media will be the Elizabeth,
Nine Nordica the Venus Senior Ngnas the Tam
hAuser. Signor Ancona. Wolfram. and III. Plancon
the Landgrave.