New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
MUSICAL MATTERS.


, THE HANS SACHS UADRO-CENTENNlAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PROGRAMMES.
Hans Sachs. the cobbler-poet Of Nurempurs was
born in 1891 and a committee in the Ola Guy iia'
undertaken to get up a fitting celebration Vi tne
4OOth anniversary of his birth for the ran Vi ui'
year The principal festivities are planned ior io'
day. the 5th OF November, Sachss birthday ana
will begin with an artlsticaly arranged procession
which will represent the poet and the principal
persons and events of his time The PROCESSION VIII
concentrate about 10 o'clock, near the Church vi
ST Catherine or the Council House, where there
will be music and choral singing and an address by
Professor Goetze the president After this the pro-
cesslon will move TO Hans Sachss monument where
an address will be deliverd by one of Nuremourg
representative citizens At O'Clock there VIII De
representation Of Wagners "Meisersinger Won Nurh-
berg" In the city theatre. At o'clock there VIII
be Festcommers in of the larger mans Oh
the city, illumination of the Spltal Platz and the
Hans Sachs monument. On the evening OF SUNDAY
preceding the principal date. as well as on TUESDAY
evening there will be performance OF some OF
Hans Sachss farces In the Turnhalle, ana per-
Torrance in the city theatre In the latter drama
by Genee. which is not yet completed, however
will probably be performed; also Lortzng's opera.
For the successful carrying out of the memorial
festival six committees have been appointed, with
the following duties:
l. The establishment of Hans Sachs museum In
the Katherine krche
@ To look after books and printed matter con-
corning the festival.
8. To provide a memorial monument or tablet
to be erected on the house in which Sachs lived
A. To arrange the festal procession and functions.
5. To manage the theatrical and other perform
ances.
6. Provide entertainment for visitors.
Miss Lillian Bauvelt. soprano; Mrs Clara Poole
King contralto; Miss Currie Duke vioinist; Slgnor
Italo Campanini tenor and Mr.. Plunket Greene
basso, will be the soloists at the Damrosch Popular
Concert at Music Hall, tonight. Rossnfs "Staoat
Mater will be the principal feature OF the pro-
gramme. The Symphony Orchestra will play as
usual. and Mr. Walter Damrosch will conduct Fol-
lowing Is the programme: In Part /. Miss Duke VIII
play Saint-Saenss "Rondo Caprlccioso." Miss Blau
welt will sing "Vo che sapee." from Figaro
Mozart: Mr.. Greene will sing old sea ballad
The Golden Vanity" and Old Sussex song
"Twankydo." arranged by Lucy Broadwood; the
orchestra will play the ballet music from lie Cid"
san-Saens's Algerian suite and Lists symphonic
poem Les Preudes." In Part IL the "Stabat Ma
ter will be given.
Relationships symphony Pathetique," No. s.
and Beethovens ninth Choral symphony will be
performed next Friday afternoon and Saturday
evening at the last concerts Of the Symphony So
cety. Walter Damrosch. conductor Miss Olga
Pevny. Mrs Carl Aves. Mr. William Reger and Mr..
Ericsson +. Bushnell Will be the so!osts in the
Beethoven symphony and the Oratorio Society
chorus will take part. This will be the first per-
Torrance of Relationships last work in America.
The sale of seats will begin tomorrow morning at
Music Hall box office
Mr. Plunket Greene's third recital will take place
next Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock. at Chamber
Music Hall. He will sing Martins "Plaisir
dAmour." "vioette." by Carissim; two songs by
Schubert-"Gruppe aus dem Tartarus." and "Du Dist
die Ruiz songs by Schumann, "Waldesgesprach."
'Ihre Stimme' and "Dein Angesicht' Wagners ,
"Traume" Hollander's "Winternacht" and eight
Old English county songs-two OF Sussex. one Mid
dlesex. one Bucknghamshire. old sea song one
Isle OF Man, one Surrey and one OF Suffolk.
On next Friday evening Nine. Patti will sing
In Signor Pizzrs opera, "Gabriea," in the Music |
Hall The last time that Nine. Patti will ever
be heard in this country. according to the state
ment OF the manager Of this tour will be March
o. when she will sing in the second act OF |
Martha" The sale OF for these concerts |
will begin tomorrow at the Music Hall. and the |
prices OF tickets will range from 81 to "a.
Mr. Cortlandt Palmer Will give his first plano re-
ctal at the Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
next Thursday afternoon at o'clock. He will play |
among other numbers the toccata and fiigue by !
Bach-Tausg. "Papillons" by Schumann, prelude
mazurka. etude AMI balade by Chopin and the valse
impromptu and rhapsode by Liszt.
Alberto Jonas. the Spanish pianist whose recent
recitals at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
have won much praise. announces his intention OF
In New York. He will accept a limited
number OF pupils.
The last lecture OF Mr.. Krehbeirs course in the
room OF the Womans University Club Will take
place next Thursday afternoon. beginning at
o,cock. The subject IS "Hlawatha. and the Rites
n the Condoling Council OF the lroquois Indians"
Some OF the liturgical music written down by the
lecturer on his visit to the Six Nations reserve in
Canada Will be sung.
Miss Emma Heckle; soprano. will give concert
,vening. March t. assisted by Mr.. Leopold Winkler
)ehlhey. 'cellist. and Mr. Robert Thallon, accom-
PIANIST.
Mr.. William H. Rieger will sing at the May
festivals in Cincinnati and Springfield Mass
The third and last OF the Beethoven String
hatsay evenng March Is at Mendelss aSg t GgSs
Tub Hall. No il9 West Fortieth-st.. at sis Pro- ,
aehoneeTto for Swo yons Messs 3 mnSr
md Schlll. Schumann-Quartet, op. A. No 8 In
\ major.
Mr. Franz Rummel recently played sindng's
,ianoforte concerto in Copenhagen under the drec-
lion OF the composer.
The third and last public concert OF the Manu-
script Society for this season will take place next
Wednesday evening at Chckerlng Hail II viii
10 mainly an orchestral concert, and the Svmnhonv
Walter Damrosch. conductor. will NAV
rhe programme will include Ballet Music by
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