New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
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MUSICAL MATTERS

The second service for this season Of the Church
choral Society under the direction OF Richard
Henry Warren. will take place in the Church OF
tho unlv Trinity at Madson-ave and forty-sec-
| onJ 81, on next Wednesday afternoon ana IhurS-
dov evening The works which will he performed
are Bach's "Magnihcat." and a new mass III y py
Antonin Dvorak. The latter composition VIII De
brought forward for the nrst time in America on
this occasion The solo parts Of both works VIII be
g., the hands OF Mrs Tyler Dutton and Mrs. Theo-
J,re ! Toedt sopranos. Miss Emily Winant CON
tralto. T.. g. Towne. tenor. and 'aH DunL pass.
Mr. Macfaranc viii play the organ
rho ,hira concer, Of the German Glederkranz
vuI take uace In the societvs hall this evening.
The solo singers Will boz Miss Emma Juch. Miss Ger
,rude Stein carl Naescr. Emil Steger. and Conrad
Behren. Mr. Richard Arnold viii play Ernsrs
Hungarian songs for violin solo, and the numbers
in which the mixed chorus Of the Society will par
t!cipatc will he the three choruscs Of dispersion
from Rubinstein's Tower Of Babel an excerpt
from Xaver Scharwenka's opera "Mataswintha'
and the prayer ami finale Act l, OF Wagner )
"Iohcngrin."
The three chamber muhc concerts which NJ
Marteau has planned for the edifcation OF his
friends viii take place In Chamber Music Hall on
the afternoons OF the 10Th. 18th and l'th INST ~
the first concert NJ. Marteau, NJ Lachaume ana
Mr.. Hcgner Will play saint -Sacnss irst trlo' anu
the other b~rS VIII i- Stlht-7f'il9 9'ii' i''
pianoforte and vioonoello. and cesar FrancN :
sonata for pianoforte and violin. At the second
concert Mr. Kocrt will assist and the programme
Will be- made up OF a quartet op. l.. by |abrlel
Taure and Sant-Saens's second trio and quartet
Oh A. At the third concert the assistants Will be
Mcssrs Koert and Maunes. and the programme
will consist Of quintet by \. de Castillon sonata
ny Paul I.acombe. and a quintet by Cesar Franck.
Al the rfth private Chamber Music Concert OF the
Aschcnbr5lel Ncrein this afternoon, Mr.. Adolph
Dahm-Petersen will sing three songs. AMI manu-
script trio in u minor by Rubin Golimark ana
Hummers septet Will be played.
Max Maretzek will leave for the West this week
with a complete English opera company. which
has been engaged to give a series OF opera In
omaha Kansas CITY, Minneapolis, St Paul and
some other Western cities The company includes
The following artists: Louise Natal. Charlotte Ma
conIa. Katherine Wadsworth sopranos; Helen Won
Doenhoff. contralto. Payne Clarke Barron Berth
aid tenors: William Mertens. Perry Averill barry
tones: Pierre Deasco and 5 H. Dudley. bassos. \
ful, chorus and orchestra have also been engaged.
The season will begin next Monday In Kansas city.
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The com nlttee for the Sangerfest. which VIII take
Mace at the Madison Square Garden June .. ~ p.
os has engaged 'he following solo artists: Amalia
Materna Emma Juch. Lillian Blauvelt. Emil flsch-
er Maude Powell and Victor Herbert Negotiations
with a number OF others are yet pending. The
festival conductors will be Frank der Stucken,
carl Helm and Heinrich Zoener. over two hun
dred singing societies. with chorus Of over 5000
voices Will participate.
rita Elandi has been specially engaged to sing
the part OF Venus in the German performance ot
.Tannhiuser" which will be given for the beneht oI
the German Press club at the Metropolitan Opera
House tomorrow night.
The first two performances Of the New-iork
,,oi of onera and Oratorlo will occur on April j.
r1 % in the Manhattan Athlete club Theatre Al
the frat the second act OF Iravlata, second h at'
OF Martha" fourth Act OF at the second hrs
act ~ "Pagllacci" second act or MetStoteie'
second scene OF AIde seG0%e "T The o directors Of
the school are Emilio Agramonte ana I. B' ha"IeS'
Following are the boxhoders at the ,ia,,sd
norrow evening In aid of the relief fund OF the pe.
man Press Club: Mayor Gllr9y MaHor, T"EIiIi WiIIi,mm m
SteInway Controller Ashbel T. Fitch hahuoIpm pp ' nus
genhemer. Judge Morgan D. Ger bTlen' Commssioner
Charles G. F. Wahle J. PierPont Morgan, Henry
Hsrmann Henry r. a. Bisckon Anhese Busch brewing
company Edward Lauterbach' Jacob ,t. KupperS
GsSTEf %Sram EhTei Diecto1 SaSf Adolf Phillip schwarz
Herzie. NJ. schwarz Direc'os, sr,hnr vnn Hresen
Carl and rheodor Rosenfed VILLAIN pb,,,,G IL Grais Ris
IJanrv IIndenmeyr III. Ricnter Sohs, iHIlIlP DIS
igs iiierag Wrs Eva Bechtel City Chamberlain Joseph
j. GDonohue Judge Leonard GeyeGn; nrsS ASslsnnt Nan
S,rnfs Puhsam a Hormanp. Commissioner Charles
F MacLean John Kos,er Judge leicester H9me, Ia
,nonn George C. Engel DIR. John Friedrich. L.
Scbmenger James Speyer Benno Loewy' a. Zlnsser'
Miss Maud Morgan will give concert at tne Mem on
Thmrsdav AnrtI 26 at SIS p. with the aid or MI
Emil Fischer Mr.. Anton Hegner and other arus,s;;
as well as the Lenox Choral Amateur society VI
which Miss Morgan Is director