New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THE wEEK-NEWS
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK-NEWS
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The musical calendar for the coming week Is as
follows
Hp sSpo GsS'f Opera ""s
Monday Metropolitan Opera House. p. French
opera performance in America Of lemoergs oper"
Elaine"
'q'@ TRomss" ch'aS:rns ny,!% on
Bernhard Stavenhagen and Jean Gerardy
"Wednesday Church Of zo" and St TmCthy o p
0pera House French opera ''Romeo = Juiette.'
THURSDAY q Zion and st. Tmohy c.SeP D M n
Music Brooklyn. r. m Faust
Friday Metropolitan Opera House : p m Italian
opera oeo Carnegie MUSE ha et Lean p f;erariy
chamber Music Hail Sis Pedrodi salazars concert.
Opera House p M ca Italian
opera. 'I-ohenRrin' y. m. la Traylata 'arhesle
Hall $50 p. m. Concert OF the Musical Art Society
At the regular Sunday might popular concert In
the Metropolitan Opera House this evening Nine.
Nordica Mile Heller Signor Russitano and NJ
Plancon will be the singers and Sgnor Mancinelli
will conduct The programme is as follows:
V y.Tsir [enrin Son SABA act III odmar&
3 Romanza from la Fora del Des'no' .....N Verdi
"Henge qurlle'' ..............Mozar
Mile. Mira Heller.
D freu'e anu ara NJ Pancon.
q Norspiel und Liebesod Tristan und isolde
Isolde Nine Nordca.
Z Suite. Peer Gynt Greg
. po,,.,, .y,s1 M,ls. Mira Heller. Thomas
Nine Noralca
10 Overture. William Tell ................ Rossni
Under the patronage Of A number Of ladies proml-
nent in social circles Mr.. James Fitch Thomson.
barytone, will give four subscription song recita.s
at the Waldorf Hotel on the afternoons Of Deem
Iar = nd baUir nil U,'ef ,glr
p. The programme for the first recital next
Tuesday is follows:
a "Hnaus"
b. "Abschled Ries
d. Her rncin Herr sci nicht beklomrnen.'
Isor,s .......................M Meyer fIelmund
lna wen du Dist Elm RosIein'' ....... .Hen,chel
Whe1e The Bee suck sucks sb AIas
Kind Fortune Smiles .......................Pu Purcell
Wier M, sr yoa Walk Handel
'ihl me 70 Live .hat'"
The Musical Art Society Frank Damrosch. con-
ductor Will ghe its first concert this season AT
Carnegie Hall next Saturday evening Eugene
Ysaye. vionist. will play sonata by Beethoven
| In C-rninor. assisted by VI. Lachaume. pianist.
prelude and fugue by Bach and an aria and
gavotte from Vieuxtemps's suite Ancienne.' The
following nj mbers will be given by the chorus OF
the society: Hodle Christus Natus est faIes g
trina; "Hode Christus Natus est Nanini 70
Joseph Mein" Calvisius Est list Elm Ros Emit
springer. Praetorius. In part second three num-
"Iiebe' dr ergeb len mich" cornelius. and ''Rin4
out. Wild Bells" by Leopold Damrosch
Juanito Manen. the yiollnist. VIII play at tn, the
concert TO be given January 10 at Jaegers Hall
in aid OF the United Hebrew Charities.
Mr. Walter Damrosch has received from Messrs
nI@te stage models OF the scenes in Tristan and
Isolde and the entire Nibelungen Triology. which
models are perfect in every detail. and in the SHY
scene in Tristan and Isolde and the forest scene
In "Siegfred' new designs have been used.
\ recent composition by Max Spicker; for male
performed at the last concert OF the Apollo cur
in Boston The work aroused the enthusiasm OF 81
Is as telling and well made masterpiece for male
voices as had been heard In that city for many a
day "A wondrous adaptation OF music to words
II is" he added. and interpolated at intervals
with tonal mgrations that surprised by their new
ness and none the less their startling holiness yet
with such effects and all, as no progressive
musician could impeach
The second operate performar in the Bro2klyr
season VIII take place az the Acanemy OF Musi :
WIN Nine Melba as ,iarguer!ter Nine. scalch a:
! Sebel. Sgnor Russitano as Faust. Sienor Anc9na
as Valentine and Signor f.ancon AS Mephlstopheies
Mr. Bernhard Stavenhagen and Master Jean Ger
ardy will give two rectas az Uarneg'e Eridax 'i
! the second recital the two Will pay one OF Bee'ho
ven's recals
The first public concert this season Of the Manu-
script Society. which took place last " Wednesday
,as made noteworthy by the fact that Mr.. Seld
and his orchestra interpreted the orchestral mum
beers of the programme which was as follows;
l. Tone poem 'Jlbbenainosay." for orchestra .,,
symphony. op 30 1.-TWO movements
| A. Andante rranquilo 49,, :, ,,,ror
sons win e.c4 he's, ,I afcS% pss1 Home
They Brought Her warrior Henry Holden Huss
sung hy Miss Babetta IIuss.
suite FOR orchestra. cleopatra" 1.-TWO movements
| a. Bar Jaroslaw Zielinsk
| I, songs with piano accompaniment. victor harr'S
| sung By Miss Marguerite nan .,,
rarentela ......................Ca carr v l'"'h"u""
| dor orchestral :, .,h,o.Lsr
SUM '"' sung hy Mrs. Alves.
| Overture to opera "Elhnela .... Julian EDWARDS
Good scoring and graceful melodic material cnaa
actcrzed In the main the numbers ioi VI ,inn ~,
MIR Rrstow's overture was worthy Vi
rs vigor and dramatic spirit as was MI Hieli'ish
.,1lanD,tra for IFS clever Instrumentation ana hou
ern ,tmosphere Mrs Aves. who Is always near.
.tb niea sure sang Mr. Schnecker's tunetui SOM
| with her accustomed zeal ana eatnest.enS, i,ior
tnss,s song IN dignifled and dramatic composition
wos we'll sung by his sister. Miss Babetta Huss
! ubo made her debut with orchestra; Inc youn'
| lady has A sympathetic mezzo OF wide rd"se' "'''
sings with dignity and IeelhtE' sor,s were taste
Mr. Victor Harris's pretty little songs we!s 'as nn
fully sung by Miss Hall on the wnoie, .ne T ~
cert was one OF the best the society mas gwen III
long time II the Manuscript Society rises 10 IN
measure Of Its opportunities anu Vi Gnife work fo
he advancement OF musical compositions, Dut !
nn,,st se It's face sternly against the tNPio''a'oi
| Of the commonplace and mediocre