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

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,oLe Mace this evening. the programme ,,,,,,
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March from the Queen Of t .,e""
Overture. Tampa Orchestra. .
Air from 'IAkme' ,c,,,,,,.,e
Snowflake 49,
Song "Ah. ren-dm! Nine '? scalcai. .
Air from THE Season. ,:1coo
~, Nnuet from 'Manon' n;s,,ra
%, ''Dream After the Bali,
The Jewel Song from TaH M, ''0D"0H
Prelude and finale from Tristan und Isolde
A na,scnet
() Gypsy Dance
&C. G, n nsnee IF the Aaionaons pel''e'
VIZ Orchestra. ,,
Duet from Mm rt'f sSalch and VI riancon ,
Trio M fTS Me faS'' NJ Maasaiee II rIancon
The Philharmonic Society viii begin It's season
of six public rehearsals and six concerts next
Friday afternoon and saturday evening" ''e P''-
gramme being follows:
Overture "sakuntaa. o. 10
Concerto io' v ~ Mo Euren m@ Ysay %p sam" '"F'
dis hrst appearance In American pao,
SAdartcd for string orchestra by HemcsbcrgrJ
Scotch Fantasia for fl'' Eugene 0i1 ~ Ysaye
Symphony No .. E nlhoT op o. From the
New World by requesD. .D'oraK
Cesar Thomson will give his first recital at
Carnegie Hall next Wednesday afternoon. at
go o'clock with the assistance OF Mrs. Julia L.
Wyman. The programme viii include a concerto
for violin. by Wieniawski. the sonata '"Trillo de
Diavolo" by Tartn: a Romance by Rubinstein. a
Tarantelle by Wienawski. an Adagio by Ries
and NJ. Thomsons own arrangement OF Passa-
caga, by Handel; Mrs Wyman viii sing Lenep-
veus LA Jeune Captive" three songs by Chamin-
ade and three byTschaikowsky. Tickets are now on
sale at the box Office OF Carnegie Hall.
The company for Mr.. Damrosch's wagner opera
sen Is nT% are hosn Of Faen adsky
for the roles Of Elsa in '.ohengrin Elizabeth In
Eva in "Die Melstersinger." and Fraulein Kuts.
9s GE wh s WI nnF rans u In
FrauleIn Gadsky is from the Bremen Opera House.
A reception and invitation concert Will be given
delssohn Glee Club Hall, to introduce Juanito
Mancn the enyear-old vi9linis pnpil OF "a "a
Beridez. soprano. and Miss Jessie Shay,
pianist.
Black Patti" and her company. will give con-
cert in Carnegie Hall next Sunday evening
Der music room OF Carnegie Hall next Wednesday
4 concert will be given at s.. Andrews Methodist
Episcopal Church. No. 1922 West Seventy tn st.
Ericsson Bushnell barytone: Victor Kdzd0 violin
ist and Frank Treat SouthwcE, organIs will pro-
vide the music.
The first OF Mr.. Gerrit Smiths tenth series OF free
organ recltals will take place In the South Church,
Madison-ave. and Thirty-elghth-st, to-morro" az
ternoon at O'Clock. Mr. Smith will be assisted In
the series by Miss Marguerite Hall, Mrs. Gerrit
smith Tom Karl, Francis Fischer Powers. Charles
Herbert Clarke, the Schumann Male Quartet and
others.
4 surprise OF a most delightful kind was enjoyed
last Thursday afternoon by those who attended an
invitation recital at Madison Square Garden Con.
cert Hall. The performers were the two Misses
Suiro OF Baltimore who recently returned
from studies In Berlin and concert-gving In Paris
and London. The young women have studied en-
semble pianoforte playing az a specially and nave
acquired a technical SKIN and sense OF mutual
understanding quite phenomenal. Their entertain
ment is not only unique but thoroughly artistic
and free from all admixture OF claptrap.
Mr. krehbel's lecture the nrst programme OF
the philharmonic Society will take place In the
parlor of Carnegie Hall next Thursday afternoon
II viii be devoted chiefly to a study Of Dvorak s
last symphony and It's relation TO Foksongs In
America. a subject which has occupied vast deal
OF attention during lhe last twelvemonth MT:
Henry Holden Huss and Mr. Richard Aldrich VIII
aid In the exposition. Persons who wish 10 attend
the lecture and are not subscribers 10 the course
may purchase tickets for single admissions at
Schuberths. in Union Square, and at the box office
Of Carnegie Hail.