New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nine Meba is 20 far recovered from her
Illness that the management feel justified IA an
nouncing that she will sing tonight IT the second
Sunday night concert in The Metropolitan Op"r"
House AZ which Mr.. Sei'll and bis orchestra VIII
also be heard The programme IS a. follow;
/ Grand Festival Gri'E
2 Overture. "O--ou" " "N
3 AHA from "Zampa" .............. .''r''
T. AIR from LA Rclne 1e saba ............. Gonnod
Plrncrn
a. R1s s''s &%. for.c hi io,aia re.
! Suite %; panccs:
W) S"fnuna ..-..---...- .'''''--.''-'-
10 schcrao v"sc ................... ~
s, ,D S.I Ic, r.le, d.. todl- .........Leo D,hc
o Ait, pro pocca,i. ,sja6a, Mat~-o Ros'.n
81 PlAncon Mt,
H. "rlsab.,h.s rrayer' foa- ianrhaa1.r' wagner
Mine. Nclia
II Grand roonaisc .iiszi
The first American appearance Of Niss Mari"
Louise Bailey, and OF NJ Cesar Thomson ~" Eel
pl,n vlolIn'st Will be- mae ~ Carnegie Music Iioil
Tuesday evening. October 20 In conjunction With
the symphony Orchestra un,"r Walier iamlio s' H.
m'TS n and VII Lisz Pa" Hnnraan ian,asy while NJ
Thomson VIII he heard IN Max Bruchs - MINOR
concerto ana Paganinis variations ON 'Non piu
mesta'' orchestratcl ana with cadenza written by
The beethoven string Quartet VII siye three
evening concerts OF classical chamber music in the
Chamber Music Room Of carnegie Hall on Novem-
her % January II and March IT, The quartet VIII
have the assistance OF Re.nhoM Herman ana iyssr
PHhler planists Tickets at Schuberths Union
square. . - $1,000 -
Subscribers to the OrntoriO Society may renew
their subscriptions FOR th' season at the tlFneH"
Hall box office. beginning tomorrow Monday
morning and lasting throughout the week. on
and after Tuesday. November 4. unclaimed seats
will be sold To subScrihers. me box Once
viii be open from Q a. 10 i y. M. me Ditea of
the performances are a. follows. November - ara
prcember l. The Creation" HAYDN; December =
and %. THE Messiah" and April y and 49, Baeh'a
Passion Music u =.
a ca bic has just been received from Lillian Nor
dca by her manager. Mr.. Leon Mnrgul's, stat
ing that owing 10 many engagements abroad she
will not be able to arrive hos" before N'N'mp'r
2G She has accepted an Offer made - her by
Walter Damrosch. ON behalf Of the Oratoro So
cIety. for the MESSIAH p.riornanres' 10 De gwen
December q and 80 a. Carnecie Han
The programme Of the hrst afternoon and even
ing symphony Society concerts Includes T'chai-
s. d sEh SymrssSpSh
"Egmont' overture. and Mrs Julia L. Wyman; the
solost will sing a song b. Beroz La Captive"
and three songs by Chamlnadc. Lacome and Koss.
The dates are November . and TO-
Miss Carlotta Desvignes has been engaged by Mr.
Walter Damrosch TO sing the contrlltO solos In
..The Messiah on December IS and 90.
Miss Jennie Dutton and Mr: Pnrdon Robinson
VIZ atrrueta,' a play which has made a hit In
Madrid where 1t Is having long run, will be
payed In spanish at the Bcrkeley Lyceum on
saturday evening, by II company OF amateurs. I'M
dor The auspices OF the Circulo Colon ervantes.
Among those taking part VIII be Miss Josio Aras
More f. Toledo, Arturo cnyas. Vincent Toledo.
c,,rtsinrsi.er entitled 'Coro cl peg en- ell Aqua
win be played by l.. A. Baralt and Mrs. Baralt.