New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

noon Miss Adele Aus der one. who is just
turned from a visit to Europe. VIII be the solo per
former. and will play LISTS concerto in T. nat.
The other numbers OF the programme will consist
OF Arnold krugs Symphonic Prologue TO "Othello'
and Beethovcn's "lieroic" symphony.
Tho operate list for this week contains two first
performances for this season. an Italian version Of
Die NeistersinEer' Monday evening and Mas
cagnrs "L'Amico Fritz" Wednesday, on Fri
day II IS expected that "Semiramide. twice post
poned on account Of the Illness Of Nine Meba.
Saiuriay afternoon Masscnets "Werhcr'' is in
Al iGnshs Gonccrt ,hS S,a singers Win
and VI. Gro;nzcshi. Among the orchestral numbers.
Shch % % be coafgG9 HH@n y Ss 6 onyes nye an
Tschaikowslsy's ballet. "Cagse Nosette." Liszt's
ldS. nor &o BY an" Sme % cave win sing
the mad scene from "Hamlet'
The Danrosch Popular Concerts will be resumed
at Music Hall tonight The sooiss will be Fri.
olga Pevny soprano; Miss Leonora Siosch.
vionist. and Herr Anton Schott tenor. The pro-
Kosni Fantasie for violin. with orchestra "Caval-
leria Kusticana, arranged by Victor Herbert.
ayed S by s roS S9Sh MaTGR S The P%
'I?r Romeo % and juliet. Tschakowsky: Rondo Cap
a4 ri thu hf act Payea G & % Whre Mii ES" S be-
given. with Fri. Peyny Siegllnde, and Herr Schot
as Seg'nund
Emma Juch recently arrived from Europe where
made handsome successes.
here during spring to sing in number OF concerts
y. =, Sac win return 70 Englan4 in May. when
gustus Harris Opera Company.
Mr. Leonar1 z. Auty. English singer. tenor
OF the choir Of Grace Church. viii give song
recital in Chamber Music Hall next Tuesday
evening. His programme will consist OF Old Eng
ish songs and ballads. German lieder. By Jensen.
Brahms Kjcruif and Rubnstein. two songs
pressy composed for him by W. W. Glchrst and
three oratorio airs by Mendclssohn and Handel.
Adolf Broasky will not DC connected with any
orchestral organization in the future but will be
aeniasd With s9io T9rk % ony & for which he IS
gagged Henry Wolfsohn to act as his sole manager
Thc Knoise Quartet. Of Boston VIII give
chamber concert Of unusual attractiveness in Cham
Der Music Hall next Friday evening Tho pro-
grammc will consist Of three compositions by
simmer in Iowa ana sextc, In tic quartet
ana quintet as The Trinunes readers k99w, The
Of what Kind d Of mns 3 m m"'s + to b. cqgnl
ing to compare them with the older sextct
The American Symphony Orchestra. composed ex-
c,uslyely OF n,~:yc-born musicians. irct FOR tho
first time for rehearsal at the Aschcnbroede Club
pespond pn ID to the tap Of Ccpducior sam Frankos
baton. Tho greatest interest and enthusiasm pre-
nj
Io,,d in their predictions % success. The works
Lea rged were the "Egnont overture Of Beet novcr.
and the Mozart symphony No. 49, in j major
In the second OF the De Pachnann Tuesdays at
Chickcrlns Hall. the afternoon of January Q, the
pianist will play the following numbers: Grand
ate Weber: "Vogol ais Prophet" "Jagdicd" "Ab-
schied" Schumanr: "Grien." Schumann: "Wiegcn-
lied ;" Hcnsc.t Caprice. op. is. No. .. M"ndc's-
sobn: variations scrcuses. Op. 81 Mendclssohn The
nrogromnc VIII hc brought to a close with the fol-
lowing chopin compositions: Fantaisie, Op. 10;
Ftude Cp. %. No ). Etude. Op. 25 No. G: Mazurla.
Oo 3s No. 4; Valse brante Op. 81. No. l.
The first of the three rccitals OF German songs by
Anton Schott and Albert Schott viii take place at
Chfckering HAN on next Thursday afternoon. The
comuoser3 represented on the programme Was
ner Loewc. Chopin. Alabicn Schunarn Weber and
Franz
The Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mr.. i;ril Paur
conductor, VIII give It's third concert at Music Hall
rext Thursday evening. with Nine. Nordica
soioist. The programme Is as follows SYMPHONY
I'm {, minor. No. ]. Brahms: aria from fide!io.
lee hoven; overture. "Euryanthc." Weber; aria
f,on, "Herodiade." Massenct overture, "lsl2.
TschaikOWsky.