New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
VI t'SIC.
THE APPROACHING CONCERT SEASON.

TIE APPROACHING CONCERT SEASON.
The prospectus OF TIE Philharmonic Society u
New-Yark for tha season ~ fSai-lS'5 promises mu-
sica. entertainment Of an exceedingly hisA order
In accordance with 10" established policy ~ me
society here wi be gwen six saturday evening
concerts and The same number OF pre- iElindry pubHc
r.hearsa'e on The Tr lay aftorn1ocs PRECEDING Tn
nc r dates are November Il. December l.. IAnulry
=" February March 9 ana Arril 6 The orchestra
VIII number Ioc AMI Mr.. SeiIl win conduct Among
tn. solo performers WI poe Mime. Lillian Hi1uVei.
Eugene Yslye. cesar Thoms ari +. \. M1cDoWe.'
the last Of whom vii play lis second pianoi'r'e
concerto al the second concert. Tro symphonies
10 be performed are Dvor1k's hf'h from The
New Wo-ii'0. which Is u Poe repeated ~ ia' first
concert by special request. Becthovcn's hiih ana
eighth. Ran- "Lenore.' Rrahm's fourth IN l.
minor and LISTS "ircluies' ptH'r orchestral
works In the seasons scheme are Gollm1rkS over
,urc 'Sak1uia.a" Bach's Fugu" IN minor Cor
orchestra 10y Hel,mesbarsor Chcrub.Hfs or'rtur"
TO "Anacreon." a movement from Nicod@' rHe
Sea" the hunting music from Herl.oZ's lies Troy
ons" TechaIkowsky's third Suite. DvorAks Triple
overture" HerlioZ's overture. King Lear the
prelude to 'Iohcngrin'' AMI the fnncra' music COM
posed bv Wagner for the refinement ~ WebeTs
remains I'm Dr4slcn. This number is n " In America
Last seasons Subscribers may r"new their suhscrip-
tons ~ tn o;ca Of the society. In N" Muse Hal'
between October - AMI o. inclusive beginning
win October p, Unclaimed seats and boxes VIII be
sold 10 ucW subscribers.
Tine SYMPHONY Society will ais, give sis fer
noon AMI six evening concerts at the Music lia..,
the dates Of the latter ho!ug November 10. Dcccm-
her g January . February . February % AM March
%! The SOLO performers Already engaged fo" these
concerts. which WI b" conducted 10y Mr. Walter
Damrosch are Mme. Jur T. Wymnn Ensen"
Ys,ve f. A. MacDowe AMI HlunEet Greene. The
programmes vii. contain excerpts rom Bcrliozs
Romeo and Juliet" Brrhm's second symphony.
no \o1
tons from ihroo-act opera; The Sc1r.ct Letter.
10y Water pamrosch; Goldmarks overture sap
pho" the prelude "Ilansc! ana Greiei by.
Humpcrlinck. LAOS Spanish symphony f1r violin
ana orchestra Mozlri's symphony In + Nat. Mack
cnzic's overture RUE. Britannia" MacDowers
second rianoforte concerto Mcnlol-sohn's scotch"
symphony. Smctana's symphonic poem From bo-
horains Meadows" TschdikoWsky's "Pa'h''lc' :, m
phony which gave much pleasure last year ana
h.s Hamlet the prelude ana finale from Wasners
Tristan una Isolde" and thu overture 20 "Egmoni''
by Beethoven.
Subscribers Of last season may renew iheir SUD-
scrp;.ons At the ticket office Of Carnegie Hal from
Monday. october Is. until SATURDAY. october %. In
cus!ve. The ticket office VIII boz open from a. IN.
until > y m ON ami after Tuesday. october =,
unclaimed seats vii be sold 10 nov Subscribers.
The most interesting announcement; in the pros
poc;us Of the Oratorip Society Is jhlt a week =
o-,:orio WE he given IN May. when He'ihovens
Mass in y Will have it, first rerforinauc" 10y th"
society The three REGULAR concerts Of ~" society
vii take place December T. December - ana
April r.. the works g. Zee performed being Haydn
"Crerton." HanIo.s "M,ssiaE' and EAris Fa~-
Son According ST Matthew" The evening concerts
WI be- preceded by afternoon concerts 900 November
81, December 2s AID Ap:l y. Subscribers dlt's
october - 20 November
IN exceellnsly busy season has h.'n mapped ON
for Anton S"ill AMI Dts M.'rouo .''n Orchestra.
under the management of Nj II q Snow Ta"
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