New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

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ana others Tickets are on sale at schuberth's 40.
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The fourth Popular Concert at Carnegie Hall will
take place this evening Walter Damrosch con-
ductor. Following is the programme
AIR from The BaI Ser & & tsmSana, R0''Hi
he'' song fr0" Ma carot,a Maconda
a Dance q he Fgries s.,.,.. "orpteus' Gluck
B. Dane , 81 the be sse Spirits Wagner
Miss Maeonda. Mrs Green Mr. Nas.er. Sig Campo
Gyer'@Te pa a'n L;ra rom frm .sappho Gogaod
Mrs Van de- Neer Green. c.,..,
'"nN''f''A s,rias Orchestra
o.-,.. ,ror, ..R,yo mr. arr Nleser
Mss Maconda Mr.. Green Mr. Naeser and Sig Cam
panIrl.
The following members Of the Damrosch Opera
company sailed last week on the North German
LLOYD steamship Trave which is due here on Tues
day; Friiuleln Gsela stoll, Fraulein Ria Eiben-
shuetz and Herr Julius Won Putlitz. The Lain,
which will arrive a few days later. has on board
iange and Demeter Popovici. Herr Gruenins viii
follow another steamer.
The first concerts Of the Symphony Society will
take place in Carnegie Hall on Friday afternoon
and Saturday evening Of this week. Following IS
the programme:
SYMPHONY No 'Tsshaks% .y
Air PalAS A'heS Mue De xere.sapo
Suite de ballet from Acante ct cephsse d75n Rameau
Concerto FOR VIOLIN 40 Nii,,sjct '''''
Prelude to Act OF "Guntram' '..........R. Strauss
Never before have the opportunities for studying
and hearing music at Ya.e University been 50
numerous az this year. To begin WIKI, there are
the classes in harmony and musical theory under
Professor Parker who is the head Of the Musical
DEPARTMENT Professor Sanford OF Bridgeport,
IS the instructor on the piano. NJ lsdore iroos-
Jepson OF New-Haven, on the organ The Musical
Department numbers sixty memoeTs "n, niYe Is
Chamber concerts will be he'd In North Snenle.d
November 8 There will be two quartet concerts
two quintet. one sextet and one OF chamoer music,
with panoforte The knesel quartet VIII play
in hve concerts
The New-Haven symphony Orchestra. founded
last winter. and now a hourshng musica. organi-
zaton will also contribute its share to the years
music. The orchestra will give four concerts n
Alumni Hall the campus. under the leadership
u Professor Parker. guarantee fund. to insure
the financial success OF this enterprise mas pen
raised among the citizens OF NeW-haVen mere
has also been talk Of forming a society Tor
the study OF music, similar 10 the Pierian Sodalty
Harvard, although nothing definite has been Done
about IT, John Cornelius Grggs. Pm. D.. Of New
York. VIII deliver seven Illustrated lectures on
Worship Music" before the Divinity school, They
will be illustrated by the New-Hayen choirs mem
bers Ok the Metropolitan College OF MUSE Pro-
fessor Parker. r. Huntington Woodman and others.
Mr. Gustav Dannreuther and his associates In
chamber muse. except Mr. Thle,e. whose pace Is
taken By Joseph Kovarlk. who have heretofore
styled themselves the Beethoven Quartet. are
hereafter 10 be known the Dannreuther Quar-
tet They Will give three concerts In Chamber
Music Hall on the evenings OF November q. Janu-
airy 2 and March l.. assisted by CASTOR Marie
D-ther Arthur Whiting lwho has come from
Boston 10 take up his residence here. and PaOo
Calico plan0forte players The works chosen for
performance the following; Quartet for strings
In \ minor. by 4. Arensky. panOfOrte quartet. \
minor. j. Suk; quartet for strings. A major, Op.
* Spohr: prelude and minuet g. AndreSh quartet
FOR strings In +. o.. 20. Dvorak; quartet g minor.
OF. y. Ruhnsten; pianoforte quartet, A major op
". brahms.
The lovers 90 good musical literature have been
p.e4-ed by the appearance OF rev monthly
magazine devoted 10 music. the drama and iltera-
ture entitled. The Looker-On." and published By
Messr- Nottingham 81 Anterior OF this city
The nrft number appeared two weeks or so ago
and opened VITA well-wrltten II somewhat ex-
uberani and unGlscr .minatng article By Mr. Henry
T. Tinck, on "Palerewskl and Ills ART O.hsr
muscal articles were bv Mr. " T. Apthoro NJ
l.. G. Elson AM Mr. II. =. Krehbiel. The msgazine
b. tasleluly printed aa1 has connection win
trade journalism
The fu1 programme FOR the nrst concert OF the
New-York Musical Society. which Is to be given at