New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR AND fNO
GRAMMES-OPENING OF THE
OPERA SEASON

current week is as follows:
sunday-Carnegie Hail. Sl5, Popular Concert; Anon
Hall. p. m, concert Of the Arion Society.
Monday-Academy of Music Brooklyn: $40 p m
Paderewski the first concert Of the Seidi Soc'ety'
Tuesday--Carnegie Hail. D. M. first recital Dy ~ ~
MarsIck: steinway Hall $40 p M mrs, Mnse Hall
Sl5 p. m. concert by Edmund Severn jr.
Wednesday Hartman Hail. $50 p. m.' bai'ad con-
cert by Harry Pepper
Thursday-C Chapter Room. Carnegie Han: ?. nv hy
lecture on the first Philharmonic programme Dy
II. f.. Krehbel
Hall 5cssv h ssP Pus' Ha
D. m, pianoforte recital by the Misses Miller ana
concert Of the Boston symphony Orchestra
Saturday-Carnegie Hal, p. m, rectal oy ,,i
Paderewski; Sl5 concert OF the fniihafmon'o
Society
Nearly all OF the forces gathered together oy
Henry +. Abbey and Maurice Grau are now mere
and preparing for the opening or the graho opera
season at the Metropolitan Opera House on "eeh
from tomorrow. That the opening OF me season
will he particularly brilliant Is already assuren
on the part OF the public as well as the manager
That it will retain the interest OF music oVers III
an unusual degree. perhaps az II mas never oeau''
been retained may also be taken for granted ne
logic OF events has brought 1t 10 pass 'na' Nc"
York Is 10 have only varied iist OF operas
hut also performances which shall at least recognize
the merit which lies in having the WORKS Oh ','e
masters sung In the language OF the ors'ii''
instead Of IN TRANSACTIONS which frequently results
in robbng them OF character and force. Inc SUD
scrlption Is said TO be over $1,000 larger IMAM iaH'
wear The present week will be busy one tor tue
many factors employed in getting the operas rsany
for nerformance Singers. nstrumentalists' stage
managers ballet masters. dancers, scene pa,n'e =
machinlsts and all the rest VIII nave 'heir "a''''
full from morning till night The iirst opera. on
Monday Will be Romeo ct Ju!iette' III rie"."'
carmen will enable Nine. Calve to enect ner
obi "lDhenSrN
given In Italian on Friday the German repre-
santa,ions not beginning until December o. ana Oh
Saturday afternoon Carmen VIII ne repe"
The first Saturday night popular perforinahce W.
bring La Travlata" and the series OF ou,iu"S '7"
concerts by the orchestra under the direction .,
,n,or so;dl for which solo singers will be drafted
from the principal artists Of the company VIII
also be begun two weeks from to-day
The Damrosch opera company numbering 40
neonIe left New-York City at 81" O'CLOCK yes'e
dav morning from the Grand Central Station on
,I ,ratr via the New-York Central, Lake
chora and "Rig Four railroads for CINCINNATI
where the German opera season opens on iu'"'a'
evening The equipment consisted oil lou. oase
cars with scenery. costumes ana personal Das3's
three Wagner seepers and TWO DAY coac"e ~
tho train were Frau Kafsky and her husoahu'
liz Tohsa. Max Alvary and wife. Frauleins Cad
Cit Soil Eivenschuz Mu.der Schilling, Maure'
and Matfeld Herren Fischer. Behrens' fei '"a'''
Ponovici Harder. and all the other principals w
coming Herr Wilhelm Gruening the hafiou's
tenor who is TO divide the principal roles WIN
vary and he arrives in New-York TUESDAY VII.
Danorosch and the orchestra nave gone OH a'
nv wav NJ Pittsburg over the Pennsylvania foai'
taking part in the dedication OF the new PUBIC
Library Building. art gallery ana music nan pa
scented TO the city OF Pttsburg by Andrew Cdrhee'e,
The opening performance at the walnut SUI
Theatre will bring die walkire.' with klafsNy
rfl
formances in Cincinnati a two weeks season VIII
he given at the Chicago Auditorium
Programme Of the first public rehearsal on Fiji
day afternoon and first concert SATURDAY ever"
ing. of the Philharmonic Society at Carnegie nan
Toe'a'a Adap @s}Gr Tor grand orchestra G. E'ser1
Concerto for violin Mt F %m9T o SD
CHs FIRST appearance in America Wagner
Airs HonsTos for yol'n oP 2 9ndricsk
symphony No /. nat major. op 80 sc"u'"A'
programne OF the first concert OF the Boston
symphony Orchestra at the Metropolitan Ope'"
House on next Friday evening;
sy T SMsei HG Rrd With aute Handel
~ Mme Melba.
Minue and from THE Damnation OF Faust pr,,oz
Mad scene from 'Iamlst ,;:s. .....'.-'''A' Thomas
"'''e' "U'~ .......w Wagner
Programme OF NJ Marsck's first recital at Carne-
gle Han. on Tuesday afternoon. beginning at 2
o'clock:
suite .......-...; .'..'.'.-''''' 'Scnu''
'Noourne March i;r rockwoy. l'''''
KT'"'''F S0"s Mn Marsici and irqc&vay. n.o.,,
ba''a'e '''''''''''' Mr.. Brockway.
Suite Tzgane "Au hord In Dsnub" I'D lnse Ssa W
The SOLO performers at the sixth popular concert
ar Carnede Hall tonight will be Nine Cienen-
,ira he Vorasapio soprano: Miss Jessie Shay, pi-
an,st and NJ Marsick volinist Adoph Neuendorr
will conduct Nine. De Nere-Sapio Will sing the
mad scene from Hamlet" and the Bach-Gounod
Ave Maria" to which Mr.. Marsck VIII play the
obbligato accompanied by harp. organ and orches-
ira Miss Shay will play two movements OF the
Uenselt concerto with orchestra. VI. Marsick VIII
MAY the first concerto OF Vieuxtemps. Cesar Cups
cavatina and Danse Sovaque. by Normser ana
Marsck all with orchestra. The orchestral num-
hers will include the 'Sakuntala" overture. by Gold
mark: saint-Saans symphonic poem, "Phaeton,'
Handles largo (violin obbgato by David Nannes).
and the Racockzy march of Berlioz. Rivarde, the
Young Spanish volinist will make his debut at
Carnegie Hall next Sunday night In conjunction
with Anton Sedl and his Metropolitan Orchestra,
and Nine. Cementne De Nere-Sapio' soprano.
Rivardc will play a concerto by Saint-Saens and
Erns,'s Hungarian airs. The sale Of seats will be-
gin next Wednesday,
The Kneisel Quartet will give five concerts OF
chamber music in the hall of the Mende.ssohn Glee
Club on the evenings Of December 4, January I.
January 2S March and March 81. Arthur whit
ing pianoforte. and l.. Pourtau. clarinet VIII as
slst the club at two of the concerts The list OF
works to be performed at these concerts is fol-
lows:
Beethoven quartet E-nat major. op "A: quartet. c
ma jor Op So No. 3. quartet minor Op. Is. No and
quartet major, Op 100. Brahms quartet. H-nat
ma Tor Op 81 sextet Bhat Is dor two violins TWO
yoas and celn Dvorak quintet. E-nat mator, OPP.
OF (for two vions yiolas and cello) terzeo OPP.
a. volns and viola. Hayden. quartet in g major;
quartet u major Mozart quartet in G major. Cesar
Franck quartz, in u major (rs, tme). Brahms. sonata
first time). Emil Bernard. suite