New-York tribune., 1895-12-08

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK-PRo-
GRAMMES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CALENDAR FOR THE wEEK-PRO-
GRAMMEs AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tho musical calendar for the current week Is as
sunday--Nietropoiitan Opera House S p M third arc
sunday night concert under the Ma nrscoI m o. see
ond SUNDAY night concert under the direction
OF Fritz Scheel.
M0ndsyuMe'r0p0l'an 9Fsu.: opera House. '"'
Tuesday-Chckering Hall. 8 p. m. pianoforte re,
cal Of William H. barber MerGposah Net Tsnea, 81 tbe
Hungarian Society: Stenway Hall, Sis p m''
song recital by Emil Senser
Wednesday-Harlem Opera House Music Hall, p
M nrst public rehearsal OF the HsI,em Pninar S
mHslc nie Jsnoths Mendelssohn % Club Hall s5 p m,
concert OF the kneise Quartet Of Boston; IN Metro, M
Nsvarraise.
Thursday--Chapter Room Carnegie Hall, p m,
lecture by Mr. KrehDe on the second ID n
The Musical Art SDcety Me!r0PGmtan 0peTa Opera
Hou ous Music p Ha h s5 m concert Of the Har
lem Philharmonic Society
Hs % sses,T secSHd Es3TSpd gnss
tan ope'a House. p m. the mad scene r,bn, ir4m
mon e; Baucs"
SATURDAY, Metropolitan Opera House. 2 p: M Romeo
e s Sopd p m s Of taySrf ,Se PhibarmeSc
Society.
The calendar indicates that there is TO be music
enough and to spare this week The opera company
OF Messrs. Abbey and Grau is TO produce one nov
city LA Navarrase." on Wednesday. In the
Faust" performance Of Monday We are TO hear
Nine. Nordica. Nile. Oltzka. NJ. Maurel and the
brothers de Reszke Miss Brema 10 to sing the
titular part in Giucks "Orfeo' on Wednesday.
Fraulein Lola Beeth is 10 be the Eliza
beth. Nine Nordica the Venus. Signor kaschinann
the Wolfram. and Herr Walln0fer the Tannhauser
OF the German representation on Thursday. Instead
Of Bizet's Pearl Fishers" which announced
for Friday night. the mad scene from Hamlet and
Gounods philemon ct Baucs' will be given In
connection with "Cavalleria Rusticana." Frau
lein Beeih. Mile Otzka. NJ. Plancon. Sgnor
Cremonin and NJ Marsck will be the solo attrac
tions a; the popular concert under Mr.. Sedls drec
tlon this evening. when the programme will be as
follows:
Ielude pie Mestersneer w,svIssns, swssnsT
Second violin concerto; NNienis"ski
stances de saprho An: .Goun'd
do Dream After he l,4s Ha o-c,s:r, 'c1i'ulkA
Romanza from "Misnon" ........;..........A Thomas
Air from Queen s6eba ................ GOldmark
Grand air from "Gaa!he Masse
From suite: Bal Costume . .Rubins,ein
C6 Toreador ct Andalouse"
Rondo Capriccoso. sant-Saens
Trio from Faust. '.,'.4'.'... Gounod
'''"' Lola Beeth cremonni Plancon
the Nalkyrlon Wagner
1t Will sound almost like fiction to read in the pro-
Gramme of the next concert in New-York by the
Boston symphony Orchestra at the Metropolitan
opera House Thursday evening. December 49,
that II is the 3S7th performance of this organiza
ton its founding fourteen years Yet this
remarkable total is fact and establishes record
that probably cannot be duplicated in the world
Some Of the older European orchestas have been in
existence many more years, and our New-fork
Philharmonic Society the parent orchestral organ
ization Of this country show more than fifty
years to its credit. but the lesser number of con-
certs given annually reduces the total number
that the Boston symphony Orchestra undoubtedly
heads the list Seven hundred and nineteen per
formances have been given in Boston and 65 in
thirty-seVen cities throughout the United States,
from Maine 10 Minnesota. Cambridge. Mass. with
"A series of ninety-seven concerts. which began the
first year OF the orchestra's existence and which
are given under the auspices of Harvard College in
their Memorial II ALL heads the list OF cities visited
which append below with the total number of
.u;t-a in, hoifx