New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
MUSICAL MATTERS.
PROGRAMMES AND
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
,,. orooramne OF the Orator.o Society promises
>our afternoon and four evening concerts TINS sea
con on the following dates: November ~ ana 20,
December p and 2 March 13 and "A and April "a anu
., A, tho first two concerts Handers ID Allegro u
pcnseroso ed II Moderate" will be performed' AT
the second two Handels Messiah al tne 'i'Iu'
tIoydr,s seasons" and at the fourth. Henscheis
"stabat Mater" and the first act OF wagner la'
sifal" Mr. Walter Damrosch VIII cohouct -.
Seasons" and the Wagner excerpt MI fien''"e
his own composition and Mr.. Frank Damrosch ''o
two Uandeliar works The solo singers at 'ne III
concert will be Miss Blauvelt, Mrs. 'ahueIv'
cnoon w u R,eger and Heinrich Meyer Amohs
the solo singers engaged for the other concerts
Mr. and Mrs fYenschel. Miss Marguerite ia" anu
Mr.. Francon Davies 49,. NJ
Not Mr. Van der Stucken. as announcer ''N -
Neuendorfr will conduct the second popular conoe,
~ Carnegie Hall this evening, the programme u
which will be follows
PART l. ..... .Lasz,
PolSns;s i" ot6.c for violin Win orchestra Ernst
Nine. Camilla rrSo' salnt-saens
Symphonic Poem Raaem Mass. New Hamerk
o"e''' ''"'' Mrs. Julia + wyman1; cre,c,"
Fan;ase on themes from ii"n'e' anu Humperdinck
.o,.-on. PART Ri..li..............::;,.wcs H. Weber ctsr
cSSTiS cSSTSss posthS%a. r. r.o N'''' ''''
rriunerei' and %, K%manc,e ........ Debss
songs: a. Chant dAmour .'''''''''''' Hope Temple
b. Times Garden ...'....'''' Renberg
c. 'Aime Mr. Mrs. julia 1. wynan. ..,.,
Entrance Of the Gods into "aha"A' ''o" Wagner
Tho Wagner Society has issued circular 'n'''
ing subscriptions TO the season OF ~ w, 80
IN no given under the direction OF MT "ai'e' "' ,
rosch N the Academy OF Music. beghh"is ." '" "
. The operas TO be given are tristan ud ~ '9 -
"D,e WalkIre" "siegfried." Die Go'terua'"'' "me
CT oho,or,r .Tannhauser." Der Fliegende non
,a,orr .tidello" "Freischitz" and Mr.. Dam
rosch's Scarlet Letter" the last III f'hs"s"'
lowing Is the scale Of prices Tor tne seaso " -
bers of the society: A seat in the orches""
chestra circle or first three rows OF 'ne NO. Va"
conv s3S: other rows Of the first balcony s'-' i''
.oriro gallery s2,. second balcony N9' proscehiu""
boxes (six seats first two tiers $3.50; third tier SO'
nro,ceni,Im boxes -four seats first TWO ue's' """'
third tier $3.50 Applications should De ''iauu ~
Mrs. Edward G.. Love- secretary. carnegie iiai''
The circular states that the periofmahVe VI "a
Damrosch's Scarlet Letter will probably De 'ie
first production Of a serious grand opera "
,non an American subject. and written IN inns
country"-a statement which is very wide oi '''
mark Concerning the place chosen for the per-
f,rn,ances (of which there viii DE twelve nine
evening and three matnees) the circular says:
The season is to be given IN the Old Academy o..
unsic for many years the ideal home Of opera IN
Wey,York and still unrivalled in its acoustics.
a"r.ed 70 renoyate and rsdecorate the house COM
netelv for this occasion. and to extend the place
sor rho orchestra partly beneath the stage. sllir
IN the Ravreuth model The floor OF me auDl,Vr--
nm has been rearranged amphitheatrically making
each seat Of equal value while the iirst ia paicoy - -
e1uva, ,ent in situation 10 the stockholders Ter OF
boxes at the Metropolitan Opera House.
william II. Rieger and Clement Bologna VIII De
the solo singers at the first concert of the New
York Musical So,a.y on November 80. AT when
Saint-Saens's "Deluge" and new cantata Dy
George W. Chadwick, called THE Lily Nymph.
viii be performed. At the second concert on rem
rlarv Is Massanet's Eve" and another work Will
be performed. and the solo singers Will be Nine.
De Vere-Sapio ard Slgnor Campanart.
II Is expected that Emil Paur will conduct the
first public concert OF the Manuscript Society In
Chckering Hall October "a. at which the follow
ing works will be performed: Overture. The cru
saders" by Max Mnlhert OF Brooklyn; tone poem'
columbus" by T. C. Phelps, Of Brooklyn; sap
nho's PRAYER to Aphrodite." by Miss Margaret
Ruthven Lang OF Boston; symphonic suite. Ihe
Tempest" by Silas C. Pratt. OF New-for TWO
songs by Miss Helen Hood. of Boston; ballet suite,
by Henry x. Hadey. OF Garden City.
The announcement made on ths authority OF MT
MarguilIes last Sunday that Miss Sophie Traubmann
voud be n member of Mr. Damroschs opera COM
pany is Incorrect She will belong to the forces OF
Mcssrs Abbey and Grau and will doubtless be
heard in some Of the roles in which she demon
traed her usefulness when member OF the Metro