New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

THE OPERA sEAsON-NOTEs AND AN
NOJTNCEMENTS

last Friday The sale has not only come up 10
expectations, but exceeded that OF last season.
which was considered exceedingly large Inc Pio-
gramme for the first week will be Romeo Ell
Julette" for the opening night. Monday. November
IS when it will be presented by Jean de kesz"@
and Miss Frances Saville as Juliette. in wnch chdI
acter she VIII make her debut in opera before the
American public. The bill for Wednesday even
ing will be the popular Carmen" in which
Nile Emma Cave VIII make her temperance
at the Metropolitan Opera House. supported py
remarkably strong cast including Victor Maurei
as Escamillo, and NJ. hubert, from the opera
Comioue as Don Jose. This Will be NJ. Maureis
first appearance on any stage in the character OF
Escam:llo and it will be II. Luberts American
debut For Friday night the opera OF "Lohengr.n
will be given in Italian with Jean and Edouard dc
Reszke as Lohengr!n and Enrico, and Nine. Nor
dlca as Elsa and Nine. Mantelli Ortruda Mr.
Anton se.dI will be the conductor. At the Satur-
DAY matinee Carmen" will be presented. with The
same cast as on Wednesday. For me nrst OF me
al probsbity 'Travaia' Will be sung The Sun
day sosans W W Oss suhd November a.
and the standard OF excellence with winch my
T yhs coming season The extra season of German
onera, Consisting of eight evenings and two mat
inses ten Pnrcember From that date nn the
number Is exhausted German ma opera Ti T ~ is
every indication that the season VIII be the most
brilliant in many years
NJ Marsick. who played at last nights concert cert
49, Svmnhony Society, Will be OF the solo
performers o-nshts poPuar concert SNba ~ rsab
nege Hall The Others WI DC Mss Sopnls S
as follows:
Suite from Carmen, ~ = Noe D'ze
Solos for plane a. fi asSnn N m@of Brocwa
''''' Played uy the composer ,,,.rx,er,r.
Concerto NO = 10 NJ. Marsick
Aria of Ti'ania m sTo@ sop nsnG Traubnann
Sounds of the Forest from sesired Wagner
A AaS"9 from s' Husasno,s Meyer'eer
Adarlo and scherzando ..................: MaTsick
scherzo Tarsntee M,rsc
Farewell symphony haydn
The date of the first concert Of the New-York
Musical Society has been changed rom NoVe ,ti
cal functions this that, with the compaF!-
lively limited humber of frst,cass orchesra artists
available it Is difhcult TO ADJUST tne W S Nj
that there vii be no cashng Oh datc5 a
Frank c. Dessert, the musical director OF me So
ciety has engaged Nine ciemeniine de Nere-S SI9
for the first and second concerts Al the seoonn
,6e nTog Taf Win Consist Of Massenes Eve
and Swan and the skyaTk by a; Horns ~ nom III,
unRsnsd FORM and has b been
as contempates its production at the coming I'm
cinnau Festival
At the Collegiate Church. Seventy -seventh-st and
West End-ave. next Sunday evening special mus!-
cal feature will be the rendering Of sacred music
written by American composers Among o,lei
Might" Schnecker's setting OF Tennysons Cross
Ing the Bar and THE Inner Voice" by Homer \.
master consists OF Miss Cartzdafner. soprano Mrs
BlOOdgood a Me- NJ r Gaeee B tS1J a Vs Viii
assist.
The musical people in Albany are interesting
themselves in series OF three concerts un1er tne
| direction of Ferdinand Dunkley, and the plans Tor
the regular festival to be given next May MI
a concert OF chamber music and song rectal e 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. Henschel Concerning the rIst con
| have been imposed upon by some person in New
| York from whom hs engaged the orchestra which
these words SThe New-York philharmonic 0rches
ira Of fifty performers, Mr.; Nahan Frankie solo;st
World symPhqny which was Originally ProdnGea
m uDmstakabe IS to
make the people of Albany believe that the , New
the drection Of Mr. Dunkiey Yet the Philharmonic
Society will do nothing Of the kind. for it never
Series here as every musician in the United States
ought to know The principal works to be per,
May next are Berliozs Domination Of Faust
MozaTts %Reqqiem and ,Hss Samson
in the of sound musical education in that city
performing Bach's Passion Music with surroundings
such as the composer had In mind me suggestions
of its performance last May have been accepted
as well-timed. and as soon as the pecuniary sup
can be secured repetition OF Bachs Passion s
could be provided last May will be arranged.
The HARLEM Philharmonic Orchestra now enter
| Ing it's fifth year. unde. the direction of Henry
| Thomas Fleck announces that 1t will give two con-
lie rehearsals also three morning musicals The
first rehearsal and concert viii take place Wednes-
lem Opera House Music Hall. One-hundred- and
N near b, Nsan Nine
1t. The instrumental programme has not been
Guide Symphonies By sch1nann and scharwenka,
| Dvoraks Scherzo Caprccioso. op. G6, the Mesier-
nnd apS SSn% 3
19d s1d e. on The ana
Gals are to be given in the H9qng Mens GhTsan
twenty -ffth-s on TRursdays Noyember H. Janu-
AIRY 1G and April l6.
Miss Eleanor Hooper announces series of four
Saturdey ,morning chamber concerts. TO be given at
They will begin at 1916 O'Clock. The drst will be
Ss on eef By MS and Paul shn
pianist; the second Will be a piano recital by MD
december 2i Miss Lillian Blauveit: soprano; Miss
Hooper soprano. and Miss Laura Sanford, pianist.
will give a violin recital and Howard BrOckway will
% as m the as b9 m 2so bs eo
/ been heard In violin recital before for many
: under wsy at the Pouch Gallery to be connuei
till November 49, when the remaining tickets will be
put on public sale
last Thursday, and is expected to arrive next Fri
day He will not appear In public here until Noyem-
barmonG so9isy he He WI VIII appear n
occasion the Bohemian artist will play his fantasie
| on Smetana's " Battered Bride" The Misses
| Schafer and Miller, two ensemble piansts from St
Louis. will make their first appearance in this city
! In Steinway Hall on the 10Th OF this month.
| Ffrangcon Davies has been engaged by the New
| York Philharmonic Society TO sing In their last con-
! cert in April. He will also sing the barry part
| in the Henschel "Stabat Mater" throughout the
country In the spring. NJ Rivarde was to have
| sailed for New-York the steamship Gascogne
yesterday. and will effect his entrance on the Amer
lean concert platform November IL. at Carnegie
| Music Hall, when he will play Saint-Saens's third
! concerto Antonette Sterling. the American con-
sin IL al Nofp n
| Convention" held at the Metropolitan Opera House
left southampton on the New-York yesterday After
| appearing here she will TO Boston and com
mence her regular concert tour November 20 The
| Sterling company consists OF the great Hungarian
vioiinist Tivdar Nachez Mile Janotha, pianist and
| Orlando Harley tenor Miss Marie Brema
will sing Brunhiide November y, al one OF the
MntN cnncerfs In London: on the 18th she Sails for