New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
YESTERDAYS Music.

~ Yesterday II can be sad without suspicion Of
poctca, hyperbo.c that The day w1s hllei wiki mu-
SIC So noi indeed As tempt those VII 50 dug 10
hear 1t all. or most of H. % wish tnat they might
have been permitted TO ;oi their fonts Ike the
Arabs and silently stca. awly. Frst tnefe vas tho
charity concor, If Mr.. Damrosct and h.s operate
forces al CARNEGIE Hall IN the afternoon, Tor the
bcnei, OF the family 81 Herr P.umasn. who vas
coming 20 be- stage manager II The w ;n'r season
when h. was drowned IN the INK ng ot ;ac Ehe.
THIS was stre. ch'nE tn 'iaa 81 p1ian'hr'p' IN
terrst pretty severely. n1bo - IN Ne"-N }rN knew
Herr Baumlnn. tI, there was a ppalsr'l' enough
audience In the hall 20 enable NJ. Nat.r nlmro,ch
who conducted ;h. concert TO sly taat a handsome
sum hal been realized f1r the h,reayei family As
fof the concert. r. Vas strongly marked by the
features common TO pAiltnihioqc affairs of tho
kind. Four % The singers "ho were announcer 70
take part failed 70 appear nancy Frau SucheE.
Herr Schwarz Herr ObarAauser and Herr BehrenS
and their numbers had TO be omitted For Frau
Sucncr Mr. Damrosch made an apo.osy' which tho
audience accepted in apparent good humor. FOR the
trosrlnme was long enough. ~ AZ conscience anu
The fresher voices AMI more earnest Vo'i. manner.
a exh b,tei in their songs or Mss bremi ana FRAU
.en Gadski made ample amends. The ariSAc Sic
MAKES OF the concert We're created by Miss brema
and Mr. Fischer the former in 4 pair OF songs VIA
Irish feeling by c. Villiers Stanford. the latter n
the familiar air Of the Cardna. from La JuiV''
Miss Brema sang again In the evening AT me con-
ce-t OF the Boston symphony Orchestra ana OF e3Sa
occasion strengthened her hold upon the admiration
Of the city's music lovers. She sang the hacAneyei
air from Gounod's 'Reine de SABA beginning us
grand dams son obscurje." ana three songs Nii-
lied" by Brahms: Times Garden" by A. "oFls
Thomas and Won Glebe.' by kjerult ana mace
81 delightful an exhibition o. her intelligence ar.
tistic temperament and feeling that she was ooseo
IA repeat the second and thrl Mr. Fl,cner w.
received the afternoon concert az an o'u 49,,
and justified the hold which he mas on the PuLt..,
heart by singing Ike the refined ana sNtei arus.
that he IS The others who sang were nc 1911
and Messrs Rothm1hl and LANCE, put ue IaS ~
we're heard only In the concerted NUMBERS 80 WV"
IN yesterday programme ,.- -, ,ho uos,on
The evening concerts were thoSt Oh ~ 90 ~
Orchestra Uhe last or TINS Season - Reethoven
Ne,ropolitan Opera House. and ot me be1tno'Sts
String Quartet in the CHAMBER MusD 49, ,hot
The latter IL is possible 20 say MOI au To-
Mr. Dannreuther's Organization "hlch ~ ,bs Is
t"o,,'o,t ~ chamber music. entertainer laltnlui
lh'antnla I'm a most dignhed ana worthy hah''Yt'
~ lnst CONCERT Mr. Pdur seemed 20 h'Nt u-
U,,,,ned IN give New Workers all theN couId stahn
tetittr 30 drst time in the history OF the Boston
Ans,r, we heard OF It's concerts mat asteu
80, s,i5 o'clock 10 lO:ie-Nhlch Is niue NOT
Io, ,bsn ought 70 be offered AT single sttln3:
is orchcstra numbers consisted or an unlnspreu
Iahn which f. called "Elegy,' ana H. stu IN manu-
srrtt i'm which form, Il Is 20 be hoped, II VIII 'g,,
TmainHnot because il is III made but because u
savs nothing over which music lovers nave not IoI7
number was Berlozs Fantastic symphony whlcn
was brilliantly played. and In when j was a tanr
unusual pleasure to hear justly tuned ana eHe,,Ieg9
hslls or rather musical tubes. The concert ci9sel
with the overture. scher2o. notturno anu %rith,,ss
march from Menielssohns Midsummer Nlsh''