New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

poet is with us still and the final potpourr Of rem
nscences from the former movements l"aiS 10
finely original ending the last loud chord being
sustained until it gradually dies out IN the soi'eSt
sigh imaginable
I;ut perhaps this English writer doesn't know the
difference between negro characteristics ana ']ech'
so let US call one who is not only more eminent III
his profession but who was born in Bohemia ana 10
whom belongs the homer and credit OF having oeeh
one of the first to appreciate the genius oil DVoraN
and make il known to the WorlI-Dr fduafH tId''S
lick professor at the University Of Vienna anu
music critic of the "Neue Freie Prose-. FROM
recent feuilleton in that journal signed win '"e
familiar initials We translate the following
While Dvorak celebrating trunlpns H. "a a
der Natur' ana .CarnevIl' two quartet o:g1"izc
tons simultaneously delighted us with novcI, Oh
have an ntimatc connection with America, wnere
DVOrGk has lived since ls9 as director o. lic No.,
York Conservatory In the very country W ini
atmosphere of practically and business is so lihely
10 DRY up the artistic fancy, DVcrak has ucNtlol'I
silent al home for several years he suddenly sen -
to whole ship.oadS or muSI-oi'in 49, q" ,l,'ne
song 'rb. most interesting of these worf' fIr-
MIN, &C. = ~ SAW foIktunes like Dyordks earlier
works hut fhIt of a much more unnus'di ini-
Il how Byorak is able ul!lizc ana recon
struct these hurlesquc crumbs o. ineIoi! WnlCh
primifiye so.nda. which the European inclined to
dcspise have become potent ana iccuna ari.St e,'
If with wholly ncy. and ORIGINAL
when at ,mu to the hone mat these .Nmtriran
Cnmpositions charming they are, signify only an
episode in Dvorats artistic life, and tnat. alter h"
has come back to his home he viii again create
music without TRANSMISSION of negro blood Mean
while we surrender ourselves with GnquaHlcd de-
light to this new, Wild and strange charm j. is 4
ply that the Philharmonic Society dd not XIV" ~
original creations. whose exotic CHARACTER = moi
neglect Ny Rose made amends N 'nG GcI 1I ,
of chamber music. Day before yesterday lNoLak :
is there who would rot have been started by th@se
new themes and mOtiV well as by the new treat
musical invcstigator. Njr Krehbiel. of New-York.
these strange motivi are initiated from the popu-
Cognoscenti asserts that in these negro songs are
70 be foand popular tunes mI9i"5 b0n b he 1c
cess Of the quartet has been immense in America.
Years Day. 1891. it has been Played fifty times by
thu Kneisel quartet within a year. In the r'st
movement there reigns sood-humored complacency.
which is developed into naive, even comical nelTi-
mcnt. in the scherzo ana hna!c me lloho'ohouS
sadness threatens to become WearsOme. but
Dvorak knows how 10 cnliven il by fascinating
The finale despite is exceeding simplicity of theme
has rhythmica snap that carries one on his feet
Thus DIT Hanslick goes on. waxing moro and more
enthusiastic overthe Quintet op. g. which he heard
at a concert of the ii;zner Quartet. and whose
finale he thinks is perhaps the most naive. satisfied
music written since Haydn.
The last Damrosch Sunday concert of thu season
will be given in Carnegie Music HAN this evening,
and the proceeds viii be given to tie Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary Association Among the SololSts
will BE- Mine Sucher panoi ~ nr. Gi1SNl' %oI
Mime. Antcinette Szumowska' pian.5'.
The last public rehearsal ana concert Of the Phil
harmonic Society," this season VIII take place IN
day evening. of this week. Following is the pro-
gramme
G @ys5es ,of Ni"s p I.' &, Ia minor e .I''
Miss Adele Ans der one
8 'Theme and Variations from quartet in
mVor 'p' Pflhn 1 l ,
4 symphony No .. minor. G7........ beethoven
Miss Augusta Cott,ow VIII play Bschs chromatio
fantasia and fUgue. Bcetnoyen@ sonata OF. -, and
s a. p concer; 10 DE- SVSn in me Mason square
Concert Hail on Wednesday evening Mr.. Georr,
W. Ferguson. blrytone. VIII sing some songs.
Mrs Elforl Could. pi2nolortg;., papl q Mr. Henry
will give recital at Snerrys next NtIn -sday az
ternoon.
Something which the prorrammes calls ~ i helre
sevpnth-St by Miss Carlo;ta DesVignes and Miss
Fiavie den Hinde at o'clock next Friday az
ternoon.
Miss Lillian Blauyelt. soprano and Louis Blu-
menberg. violoncello VIII assist Mr. Hegner at his
las; recital in tn Hotel Waldorf next Wednesday
afternoon.
reeitai ' Of the 'staba Mater 70 be given on
MdundX THURSDAY afternoon Aprli II az - " 60 X
in the drs Wing room OF Mrs. j. Henry Lane. Gram
ercy Park. They Will be Assisted by Mr.. Orior
Bradley at the piano. and Or Gerr smith at IN,
organ Selections win b. given from The ''staba's
of Josquin DIES Pres. PalcStrIna, Iercolcsi Boo
cherin Rossni. DvOrak. De Gr1ndval George Hon
schel and William II. Hunt
At her concert in the Hoe! Waldorf next Thurs
DAY afternoon Mis- Laura sanford Gnph OF Ms
d f's and Miss ii M Mare Wu@r;z Ms wee NAH
The Board OF Directors Of the Manuscrp, So
Ciety OF New-GoTk announces the po-iponem'nt or
the last public concert of thu society. from the
9TH to the 21th Of ALr!l NJ. Seidis recent ilncs
has ha something - 90 wiki the postpon' mon and
there were. also. some epec.4! features proposed
FOR the concert toat could nor be- prepared for th'