New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The New-york Musical Society. which made an
ousrc,os debut last May issued its prospectus Tor
the season OF 1856 The object OF ths latest OF
the many important musical organizations OF inns
city is to perform choral works. Old ana ne" III ING
domain OF secular music. The important Work uohe
by the Musical Art Society In the field OF rehglous
music suggests what the New-York Musical Society
may do In tho sphere II has selected for its ehorts
As an additional purpose of its existence. the New
York Musical Society intends 10 do It's snare III .he
announcement OF American composers through the
medium OF an annual competition for the best Amer
lean cantata choral symphony. suitapie prize
will be awarded and the selected opus VIII De per
formed by the society of its concerts Inc
founder OF the NewYork Musical society Is
Frank G. Dessert well-known both as an organls'
and composer He has enlisted In the support OF l"e
society and its aims number of the best known
patrons of music in this city The plans for 'he
coming season provide for three concerts the hrst
OF which will be given at Carnegie Hall on Novem-
Der 80 At this concert the programme Will incude
Saint-Saens's THE De:uge' and new cantata by
the American composer, G. w. Chadwick Ihe
Lily Nymph" The chorus for the season VIII num-
Der 300 voices.
Following Is the programme for the first popular
concert at Carnegie Hall tonight when the SYM
phony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch conductor, VIII
play assisted by Miss Lillian Bauvelt. soprano ana
NJ. Eduard Remenyi. violinst: Part March from
Aida Concerto Romantique for VIOLIN by
and overture on the Carnival of Venice
by A. Thomas Part II-Tschaikowsky's Nut
Cracker suite; Mendelssohns Spring song ana
"Zapateado" by Sarasate for violin; pastora.e by
Boccherni andsMoszkowskrs "SeTenata.' for string
orchestra: the mad. scene from Hamlet, for So
prano. and a Spanish dance from "Boabdil
Frank Van Der Stucken will conduct the second
Sunday popular concert al Carnegie Hall on Sunday
night October l3 which occasion will be Mr. van
Der Stucken's farewell appearance in New-York be-
fore leaving for Cincinnati
Fannie Bloomheld-Zeisler's orchestral concert will
take place at Carnegie Music Hall on the even
ing of October %. when the artist will be heard In
three concertos. with orchestra besides number OF
solo pieces one of the concertos will be the Rubin
stein concerto. with which Mrs. Boomneid-Zeiser
achieved such remarkable success in Europe the
Leon Margu.ies has engaged Frau Amalia Materna
for farewell tour Of america which VIII extend a
appearance in public in America. as Frau Materna
has decided @ to retire from public Ill fe m sne VIII
for concerts after that date.
m and M sprns m T o the
larger concerts and recitals The principa OBJ
sabat Mater work for so Chorus Gipo and orches
ira. which was produced last spring at the Birming,
be produced by the New-York Oratorio Society at
Marie VanerveeT Ve Gi n an American conrato
Mno has has been sasng M N E3gand Tor some seasons
November % She w aFv sborv and make ber S
American debut with Mr.. Damrosch November 20
Mrs. Nanderveer-Green will appear in a number of
Ondricek recita,s
Rivarie's debut has been advanced one week and
VIII take place November II at the Music fa /
Marsck has composed Arabian fantasia, which
will be published by Schrmer. He is expected here
on October 20
It is an interesting item Of Humperdnckiana that
selections from the opera were sung by Carl
Naeser and Miss Theresa Schmandt. assisted by
Alexander Rihm. at one Of Mr.. Naeser's song
ctas in Brooklyn last April. Mr.. Naeser not only
gave large portion Of the music. but also dstrib-
uted the story OF the opera among the audience
Miss Sophie Traubmann, the talented Young
prano. who began her career at the METROPOLITAN
Opera House with the German company. has re-
turned TO New-York and will be member Of Mr.
Damroschs company.