New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-PRoGRAMM
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
The calendar for the current musical week is as
follows:
lay Mus Madison s ss SQUARE Garden
Hall by s and
wednesdsy-Hotei Waldorf p. M voonceiio reci'ai oy
Anton Hegner o
Observation-Disclosures Square Garden Concert Hall 20
m by savenhssen and Gersdy ehG ohdn
n 1shessrs a. M Me- ' opsrs House
pie xiv waS sIs o SsGkeT To Hail. $40 H.
Frday-Metrorotan Opera House p m German German
opera TannhSuse chapel s o, wv Mr. Sumner Sal
saurday-Carnesie Hall. $50 concert OF the
Mr. Damro.ch has been emboldened by the hnan-
cial success OF his Wagnerian season. which came
10 a close Yesterday afternoon to give a supple
mentary season of three performances at reduced
prices this week. They Will consist OF Lohengrh
on Tuesday Die Walkire on Thursday. ana
''Tannhauser' Friday. For these representations
the following prices will prevail: Orchestra " oo
orchestra circle first row. 81 so; other rows. -;
dress circle 81 5o balcony. first three rows. 81 5o'
other rows 81; family circle. first three rows u:
other rows 75c: seats in omnibus box. -: grand
tier boxes. seating six. so; stall boxes. seating
four $40 and Sl2 Admission Soc and 81
The Music Committee for the twenty-eighth sam
gprfest
rich Z0llner conductor. TO be held IN fittspore'
Penn in 1896 issues in accordance with resolu-
ton adopted by the Executive Board the ioiio"ihs
circular for n prize competition:
l. For work written ior maze are ms or a female
voices. in the form Of cantata ballad or dra''a''o
? The composition to be submitted must be Wholly
original. never having appeared IN PRINT Vi uuph-
a compositions must be submitted in full score
and with an arrangement for pianoforte ACCOMPANY
The for rendering the work r shall In mot sx
coed thirty b Nor T n ahe p S left entirely to the
option OF the composer. ~ .rs,,,.,,on
into the German from another language; -, .,, %
The sum set aside is SoU when WI! ~. ue . pu
the successful composer at the close OF me
eighth Sangerfest OF the North American sanger
In consideration Of this award the Executive
Board becomes the sole owner of the prize compost
q The composition must not bear the composer RS
name. the title page shall haze OtsH io,s hear
ing the name and address Of the composer must be
sent 70 the o, the the a sceessfu one will
he returned, postpaid the respective composers;
N All by mts M when they win
sent to the three judges chosen Tor EXAMINATION "a
T. Only composers resident in the United States
re esSs sET ss fail o
GENTLY high at the hands Of the Judges me
Exss1tiys Board reserves hs 9Fnt F.
prizes o"e'e' Chairman Music Committee.
The third concert last of the presen, season, OF
the American Symphony Orchestra, Samuel franKo
conductor will take place in Chickering Hail on
next Thursday afternoon. beginning at O'CLOCK
Following is the programme:
cSsncpero for panoforte minor Beethoven
Miss Fannie Richter. c,. cox,.
Miss Geraldine Morgan violin: Mr.. Paul Morgan
IInff
forte will give a concert in Carnegie Champer
Music Hall on the afternoon OF April with the fol-
lowing programme: ,-
Concerto Tor violin 'Se'0n' anu iN'' Mendelssohn
"Caro,ta' ,Romance for cello. ...--...'.pe MuncK
Mazurka mnor) for cello. ,ioppe
Trio (B major. op. s. revised edition. ..Brahms
In addition to his regular organ recitals, given on
the first Sunday OF each month in 81. Marx
Church, Mr.. William Edward Mulligan is giving
three recitals on Thursdays at 4:SO p m The hrs'
has already taken place. The dates of the others
are March IS and April l.
Mr.. Ferdinand Sinzg pianotorte assisted by
Nr Louis Blumenberg violoncelo. gave soree
musicale at the Lakewood last Friday evening. at
which the two artists played an allegory by hu-
bnsten and Mr.: Sinzg gave solo pieces by Ch3pin,
schumann. Brahms, Rubinstein. List and "ag-
\ augusta S Cottlow the young pianist Will give
concert in the Madison Square Garden Concer !
Kreu,zer sonata with Mr. Frantic ana ihs guln.
born e5 by KUN ana schenek as Wen as
solo selections. She has not been heard here pub
esi iEr he scd and nf
certs.
Minor notices: Miss Laura Sanford will give a
Anrii 1. Mr. Sumner Sater will give the second
Of two Lenen m9seaes in The ehapel OF the West
Miss GSsP v bH T Rd dnG
Fantasia IN Chfckcrng Hall Thursday even
ing - =. Gounod's Seven Last Words will be sung
(Tenth-st and Fifth-aveJ next THURSDAY evening
Wednesday afternoon he will be assisted by Miss
Maud Morgan harp and Xayer SGharweSNa piano
music in the hall Of the Aschenbroedel VeTen this
afternoon.
The second and last concert FOR this season of the
dustor viii take place In Csrnf neg ban next sat
PART l.
Motel. "Jesu Priceless Treasure :........J. s Bach
Chorus. a capelia
a. Tannhausers Busslied n.2i0.
Mr. Piuket Greene.
Aria. : BaGh
Master Jean Gerardy
b. 6q sas' seryitcar; da scign%i Sweetness
chorus. capeila.
THE. songs;
b. "Ehre Go,,es in der Na'ur Bse; no.
Miss Marie Brema.
Madrigal. "Alla Riva del Tebro Palesrna
b. Madrlgsl stay COrydon Wbyt
Chorus. Capella-
PART II.
b. The Falcon Observation-Disclosures.
Chorus. a capella.
Master Jean Gerardy
"VHtergruft Cornelius
b. "Jugend Rausch Lebe ............... Cornelius
Chorus. a capclla.
Two duets:
a. 'Ich bein den Baum oh GARNER ...... .schumanT
Mrnc.' Brena and Mr.. Greene.
Der KONG Thule .SchumanI
b. "Schon EOthraut human.