New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

direction of Mr. Seidl on Tuesday evening OF he~t
week Mr.. Ysaye will be the solo performer ana
the programme Is extremely interestihs 'hc''s
one of the most striking. though unfamiliar. co"po
sitions of BerlioZ. La chase ct orase' "o" 80
.onera LES Troyens" Mr.. Ysaye will play Bruch
Scotch rhapsody and WieniawskIs "Airs husseS'
The orchestra will play besides the Berioz nu"ioe.:
Dvoraks two overtures. Mature ana o'eio'
and Mr. sedls transcription of Liszts Spanish rhap'
sody.
In the Aschenbroedel socety's rooms this AFTER
noon at o'clock there will be a concert OF ehahoer
music AT which Beethovens serenade for NUT Wv
lin and viola and his septet Will be Played anu MISS
Greta Risey will sing songs by Scnumahh aH"
Rubinstein
The purposes of the Junior Philharmonic society
which gave a concert under the direction OF hTh'y
Thomas F,eck last Friday AFTERNOON arc '"s W.
forth BY its managers -.
"The growing interest in music ana lncredsin1 az
tendance at hgh-class concerts nave AVE. hn neces
sty OF establishing a society for progrsss'e wsc
eYuTe That amy Ohs SGe music he must begin
at an early age to cultivate appreciation III
interest the SHADE ao T a the Of
the soS dsa mas IN the a. ladies' 70
take an important part ana 1g II has Teen
decided 10 call the society the Junior ih
"Ru, The main object is TO develop at susceptipe
400 The taste Of young people for music OF the hsn-
est order This important task mas meyer s,sS "a
nd
IT, We have philharmonic. symphony ana ora.H' :,
societies besides the opera, all OF wnicn app.a !"
cutivated audiences. but II is strange that the
nannie 81 New-York with their highly practicai
rrhsracter should not by this time have hau
dourishiug society specially devoted TO TINS euucd
,Ionai nurpose AS a people We think too rnucn ot
he technical part of art and leave the powers OF
annreciation TO grow as best they may, forgetting
fhhat after ali the number Of performers must De
snail while the number OF listeners may be almost
nniimited To great extent love or good music
Ia only a development OF taste, and almost any one
can learn TO appreciate the most classical pronuc.
ton practical or theoretical knowledge is most
necessary 10 an enjoyment OF good music the taste
viii grow by Itself II person is allowed to near
case with children. power or appreclauon en- In
thus be acquired which will be source or tne
keenest pleasure to them for the remainder OF ther
..There is however. another important feature OF
tho Junior Philharmonic Society that commences u
self TO students and patrons OF art. Inat Is tne
onportunity IL affords TO students VINO nave AZ
taned ski as performers to appear as so.osts Win
orchestral accompaniment Two places WIZ De n,t
ON each programme for this purpose, ana conpeti,
live examination will be held to decide VINO snaii
All them one place will be for students under NJ
,aa years of age and the other for those over M.
teen The Judges will consist CT five more ladies' OF
musicians They to be as follows; Mrs. Dillon
Oliver Mrs Henry NJ. Sanders, Mrs j. jarrett
Riodsett Mrs Henry Russo and Miss Dillon. MI.
tTeck will allow the teachers OF successful con-
testants TO conduct the orchestral accompanments
should they desire to do otherwise he VIII MINI
sslf conduct Applicants for the next contest wnicn
viii take place at Weber Hall. Slxteentn-st: ana
requested to write TO Mrs. Dillon Oliver, NO. wi