New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
MUSICAL NOTES

IT.. ,,r,rc,n,, feature OF Mr.. se!drs programmes
for This week at Brighton Beach u the wagner
festival which Ia to take place on 'ueS''''
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. MISE SIM"
Kronold will sing this evening, ana hen's '0""'''
viii MAY solos on this and tomorrow afternoons
The programmes OF the Wagner evenings are "s
follows: u,.,,sr,x MY "a
.,Tss "W:;,kure" o,he whole aco. ,.s,,
Sieslinde Selma Kronold siegnund Barron hern''''
Brannhildss Sell nmoa,ion from "Gssrdsmmeru"s'
Brinnhilde Georgine ', Janurcho"sh9'
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a
Prelude 'Iohengrin" ,.., ,,,,.,..
Overture and Bacchanale from ''Ianhhauser ""'''""
Aria and Grand Duo. 'Tannhauser r.,,sar..r
Elizabeth. Georgine v JanuSchow'sy; Tan"haO'er'
Romans nlics umer from m TcRnnaSssr
Wolfram, William M~rtens
love and Death" from Tristan and Isolde
Isolde. Georgine v JanuschowsNy'
THURSDAY. JULY Is
Prelude, Die Meistersinger
Grand Duo from "Lohengrin ,,,
Elsa Selma K5cHVd hor n s1s ac iar'0n ''"0"
Brunnhde. Georgine Januscho%sky Hiegnnae ns,,
Valkyres~Helmwige. Mlnna Schillng; wal,rau,e HAT
ps Ss.rune Christine Esner: Ro.sweisse
Fields; schwertlei'e. Lima GOetts Grinunserde anna
Lehman.
John Phillip Sousa at his concerts In the Manhat-
tan Beach Amphtheatre to-day will repeat the new
was highly praised at Its first performance on
Wednesday afternoon and will also play the Polo
naise in A nat. by Chopin. The "Niebeiungen
Trilogy will be drawn upon for two numbers; eX-
cerpts from Tristan and Isolde" and "Das Rhen-
gold" will be played. Verdi. Gounod End Massenet
will furnish several more numbers There III also be
trio OF singers at the concerts. namely MISS Cara
Alne Jewell contra,to, from the Bostonans NJ
A. /. Guile the tenor. and De Wolf Hopper. Hop
per vii, sing The Two Crenadier'' at the even
Ing concert.
The annual entrance examinations at the National
Conservatory Of Music will take place follows:
Sing!ng-Sep,ember and T. from 3 TO IL a m and
2 to .. m. and ON the evening Of the 4th; chorus
from s 10 10 p. IN. Violin. viola. contrabass cello
and harp-September :. from 10 to u a. M. and 2 TO
4p m Orchestra and all wind insruments-Sep-
TENDER 5, from to p. m Piano and organ-Sep-
TENDER g. from 10 TO IL a IN. and to p. m. Com
position (Dr Dvorak's classJ-November ]. from 70
iourh ana 10 10 for
the best symphony OF 500 for the best overture
eerto one composers must be natives of the United
States. no, over forty years Of age and may sign
be sent in for examination TO the National Con-
ssya,ory Of MSOc Of Ame5ea S0s % and s s
cember 10. 1886 Each composition requiring the CO.
inc:uds the crchesirai score The orchestral parts
need only be furnished by the successful competi'
tors The public award OF prizes Will be made on or
about April 49, 1896.
Johnston & Arthur have engaged Rivarde violin
ist, for fifty concerts for this country His tour
VII begin IN MswiSIs Cy a the rs' sonssr' R 81
varde H. q schoolmate OF Ysayes End Is twenty-slx
years Of age.
At the Auditorium Asbury Park. on Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Curtis White Young American so
prano who has studied four years under NJ. Giard.
dsa BY OF Mr. W. Rose leader of S s
Regiment Band and other artists.