New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
MUSICAL NOTES.


LAST OF THE OPERA sEAsoN-NEWs NOTES
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The end of the local of grand opera Will be
reached at the Metropolitan Opera House on Tues-
day evening There will be the regular popular
Sunday concert tonight, and reproductions OF
Tristan und Isolde" Monday and Carmen on
Tuesday evenings. The Tristan" representation
will enlist the services Of Nine. Nordica, Mile.
Obtzka the brothers De Reszke and Sgnor Kasch-
mann The programme for the concert this evening
is as follows. Mr. seidl being the conductor;
Prelude 'De Mestersnser Ro,o
Romanza Mefstofele , ''"o
pfea" ra"''''''' Humperdnsk
PROLOGUE signor Campanari
(b "Danse des sylphs, ................. ,Ber,o.
AIT gu A''' ''A'' Nine Caivt'
Second Sec Rnaps0qy perie, Bzet
-''' signcr .cremonrn and ssnor campanari ,.,,.
'' '''"' Nine Calve.
The Ride Of the vakyror. Wagner
The last regular concert OF the Lederkranz VIII
take place in the societys hall this evening. Mr..
Zoellner will! conduct performance OF the follow
ing programme
Overture. "Carneyal .'DVoraN
Iwo-n2 2y, songs sDr men Vo'ees Rhenberr-r
% AmSss1rra @sw NJ Won H8 %eSsr
AIT oee"" au '" Frau Lohse -Kiafsky.
Three quartets for wornen's voices:
Ca) ''Der Brau,igam'' ...................." ,-...
Co Co W Rf1 od st nS Mcn Lanses n.,
Finale h h, Hans seItz Mannerchor orchestra
'ZseOneFwe'Sen " Miss Maud Powell
Two-part songs for mems voices; ..,o,,o,.r
Ga "a ss s"T%eaSsad
Finale i'0" A'' Frau Lohse-Kafsky.
Mixed Chorus aud Orchestra
The annual concert for the benefit OF tho Purim
Association will take place IN the metropolitan
Onera House on next Saturday evening under the
direction of Mr. Seidl the Metropolitan Opera House
Orchestra providing the orchestral music. Inc foi
lowing extremely interesting programme mas oeeh
arranged for the affair:
Overture. "Leonoe" tNo Wagner
49,. ...,,h Nine. ..I kla1sk tSe New World"
Second piano concerto a MAJOR 'L'sA
Rae, music from The Cd Massen.
Air Honor and Mr. Arn Ftran nrS% paVies
Segfrieds Dean S,9 Wagner
" Brunnhide Nine. Kiafsky
Miss Laura Danziger pianist. assisted by Erlcs-
son F. Bushnell basso will give concert with the
amended programme in the hall OF the Mendessohn
Glee Club next Wednesday evening. April W.
overture from Twenty ninth Canata 'Bach-bn hs
sona'e--op. 's''''''' Laura Danzieer'
Aria "she Alone Charmeth My Sadness '"ou"o'
a. Rago Haydn
co. 20, sgenSde .Rubinstein
Ia Etude-op 2S. rrs n.nz,xer
''iTmnsard S0"S' Ericsson F. Bushnell ,,...
D'' qua" Laura Danziger.
Miss Villa Whitney White will give recital OF
sprng songs at the Mendelssohn Glee Club Hall TO-
morrow afternoon for the benefit OF two Gay
nurseries. Miss Geraldine Morgan, VIOLIN VIII
assist and the programme will contain NUMBER
Of interesting songs of the long ago. Miss White
contemplates four reci,as. with explanatory talks
next season She will spend the summer In London;
Tickets for to-morrow's concert may be optalned Oh
Mrs Rudolph schrmer. No. 2!l East seyenteenih-
St; Mrs. F. F Marbury No: 10 West r lily -"''''"-
St. and Schirmers. No 80 Union square
Miss Marie Louise Todd gave a panoforte re-
e,ta assisted by who have been her pupils. IN
the Young Mems Christian Association Hall. Har-
-iem on Tuesday evening, and gave real pleasure 10
an audience that was lavish with applause and
! aswers Miss Todd's stye is individual. and her
solos exhibited both technique and talent In the
playing by those who ASSISTED ner anets wa" en
delicacy. spirit and huInor OF eXpresso" 'hA o'''
1 manded marked attention.
Jerome Hopkirss annual springtide musical ex-
position of American talent is this year 10 be
| changed to a summertde in June. This enterprs-
ing musician has kept these concerts up each year.
excepting five seasons (when he was in Europe,
since 1865 the first having been given at the Cooper
| Union Hall. They constitute the longest series
under one mans direction and devoted TO native art
sixth at the Madison Square Garden will he Of ex,
join lint in his school opera"
| The last of the chamber music and song recitals
by Louis Schmidt assisted by Miss Lolita Mills.
1 op1 ri
place in Carnegie Chamber Music Hall on next
Tuesday evening This is the programme;
Senate for piano s and s and Mr. schmS
Ballad-"Archbaid Douglas, '.L'we
Violin solosonate 'Is rre du Diable' 'Tar'Ini
Aria-'Dio Possen,e' GsusD :............. Gounod
,,,,, o,o Adaglo Pathetique ...........-. GODDARD
WIN" '' Hungarian Dances .......... Brahms
| The following letter refers to communication In
| German received by one OF the music reviewers OF
| the New-York press of which translation was
nrinted in The Tribune a fortnight ago. The com
municaton attacked the motives of the New-York
critics in Judging the merits Of the Chicago Orches-
ira and was signed "A Thomas Musician
To the Editor of The Tribune , %
| Sir: THE Chicago Sunday Tribune OF April ~
reprints from a recent issue OF The New-York IT'D
uIe. date not given communication signed "A
The Undersigned regret extremely the publication
s pAs OF an
| 1t came from any member OF our orchestra, ana
not that our silence might be construed acquies-
cence in the opinions expressed by It's writer and In
the insults to the generous founder and distinguished
| conductors of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
These gentlemen need no defence from us. put we
derstood in this matter; They have our entire con-
fdence and respect and the splendid work OF their
| orchestra has always commanded our admiration.
| We therefore coureously request you TO give TO
this letter the publicity as to that which calls
| II out .oooo,.r,o~,
BY Phio A. Otis, Secretary.
Chicago April o. 1896