New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
HEw-1UKK DAILY TRIBUNE
out their lights leave the stage one By one until
Mr.. Damrosch. Is left alone In darkness.


Mr.. Bruno Oscar Klein an admirable young mu-
sician. as is well known here and abroad will give
concert Of his own compositions at Carnegie Hail
on december la He will produce, under the direc-
tion or Otto Lohse, concert overture, Con
certztdck" for pianoforte and orchestra, three
Scenes de Ballet. "Poeme d'Amour." Dialogue"
and "Vase fantastique" for orchestra and excerpts
from his opera "Kenworth." Mr. Lambert will
play the pianoforte concerto, and the singers will
bo Miss Caroline Monteiore. Mrs. Jenny Meyer
Grau. Mr.. Charles Kaiser and Mr.. Max Trcumann.
Mr.. Lohse. the conductor, was the husband OF the
lale Nine. Klafsky, and was Mr. Walter Dam
rosch's assistant conductor last season. He intends
to follow his profession In America Mr.. Klein pur-
poses suppiementins this concert in January with
one devoted TO chamber music. al which he Will
bring forward novelty IA the shape OF quintet
for pianoforte. violin. vionceo. horn and soprano
voice. q singular combination surely.
The string quartet headed by Mr.. Franz Kalten-
born Will give It's first concert in Chamber Music
Hall on Tuesday evening OF this week with the help
OF Nr. Ross Jungnickel. The programme will con-
sist Of Mozart quartet In ID. Greg's Sonata for
pianoforte and violincelo. op. 80. and Beethoven
quartet. Op. L. No. 2.
The next recital Of tho wonderful boy Huber
mann Will take place In Carnegie Hall next Tues
day evening. There Is and can be but ono opinion
concerning the amazing gifts OF the lad he Is a
wonder. even II he is not the greatest living violin
ist lie will play at this recital Goldmarks con-
corto romance by Chopin. and Vieuxtemps Bal
lade and Polonaise.
With the help OF Paolo Calico. plnnoforte Dante
del Papa, tenor. and Morris Bner. accompanist Mr..
Hans Kronold will give q concert in Stclnway Hall
on Tuesday evening OF this weok
Messrs Charles Scribner's Sons have issued q new
and enlarged edition OF their admirable Musical
Literature LIST" which comprises not only their
own publications. but n large number OF tho good
books on musical subjects IN the English Ian
guage. It is q pamphlet Of IN pages and the books
are all conveniently classified. There arc twenty
works on the violin. twcnty-one the plano,
twonty-seven on the voice and singing many BIZ
ographies Of tho great composers. works on church
music etc Among tho announcements 10 q new
book by Mr. H. L. Krehbiel entitled How to Listen
to Music"
Notcs-The sale Of single tickets for tho nrst
cert o. the Musical Art Society. December II. Will
begin at the office Of Carnegie Hall next Thurs
day. Miss Jeanne Franko Will give a
cert in stcinway Hall with the help OF Celia Sch-
Ter. pianoforte: Hans Kronol1 cello. Conrad
next FRIDAY evening. Perry Ayerll. Dary
tone and Orton Bradley. piancforte. will give re-
cial in the hall Of the Mendessohn Glee Club on
Thursday afternoon OF this week w. j.
Lawn tenor. VIII accompany Nine Nordca on heI
Western concert tour. Nile. Marie Engle
II. Gogny. s!gnOr Campanari ard NJ Gregorowitsch
subscription matinee musical the Waldorf. on
Tuesday afternoon