New-York tribune., 1896-11-15
MUSICAL MATTERS.
WEEKLY CALENDAR-CREED OF
THE GUILD OF oRGANIsTs-AN-
No1-NCEMENTs. PROGRAMMES
AND NEWS NOTES.
:, ..usical calendar for the current week Is as

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Of the Arion Society
..Osov-Metropolitan Opera House. p M open
me of Of ESsie ESTaae opera e m aoHnHds nas
,5sra Andrea Chenier.
.,sesay-carnegie Hall. 2;so p, m. first Rosenthal
sesi'ar; sssi conser; Of the Kneisei Quartet
opera aeadsms aenss q %
IN m. Andrea Chenier."
,.-sdav-Carnege Hall. 2:30 p. m. second Rosen-
1,hsi recital: Chamber Music Hall sl5 p m.
ssSt sseIssoSn Giee Club Hall $50 p. M panoforte
recital by Mr.. Lockwood.
aos s M TsGt'a Ds4a
HUsse Hgsic p. m. Italian opera,
...rrdav-Metropoian ...rr Opera Fouse. p. m,
Sa'aFaust": p m. La Favorita"; Academy. OF
Music. 2'p. m. Italian opera; Carnegie Hal.
r,. recently organized American Guild OF Or
-.,,s,s will hold its first service in St Bar
ssso,omews Church Tuesday evening OF next
at II will be conducted in conformity with a
,.r-rv compiled for the Guild by the Rev. Dr.
CHARLES Cuthbert Hall. and Bishop Potter Will de-
,r.r an address. The members will wear academic
.owns sit IN a body. and. led by their chaplain.
y. HAIL will read the following Declaration OF
~. Religious Principles of the American Guild OF
Organists
.. His HOLY Church in this land. We, being sew
sIlv or ' members of the American Guild of Organ
tsts Go declare our mind ana intention IN the
'nls Ws believe that the Office of music in Christian
rorehip Is a sacred oblation before the Most High
We believe that they who are set as choirmas-
,.-s and as organists In the house OF Goo ouSnt
themselves 70 Dc earnesness M in the choirs COM
mtted to their charge.
We oeleve .a' rinisfsTs W and eboirs should be
sveryvhere established and maintained u, d, ,,, :.
e meet right and our bounden. duty 70 work and
70 pray for the advancement OF Christian worship
nd that the Church may be pursed Of her blem-
the n nds & Of ns may may be be IN
our time and in the time TO come. 80
wherefore We do give ourselves with reverence
o,ks M and our persons in the Name Of Him with
out Whom nothing is strong. nothing is holy.
Amen.
The fifth in the series Of popular concerts given
BY the New-York Symphony Orchestra Walter
pamrosch conductor) will take place at Carnegie
Hall this evening at Sis o'clock The soloists are
Mrs Josephine s. Jacoby contralto: Miss Olive
Mead violinst William C. Carl. organist. and Herr
Martinus seveAing. pianist. The following is the
programme in full: Part IL Overture. "Mignon
Thomas. . organ solo. With orchestra; Guilmant
sasns Mrs jacobyl. 4 Marche Militaire. schu-
bert Part H. Rsude to the prison n PrSe FaSs fS
and Mephistos Ride. Gretchen's Redemptionl, new.
first for wR Pa
M. Polonase for Strings Beethoven Ian, iI,
tasde & APP, 9rcSasa,a Mss Mean Huncsran
Rhapsody. List
The first concert Of the Knesel Quartet will
take place In Mendelssohn Gee Club Hall on Tues
day evening Mr. Kneisel and his regular
ciates will be assisted by Messrs. Kraft Ondrcek
Zach and Schulz, Of the Boston Orchestra, and
TIE programme will consist of Haydns Quartet in
Il major op g. No. s; a new quartet in nat. op
los, by Dvorak and Mendelssohn's Octet. op. 20.
Do-r
reuther Quartet on Thursday evening in Cham
Der Music Hall. will also bring forward a new
quartet by Dvorak. IN G-ma1or. op 1os; Mrs. Damn
reuther will aid the club in a performance Of a
novsy by Ths Teanne S SnpF s
Haydn's Quartet In F-minor. op| ~. No. s.
Mr.. Morris Rosen:hal will give two pianoforts re-
citals in Carnegie Hall this week. on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons. beginning at 23o o'clock.
Following are his programmes:
FIRST RECITAL
SUS,usos Ta sonr. witiou, Words: Menieis.ohn
pssanini Variations ,.............B .Brahn,
Nocturns sharp major. 80
Ss5:S., Ss:s nas m.noa @.'S5 81. q sl.:} g. ''
Z. ssIcssssa S,sssa 'ji.E;ai.. a.e.
springsrunnen .Day,IUn .zi
SECOND RECITAL
S.Tnsya.: SSo,sya. 9P ma, major. op.. .e.I
vsise sharp minor. op 60. Chopin
sehsrzo. sharp mi1Sr; ss; Up, .,Ss Ss'
Poionaise. Fat major. op. ID An..o. Iasdor
HsTs rneva ION themes Strauss Roshai
aornanze. .......-.....''-''
., c,sn,er-g will be repeated Monday
.,d Wednesday evenings. at the Academy OF Music
With the original cast. Announcement OF the opera
70 be given for Friday evening and at the oatui
b.v matinee will be made later. Tnls prooucuon
ha. given eclat to Colonel Mapleson's prier season
From New-York the Imperial Opera Company goes
10 Philadelphia for one week ano theh 90 20
prior TO its engagements IN Chicago ano Ban ran
cisco.
TIL. An.r,can debut Of Bronisaw Hubermann
will be effected at Carnegie Hall on next SATURDAY
evening at a concert In which Mr. seidi ana MS
orchestra will take part The programme VIII De
as follows:
Overture Bohemian Cernival:
'1e'''o Yrcnisaw Hubermsn-
hsuas II and lid. Tho Royal nr1ns1d. .ck
ufs 'irns' orchestra.
Az nd Prelude pron,siaw Hubermnn.
sympAasie Poem omphaiss Spinning Wheel
BONANZA ssrasate
''''' A''' pronislaw Huberman-
The first concert for this season OF tho Arion
Society will take place this evening This il the
programme:
vcrspie III Act der oper Das hemehen nlsarx
an Herd Van N''-
Orchestra 80 ~.
Palm % FOR Mannerchor und oche''er
clprtciOsO.
proTessor Carl Hailr and Orchestra .
s@s,naas @ fur s,rechorche'ter sle5ePt 5sP
Narnerchor capella
Aria der Micaela "Carmen p']e'
Fri Sophie Traubmann.
vofsp!el xum muskal schen Idyl "Jane
~ E Jaque5-Daicroze
Orchestra
refpetuum mobile. re'. ts,s
Professor Carl Halir.
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Kan Elm Madchen hin xur oueile' ......'.h TenecK
Sahender Erfhii0H'' cadt