The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-01

day. Ncv. {. at s:15. The programme will he
mado up entirely OF compositions by Peter nitsch
Tsch~aikowsky. the Friday concert falling on the
anniversary nf hs death. Nov. u. 1898. Tschai.
kowsky came TO America at the invitation or Mr..
Damrosch to assist at the series of festival con.
certs which were given at the innugure tion OF Car.
negie Hall in 1891. when he conducted several of
his own compositions. According TO a promise
mado TO Mr.. Danrosch by Tschaikowsky. ha was
the first ono to receive the score OF his '.Symlhonie
Pathetiquc.'' and this work received its nr,S per.
formance in America at the regular concerts OF tho
symphony Society in 1898. The a capeiia osoruses
which will BIO sung by the oratorio Society Chorus,
are the same that were conducted by TschIkowsky
on the occasion OF mis- visit here. The programme
in full is as follows,
~soloist-Camile ScygaId. Paris cher nrsr appear.
ance). Part l.-Marche .nave (Moderato In modo di
marcia funebre) (a) Rename, (b) Arioso de Lon
ski. dc ropera "onequipe," Mile. seysard. Two
choruses Ia edpela) (a) Paternoster, (bJ Legend.
Chorus OF 800 hundred voices from tho Oratorio
Society. Part H.-symphonie pathctque no. 81,
As che experiment introduced by tn. symphony
Orchestra ut its popular concerts. OF low prices OF
admission has been SO successful. the directors Of
tho Symphony Society have resolved, at n meeting
held last Tuesday. to meet the popular demand for
high class music at low prices, as TAR as pvssible
and have put the price OF $50 seats in the gallery 1t
90 cents
Tho third concert OF the popular series 10 be
given by the New York symphony Orchestra VIII
take place to night at Carnegie Hall. The solo,,;n
are Alice verlet, from the Opera CONTINUE. Paris
who will make her nrst appearance In New York,
and Wilhelm hertens, one of the leadiag baritopes
OF the Darnrosch Opera Company. Tho programme
in full is rs follows: Jubilee Overture. Weber: a
AZ Prologue TO Pagliacci. LeoncavaiIo; (b) Inter.
mezzo Psgliacci, Leoncavallo. Herr Mertens; 8.
Aria, Traviata Mile. veriet, Verdi. Part IL.
Academic Festival Overture written for the Uni.
Versity OF Breslau. Germany. HSahms; 8. 0) sere.
made unutiie), Brahms, (b) ChSnson dc solyeier.
Nile. Verler. Gries; 8. Aiiesretto, from VII. sym.
phony Beethoven. Part Ill. Kid OF the Val
kyries. Wagner; 3. Songs. Herr Mertens; o. Carni-
'al IN Paris, svendsen. Max ~IiebIins, accompanied.
Tho soloists at next Sundays concert will be Nine.
Torlanni. soprano; Mrs. Julie wyman. mezzo.so.
prano; Mater Grabon. a young pianist. and Herr
Van Cord, the Dutch vioiinisr.
A series OF chamber music concerts will be given
this winter at the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
Sciences on Wednesday evening, Nov. rs. Monday
evening. Dec. ID. Wednesday evening, Dec. ~. and
Thursday evening, jan. z. AT the nrst concert
the New YORK Philharmonic Club will play. Mt Inc
second tho kneisel Quartet, at the third tho Nav
YORK Ladies' Trio. ana at the last tho Dannreuth.r
string ouartette. Nee Grenelli will DO the soloist
AZ the hrst concert and Mackenzie Gordon vii sing
at tho third. the concerts Will be given In Associa.
ton Hall.
DR.. derrit Smith will m his thirteenth
series OF free organ recitals at tho South Church.
Madison avenue and Thirty eighth street. to .mor.
row afternoon at half past 4. Or. Smith has al.
ready given 2lO OF thsSe free concerto.
Rosenthal, tho pianist. has arrived in this city
from Germany.
Mms. Melba has preceded her associates in the
metropolitan company 10 this country In order TO
sing with the Boston symphony Orchestra in Bos.
ton' Brooklyn. Philadelphia. and baltimore. Next
may Ahe VIII sing. in South America and has been
engaged for a series of concerts 10 he given In Eng.
land next fall. Prima donnas. 1t will be seen. make
their plans long In advance.