New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-NEWS NOTES
AND PROGRAMMES.

THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-NEWS NOTES
AND PROGRAMMES.
The musical calendar for the current week is as
follows
Sunday-Carnegie Hall, p. m. concert by lielnr.ch
Xoellner: Metropolitan Opera House y; m
popular concert by Gmorc's Band ana others
olympia Music Hall. popular concert under the
direction of Fritz Scheel
Monday Metropolitan opera House, p. m.
Romeo IT Juliette"
cert" cert; Carnegie Hall. Sis, first concert by Ellen
opera. philemon et Baucis." last "IIamlet"
and "Cavaeria Ruscana
Wednesday, Metropolitan opera House. 5 p m.
"Fastaf."
Thursday metropolitan Opera House; P oIoo m
'Lohengrin": Mendelssohn Glee Club Hall, 2:$o
recital by Antoinette SzumOwska ana frahZ
Ondricek; Metropolitan Opera House S:I9 p nj nj
S:l5 p m. concert Of the Dannrenthor Quartet
Friday-Carnegie Hall. 21j p. m. second concert
by Ellen Beach Yaw: Metiopoan Opera IIonse s"nS
sp m. "Mefs tofele' Academy Of Music Brook
lyn. concert Of the Boston Orchestra
sa;urday-Metropolitan Opera llouse l;i5 p M
csSa ne;a as 1mneTmTU5 m m %rovasore @ Waldorf Hotel
p. M. pianoforte recital by Miss Harriette
Cady.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra Emil Paur' con-
ductor will give the third concert of its series at
The Netropoljtan Opera House next Thursday even
ing Noteworthy and interesting features OF the
programme will be two important WORKS ny II. !"
MacDowe. one Of the most gifted of American
composers. who will be the solo performer of the
evening. The programme is as follows:
symphony No. 'Mar5owa rIov,i
sGe for SF ochss'ra on themes suggested by
dian ".'o''SI; Gir.i time in America. ,I.,
Hungarian Rhapsody, No 2.....' 'lS~
Ellen Beach Yaw gives her first concert at car
nesie Music Hall next Tuesday evening January r.
She will be assisted by grand orchestra from the
METROPOLITAN Opera House. under the direction OF
Anton Sedl. Signor Campanari barytone, ana MANI
MILAN Dick volinst. Following is the programme
Overture .Oberon' Weber
Second Polonase '''
Aria "Eri-tu." from Masked nal Verdi
signor Csmpanari ,-o,,,
'Ah' for' ui'. q Nil. ya,; ''D
Dreams wagner
ARA from A"0'"" sisnor campanari
'Birds Of the sprng,ime ..............'Ra 'Randegser
Tsrantella .................... Massene
-"'"''' Orchestra.
Joint pia no violin recital will be given on Thurs
day afternoon at the Mendelssohn Glee Club Han
by Miss Antoinette Szumowska and Franz OndriceK
This recital will be OF special interest owing 10
Miss Szumowskas success at her first recital on
Tuesday afternoon last, and also in view of Mr. on
dr.ceks triumph on the occasion OF his DEBUT VIII"
the Philharmonic Society. Here is the programme:
Sonata minor for pianoforte and VIOLIN Beethoven {e
'D''' Franz ondrcek
Miss szumowska-
EUc5nfne Ef%Ss chop,n
Menuet ,s~,
campane"a '''''' Miss szumowska.
Air nse,hoven
Romance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,h
Poionase ..'''''''' 'Franz 0ndricek
Albumblatt
""'ne' D'''e Franz Ondricek.
At the scheel popular concert at the Olympia MI
sic Hall this evening. in addition to the Olympia
grand orchestra the following solo performers VIII
rarticipate: Miss Caroline A. Wolfe. soprano: MISS
Marie Bruckman cbntralto; the Verdi Ladies No-
cal Quartet Miss Florence Heine. violin; Franz
Hell hugelhorn and Yvette Volette In her imper-
sonation of Yvette Guilber:. The complete pro-
gramme is as follows:
oSePSrs Mdsanm Nights Dream MendfIssshn
Al" NO" p' Miss Marie Bruckman.
oiossmue''erchsH iAe1alsF T6s strings. LANCER
Violin solo, faufs MI. 'nas,T Fiorence Hene
Musical stock COMPANY The Verdi Ladies Quartet
o"erisrs "eit Merry wives Of Windsor NsSls,
Air. "HeTod'as Miss cafcn. 4. Wolfe
Solo nusshorn slsAas.S shu, dch oo' from hf xc.s.r
Waltz "One Summer Evening g.. Maihteulei
Yve,,e vioieie in limitations OF Yveue Guiiber,
Shenandoah march ................... 'Hammefs'eih
! At the Waldorf Hotel next Saturday after
noon beginning at o'clock. Miss Hdrriette Cady
will give a pianoforte recital at which she Will De
assisted by Frank Hunter Potter. tenor. and Victor
Harris Miss Cady is recently returned from her
studies in Vienna and will play compositions by
her teachers Leschetitzky and Ludwig Schytte.
Under the auspices Of committee composed of
Professors Allen Marquand. Andrew +. West and
William NJ Sloane. and Messrs NJ. Taylor Pyne
and George A. Armour. series Of concerts mum
bers not yet fxed) TO be called the University sym
phony Concerts and directed by Alfred ;. Baker.
is to be given Princeton the first on February H.
The orchestra Is number forty men from New
York Says the circular:
'The proceeds Of these concerts will be devoted
70 the fund for the establishment OF school of
music for the study of musical composltlon theory
| and history in Princeton University. The presi-
dent of the college gives his hearty Endorsement
and co-opera ton 10 plan OF Offering such fund
10 the Board of Trustees.
Rubinsteins Quartet, op II. No. 2 prelude and
minuet by Andreoli and Richard Strauss Quartet
on 49, will be the programme OF the second concert
| NJ the Dannrf uther Quartet on Thursday evening.
| Peolo Calico will play the pianoforte In the last
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