The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-29

dorf. Nine. Mantelli and NM. Cremonini and An.
coma will be The soloists. Nine. Mantelli will sing
an aria from 'otclio" and an Italian song of the
early eighteenth century, and with Sig. Cremonini
In a nociurne ny CamIana.
The seventh popular concert. given by the New
York symphony Orchestra on Sunday evenings az
Carnegie Hall, will take place Sunday next, Dec. q,
and Will be the last of this series, owing TO the fact
that the orchestra leaves New York TO go on. tour
with the Danirosch Opera Company. This series of
concerts has bsen one OF the most successful ever
given AT Carnegie Hall, and they will be resumed in
the early spring.
The FIRST concert this season OF the Musical Art
Society under the direction OF Frank pamrosch
will he given al Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening,
Dec. II. The principal work 20 be sung is Pales-
trIna's 'Missa Papai Narcelli.' There will be
christmastide songs and part songs by Brahms,
Cornelius and Leo Damrosch. There will also be q
novelty in the shape OF a concerto by Bach for viola
da braccio. viola da gambia, vioIon cello, and bass.
A concert will be given at steinway Hall on Tues.
day evening, Dec. 10. by Sig. Tasliapietra. Mmes.
Csrlotta Primer, Jean Balmaine. and NM. Arthur
Hochman. Leo rausig, J. Bimbcrs, Victor CIodio,
II. II. Wilson, George Preston. ana Charles Pratt.
Young Hubermnn will give his second recital az
Carnegie Hall on Saturday evening. Dec. 5. when he
Will play Rams Suite, CnopIn's Romance from the L
minor concerto, and Vi~euxtemps's Ballade and
Polonaise.
Florence Terrell. a young American pianist. will
make her debut with the symphony Orchestra a.
Carnegie Hall on next Sunday evening.
Martinus sievcking, the Dutch pianist. will pre-.
sent a new programme at his first recital on the
afternoon o. Dec. 5 nj Carnegie Hall. 1t includes
selections from Beethoven, Chopin, s%chumanu Men
delssohn. Brahms, Bizet, MoszkowsKi. and two of
Nj. Sieveking's own compositions.
The second song recital OF CorInne Moore.Lawson
will be given 10 .morrow afternoon in Chamber
Music Hall. The programme includes compositions
by Haydn, Handel, C. +. Horn, Bishop. A. Jensen.
Franz Ricr. Anton Dvorak, Victor Harris, W. II.
Ncidlinger. and George Henschel.
David Bispham, the American baritone of the
Metropolitan opera House. will give three subscrip-
tion concerts during the season. The nrst OF these
will take place on Tuesday evening, Dec. 22, ut
Chickering Hall. Mr.. Bispnam Will be assisted by
Charles Gregorowitsch, tho Russian yiolini't, and
Marguerite Hall.
julius Schendel. the boy pianist, Will be heard at
steinway Hall on Friday evening next. He will
play Iiszt's Rhapsodie Hongroise No. IA, and tho
Mendclssohn concerto In @ minor. Mines. Emma
Aron ~audsJulIe Levcy, and NM. Van Praag and Kriel
will assist.
Hans Kronold will give his second violoncello re-
cital on Tuesday evening. Dec. s, at steinway Hall.
He VIII be heard in numbers by spielter, Servais,
Thome, Pepper, Gounod, ami Goltcrmann. NM.
Calico. del Papa, and Baer will assist.
NM, Perry Averill and orion bradley will give
three afternoon recitals ut the Mendclssohn Glss
Club Hall on Dec. 10, Jan, z. and Feb. 4.