Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-22

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at the rehearsals, were absent from the
| performance. Such uncertainty Is fatal to
satisfactory public work, and the result is
| injurious to all the players-slnce all are
| blamed for the entire result-and TO every
| body else connected with the AFFAIR.
The first concert of the Omaha Symphony
orchestra Is announced for Tuesday night
at Boyds, with Hans Albert. Lillian Terry
and Joseph Calm as soloists. The high
character Of the promoters OF this altogether
commendable project, together with the re.
suit OF recent rehearsals indicates that
Omaha music lovers in according a gener-
Gus patronage, will add a considerable
amount OF artistic appreciation to the con-
sciousness OF having assisted a worthy en-
terprise
The program is appended:
Omaha symphony Orchestra.
* * EEootathe, Ena, oP. Brassin
Mr.. Joseph Calm .
~ ~ hoamHa 10 pnno 40. Wagner-Wiihelmi
(Scherzo Fantastique)
Mr.. Hans Albert.
scenes Picturesque...., ,Massenet
q Air de Ballet.
g. Angelus.
4. Fcte Boheme
Omaha Symphony Orchestra.
Cavatina Blanca, from II Guramento....
Miss Lillian Terry.
ta) Adante Motto (from Sonata). ....... .Grieg
(b) Menuetto Schehzando, op. 8. No g..
....... Observation-Disclosures. Stavenhagen
(c) Etude. op. %, No. 7................. Chopin
(d) Octave study. Il major. Kuliak
Mr.. Joseph Calm.
Concerto Ne. 4....................Vie .Vieuxtemps
i. 1ntroduzione.
2. Adagio Relgioso.
3. Allegro.
Mr.. Hans Albert.
Nalse Vienna Blood. Strauss
Omaha Symphony Orchestra.
Omaha has a great treat in store for the
opening OF the new year. II is the Imperial
Opera company, organized and managed by
the veteran impressari0, Colonel ]. II. Ma
pelson. The company is at present singing
at that old home of Italian opera in New
York, the Academy of Music and during the
several weeks of its engagement there has
achieved great success. This company num-
bers among its singers many of the best
Italian artists of today and renders the
Italian school of music with all the old time
fire and enthusiasm. 1t is not often that at
this longitude one can hear grand opera
done by first-class company. The reason
is that the patronage is not sufficient to
enable the management to pay expenses. IL
Omaha desires to be included in the route
OF flrst-class attractions she must make 1t
pay them to come here. Damrosch lost
money here last year, and nothing has been
heard of his coming again. If Mapelson
loses he won't come again, and II he doesn't
somebody who stayed at home when he was
here will be growing because you can't
hear any good music in Omaha" or course
you can't when you stay at home.
They do not stay at home in New York
when a good thing is going on, and last
week New Workers heard Mr.. Mapelsons
company produce Andrea Chenier," a fine
opera never heard before in this country;
concert by the Boston Symphony orchestra,
the finest orchestra in the world; perform
ance by the Philharmonic orchestra under
the direction of Mr.. Anton Seidl; the Won
derful pianist Rosenthal, with the New York
Symphony orchestra, under the direction of
Mr. Damrosch; another wonderful pianist
Martinus SieYeking-with Mr.. Damrosch and
his orchestra; a new violinist, Carl Halr,
and at the Metropolitan opera house Gou-
mods Faust" sung by Nine. Melba, Nine.
the great French baritone, Lasselle con-
Quoted by Sgnor Mancinelli. Think of it,
all this in one week! and nothing has been
said OF numerous other performances of
opera and concerts of all kinds
Leopold Godowsky, the pianist announced
for concert here December Z, is worthy of
patronage. He is probably the finest player
who has the right to call himself an Ameri-
can, and will give a performance such as
would fill the largest concert hall Of Berlin
or Paris. HOMER MOORE.
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