New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
&c PROGRAMME OUTLINED.
r,,r INSTITUTE FOR THE YEAR
crcrNNING SEPTEMBER 30.
.rrAnrMrNrs rrllY EouIrrED FOR

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FIXTURES AND MEETINGS PROVIDED.
.,sl prospectus OF that admirable educa-
IL, Isolation. the Brooklyn Institute of Arts
ron~- '.r,,os Will be IN the hands Of the members
iaa -5avs II is preliminary announcement OF
rsr,,us meetings. addresses. lectures. eXhib.-
N a,na-tu,ent meetings. concerts, schools.
tnS f,rs,ruciion and the several other branches
rS's - no conducted by the Institute and its de-
e'o...s during the season Of lse6-97. The season
W S.r,n on Wednesday. September So and will
81 saturday. June :. There will be 200 meet
e~ the thiriy-four weeks. or about fifteen In
~ .ok ~ the season. all of which In Cue course
q" definitely announced in the monthly bune-
"A the weekly tickets mailed to each member
rrsnjng lectures will be OF wide and general
- and the afternoon lectures will be largely
r.,.ed in number.
=. Institute will hold its opening meeting for the
=, Wednesday evening. September 30. Presi-
- Rooker r Washington Of the Tuskegee Nor
=, colege. Alabama. will deliver the opening ad-
= An Education and Democracy" President
a,.v,stus Heay will preside. and brief addresses
- ~ made by the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott. presl-
49,. If the council and Professor Franklin w
~. director OF the Institute.
%. ,s.th anniversary Of the birthday Of George
.s,rs,on will be observed in accordance with the
'..,oos made by Augustus Graham the first bene-
-. ~ The Institute. on Monday evening. Feb
~ .. Miss Maria L. Baldwin, principal OF the
's- School Cambridge. Mass. will deliver a
.-o,,sl address on Harriet Beecher Stowe. The
-. NJ LYMAN Abbott will preside.
~. separ;meni OF music course will probably at
-, more general attention than any other in the
80. course The president Of the department is
..,., s Carter and John Hyatt Brewer is secre-
~, The principal affairs in the seasons proc
-.nre are as follows;
.,,-se Of six chamber music concerts Will be
.~., IN Association Hall by the Kneisel String
rs.-.e, Of Boston: the Dannreuther String Quar-
- =, yew-York and the Spieren String Quartet.
J. rb,caso provided that suitable and convenient
hi,s can be arranged
. series Of six popular song recitals on alternate
r.,nesaay or Thursday evenings. beginning on Oc-
,.,.- s. in Association Hall. follows Wednes-
a.v October 2s song rectals by Max Heinrich,
...,r assisted by Miss Geraldine Morgan. violin.
u,,resssv November IS song rectas by William
e bigger tenor and Miss Gertrude Stein. alto.
V,snssday. December .. song recitals by Nine.
c,ngle seygard soprano. assisted by Herr Leo
-,rsg cello Wednesday. December 80. song re-
,,,ls by Frangcon Davies. BARITONE. and Mss tthel
samberln. soprano. Thursday. January H. song
,.,.a,s by Nine lillian Blauvclt soprano. assisted
~ Victor Herbert. cello Thursday. January 2s.
n,s rsctals by Miss Margaret Hall. mezzo-sODrano,
N. H Evans Williams. tenor.
sx piano rec.as on alternate Thursday evenings,
r the Academy Of Music on the following dates:
thursday February 4. plano recital by Moriz Rosen-
IA. Thursday February IS piano recital by Nine.
Aus der One Thursday. March i. piano rectal
artist 10 he announced. Thursday. April !, plane
recital by Nine. Bloomfield Zeisier Thursday. April
Z concer, hy Herr Naver Scharwenka. piano ana
ne Bohemian String Quartet. Thursday April %,
PIANO recital by Edward :. MacDoweii, assisted by
Nne Emma Juch
A series Of five evening philharmonic concerts by
The Boston symphony Orchestra, Emil P@ur con-
6uctcr in the Academy Of Music. on the evenings
Q. Monday November .. ana Fridays. December H.
January . February % and March 2G. at SID o'clock
series OF four popular matinee philharmonic con-
ce-is b. the Boston SYMPHONY Orchestra MI. Emil
psu- conductor. in the Academy Of Music, on Satrr-
day afternoons December 70. January p FEBRUARY
2 ard March p, at $50 O'Clock
TIE soosts at the philharmonic concerts with the
pos,on Symphony Orchestra during the season IN
p-ooklyn will Include the following: Nine Meiba'
soNano: Zen Davies tenor; VI. Piancon, DafEtohe'
Monz Rosenthal. piano; NJ. Careno. piano. f.a'ae'
J0'sry piano jinvited,; Carl Haiir, violin FRANZ
K,e.el. violin; Timothee Adamowski violin; AVID
s,h-oedor cello. Other sololsts will be announced
Z special circulars.
Nine Mclba viii Se the soloist al the opening even
ns concert on November 8. and Moriz Rosenthai
IN saturday December p
SPECIAL and extra concerts IN addition 10 the fore
golnr series Will be given during the year Among
those for which arrangements are being made are.
A choral concert by the Mendelssohn Glce Club.
.. PHILADELPHIA eighty male voices. assisted by
s,loisis on Thursday evening April g. al the Acad-
sny OF Music. Among the numbers TO be rendered
a. this concert is the cantata. The Swan and the
Lark Thomas An oratorio concert by the Brook
IIll1 fs,ra lrnfsTnr
I, which The Elijah by Mendelssohn, will be
rendered on Thursday evening. April p at the
Academy Of Music Chamber music concerts by the
Bohemian String Quartet on March : and j. al
which the most important trios and qlartets OF
HAYDN Mozart Beethoven. Mendelssohn, Schubert
scAumann Dvorals. Tschaikowsk and Brahms VIII
!. rendered Two organ concerts By NJ. Alexander
guln,an- x. c. J. T.. in case he decides TO Visit
America during the season OF lSN-s'-
4 series Of six Illustrated lectures on the music
b rendered At the six piano reoitas VIII he given
ny Henry II Finck OF New-York. on the after
,oors ~ the DAYS preceding the piano recitas. In
these lectures Mr.. Finck will interpret ia word
r.,tvres' The music TO be rendered by he piariss
End will be assisted by piano Illustrations. These
s,,ures will b.. free 10 all members and 10 all
holders Of tickets 20 the series OF piano recitais
Wednesday Af,ernoons-Dates Of lectures. Fcbrn-
az g. Nj Finck February H. Mi Finch' March w.
W Fnck March 81. Mr.. Finck Aprii -. MI HIN
April g. Nj Finck.
Thursday Fv.uings-Dates Of recital. February T.
Aoriz RosenthaI: February IS. Mime. Aus der one
March T. arts, 10 be chosen: April !. Nine Bloom
fed zeistler: Anril =. Herr Xaver Schar~elha ana
NE bohemian Quartet: April %. Edward A Mac
lowell and Nine. Emma Juch
special course OF Ten Critical ana NnsiY'ica,
Headings OF Bcc,hovens Sonatas' viii be coAouc''o
y Dr. henry 6 Hanchett. member OF the -AuN'So'9
Beard q ~ Department OF Music. Win oa'es'
uhjcc,s and Illustration sonatas as follows. Janu-
~ y Rhythm, Sonata opus 2. No. IN g Jahu"i ,
, Melody. Sonata. Opus q. in Il nat; feDruar! .
Hhaiion. Sonata. Orus 81, No J. IN . fcD'ua'S .
harmony Sonata. opus =. in fiat February ~
Donn'erDont Sonata opus TO- 30. 3. in ID FeDruarN
q Development Sonata. Opus y. I'm D. MarcH .
Ch'y' Sonata Opus 81, no. 3, in + nat; Mafch y
punctuation, Sonata opus 49, in h minor Ma'c'
~ iO'tn Sonata Opus %. in c: slarch IS o'sHi''-
y sonata Opus g. IN minor.
"eSe readings Will be given on Tuesday mornings
I'm IVsV 10 Y O'clock The fee for the course Ol