New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26


MISUNDERSTANDING Hall, SIS. Miss Maud Morsans
concert: Metropolitan Opera House, p. m''
Massenet's "Manon.
Music Hail. F. % ee sUnE b 5ff a
$40 p M d BY hs Hnfis Tookyn a
staff by the Abbey and Grau Opera Company
Wednesday, Metropolitan Opera House, p. M.
Carmen"
Hall sso M song ,d recital
p. m. Tristan und Isolde
Friday-Metropolitan Opera House, p. m. "Fal-
Saturday Metropolitan Opera House, House 2 p m''
Messrs. Abbey and Grau have arranged list of
operas this week which must delight the souls or
the lovers Of the modern lyric drama. The week
Will begin with an addition to the current list
Massenet's "Manon'-which will be given on Mon
day with the characters distributed as follows:
""'o" der first appearance in this character
Mil Ill., Bs sgsTn uin
Rosette. ME- mn a"c,,
L. Chevalcr des cirieux...........M Jean de Reszke
1 cr IT"''e ue' Customary
De Bregny. NJ d, vsurI
hNS'au' iris FIRST appearance in this character)
"Falstan." a work that gains in sprightliness.
beauty and humor with every hearing VIII nave
two performances one in brooklyn on Tuesday
cases the cast will be the same as on last Wednes-
day evening on Wednesday Carmen will be sung
again with both Calve and Melba in the cast. Inc
POSTPONED performance OF Tristan und Isolde VIII
take place on Thursday evening. the ninth per
Torrance in the German subscription season.
"Mefstofee" will be the opera on Saturday after
noon and Les Huguenots" on Saturday night
The 500 performers at to-nigh;'s popular con-
cert the Metropolitan Opera House VIII be Mines
Nordica, Lola Beeth, Brcma. Scalchi ana Messrs.
Plancon. Mauguere, Campanari and Ondricek In
the second half OF the concert Rossinis "StaDat
Mater" will be sung with the solo parts in the
hands of Nordica Scalchi. Mauguere and Pancon
The programme Of the first part will be as follows
Overture 'Masaniello'' .Aueer
n"''a'O'e ssncr campanar.
a) 'Fruhlingszeit ;,,oeeSnI
Z" ''h'0'"e" o'""'' Nile Lola Dccih.
Air Of the TaTnbOur Major 4, Thomas
n, .Schmerzen" Wagner
'" ''''''''-''' orchcstraied by Moth. 49,,
20 ''''"'''' orcches,raicd by Anton sedl.
Violin solos, (a) Abumba,t. wagner
GO I Iic2r r r7sn1 ondricei. rAs"''"'
Bacchanae sylvia
The Kneise Quartet OF Boston. will give its third
concert for this season in the hall of the Men
delssohn Giee Cub on Tuesday evening. The club
will have the help Of W. f. Kraft and G. Strube,
violins and X. Keller. double bass and the pro-
gramme will comprise Beethovens Quartet in
minor op. IS; schumann's Quartet in a. OPP A. no. :.
and a concerto crosse by Handel, arranged by ).
Bachrich.
Johnston and Arthur announce that they will man
age Mr. Seidl and his orchestra on tour Of the
country which is TO extend as far west as Call
fornia and is 10 begin after the last concert OF the
Philharmonic Society April II. NJ: Sauret is to
be the solo attraction. lie is now West. Dut VIII
give recitalS in Carnegie Hail on the AFTER
Moons of February II and 49,
Mr. Plunket Greene Will give four song recals at
Chamber Music Hall Tuesday afternoons, Janu-
airy % February Ali, and on the evening of Febru
airy IL. The programmes promise 10 be Of more
than usual interest and they will contain many
songs which have never before been sung by Mr..
Greene in this country. Mr.. Greenes first pro-
gramme is as follows:
'Ye Twice Ten Hundred Purcell dG5sj
ungi Ga caro- genr I neoGnl
.'Komm' bald ) Yogn.r
a.. Dfnart" Gsrenchl Arranged BY Lucy Broadwood
'Dmanche rauoe' Greton, j., ic,ra,
''Molleen Oge' Urisi &C V. Stanford
.afhe ' Banks Of the Daisies"
81 VIII Give You the Keys Of Heaven Tnsis0. -.
Arranged by Lucy Broadwood
oliver Ditson & Co.. OF Boston. publish the vocal
score of Boito's "Mefstofee." the text translated
and adapted by Theodore T. Barker. 1t cannot be
said that the edition is handsome, but seems to be
correct reprint Of the original reduction for plano,
and the translation will make II acceptable to those
who desire to become familiar with the work or to
refer 10 Il in connection with Its performances this
season at the Metropolitan Opera House Messrs.
Ditson e. Co. also publish "The Columbia College
Ialfs I,,U Ito I.fi,
Donneu 49, and John Tempest Walker. 1t contains
what In the Judgment of the editors, are the songs
most worthy OF preservation used by the Glee Club
and students OF Columbia College within the dec
ade Besides the Old and familiar songs that
most identified with the singing at Columbia there
are several songs some of which have not
heretofore been published In fact the collection Is
unusually fresh as 10 It's contents and while some
OF the songs local TO Columbia, It's novel feat
ures will recommend 1t to the glee clubs OF other
colleges
Miss Maud Morgan, harp. will give her annual
concert in Chickering Hall on Monday evening.
She will have the help Of Mrs. Tyler Dutton. So
prano: G. w. Ferguson. barytone; Mrs. Ida Lesion
Morgan. piano. and Mr. Severn. violoncello
Minor Notes-In his trlumphal tour through the
country Paderewsk has reached New-Orleans.
where he will give three recitals. Two rectas in
Chicago and two In ST. Louis brought him s2l.OG5
II is announced that Walter Damrosch's opera,
1.-The Scarlet Letter., VIII be brought forward In
Boston on February l0.....The song recital Of Victor
Naurel postponed on the l4th inst. will take place
In Chickerlng Hall on Thursday afternoon OF this
week - Al the concert of Alexander Lambert, on
Febriary l. Miss Jessie Shay will play Paderewskis
Polish Fantasia.
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