New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16
CONCERTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH
PROGRAMME OF THE sEIDL soCiErY'S
OPENING WEEK.

pPOGR ANNE OF THE StlI)L SOCiHA l >
OPENING WEEK.
,rr,rgonoents have been completed for the open
ln, ~ the season OF the Seidl Society IN the music
hail a, brighton Beach Il - hoped that 'h's 'eH'
tho concerts will be more successful than ever De-
g., and ~ ,s proposed provide special pro-
yrommes that will be most attractive Inc concerts
viii begin on "Wednesday afternoon. June - ana Oh
,hot evening and the two following the first Wag-
ner festival OF the season Will be given Nine O'e'
.ntlne de Vere-Sap!o and Emil fischer VIII DE ''e
,rlnc,oal sooists. and the others Will be Miss Ger
,rn1. stein. contraito: Emil Senger. II. Evan Will
,ams TENOR. and ROYAL ;. Smith. tenor. Inc pro-
gramme for the three evenings Will be as foho"s'
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE "a
Maasne De F s@Po w Em f and MISS
Royal 5 Smith
2yer'g@e Am .tcn Herd from Meisersinscr
'o' sprin1s E FSns W yfIm /" A'""''''
"r'"a ''' Tarisan version OF the venusberSo
El'r''''N' aria" Madame i% De vers sapl9
sesfFed FC yd ar qs SS' ,or crchesSj
quintet from v.rc s,"o Mis- Stein Mr. Fischer. H. Evan
vo,or.s Farewell and Magic Fire Scene from Die
""'"'e'S wotan Emil Fischer
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 70
so,o.,. Madam. ps vere-sapio. Miss Stein and Emil
,,.,.....,.r rra, rlsen ,o the Third Act,
dance Of the Apprentices Procession Of the M's'erss
Aar'Anos aria from %,. ,,T Gertrude Stein
Prelude 'Iohengrn.
rive SOL d, I'm Trieohouse.
C S5 T Trs%%c,
~' M Ms5sme lie vere--sapio.
wo .oDv, VIE dune, DOE der r1eder. from sles-
wv ~ tergingers
% Die '1 Esii i FIsGSer
b"'N 'N"' Lls, Madame De Nere-Sapo'
Orfrud. Miss Gertrude STEIN
Tho pile Of the Valkyries
i'' '''1' FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 90
so.,. Madame DE Miss GeTrsae stem
S0'i Emil Fischer II. Evan Williams and En'' Se"seF
Prsae to h ant Th hs sherns knights and vas'
''A' ''' H. Evan WiilinnS'
s!eEfri ed, idy' jutchmon.' second Act;
"a scuas pas4s Madame Madame ps De VSre sapio
O., Huea an" duo. Madame De vere-sapio and Mr.
-, nd Esviy' ora. Emil senger. A., v,..s. -,
"a, ersett Madame DE Vere-sapio Mr. f's'her ana
.r..,.,,a M snd I Isniee.' prelude and final
,,,he concerts on Saturday and sunday eVen'hsS'
r,re q and %. Nine. DE Nere-oap'o ".i' oe ''
so,n,,t The first French composers night VIII De
wednesday evening, July ana 'ne "''' y ''''"0'
h'E EN- epht years the sed Society has been giving
these concerts and easn year at,nndance has been
nn the increase Several times In the history VI 'e
society has seemed that nnanea VT S mer com m
swrh , condition that the continuance vi INC W
sun SUI, 90 in danger but the ladies who comprise
tbt society under the leadership OF Mrs Laura ~
Inngford. the president. nave worked on win
f"mn nd a determination TO make gocd music pop
nsr bv placing IL within the reach of the smallest
purse Each year new features nave pen a1aeu
~ +he seasons programme 10 Increase me excl
w. - Of the entertainments. Good sooists nave
aIrySys been engaged for the special days ana las
YEAR there was a chdrens festival IN which seVerai
;bansand Brooklyn children were given DAY out
Ing at the seashore. and contributed large; q, a
f,esh and a sweet chorus to the programme Ihls
vear II IL proposed to carry on the chorus IDEA
Hnt 70 nave adult voices. and plans nave Deen COM
Sn,cd 10 have thls chorus sing for the first times
pn me evenings OF July and g. There will be hfty
trained voices under the direction OF Henry r. Dun,
onn Win the assistance OF solost and the Seldl
orche National anthems Will be sung on Satur-
day July l. and the Infiammatus VIII be given ths
80, ovcninp This chorus VIII be continued and
her concerts AZ which 1t will be feature will be
given from time TO time throughout the season:
i,sne,,oi efforts will he made 10 have other novel
features in the concert during the summer and
TO make the season the most successful In the history
Of the society.