New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
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OF the ten German performances 'hree W.
voted to Tristan und Isolde" two to ram,
hAuser" one to "Fidelio," two 10 'Lohengrih anu
Two to 'Die Walkire" Tristan" "rannEauser
and "Iohengrin" were In the reper;ory OF the regu-
lar subscrlptlon season. Only two unfamiliar WORKS
were brought forward-Bzets Les Pecheurs oe
Perles' 1.-TWO acis) and Massenets La NaVaIlaise
but there interesting reVFal OF b'''o
"Menstofele." after a lapse OF twelve years anu d
more than interesting revival OF Tristan una
Isolde" with Mines Norl!ca and Brema ana 'he
brothers De Reszke in the principal parts. ASIDE
from this feature the greatest amount OF fresh
ness and unconventonaty was infused INTO me nst
~ Ryu: M'ne fisme,' once complete in the
nna scene ony! LA NayaFr1 Mme MeIba did not
join the company I'll December a. and sang &, IN
''Romeo ct Juiiete." Carmen CMeaeal r rs
Lucia di Lammermoor,' Les Huguenots ana
"Nanon" the last opera being an addition TO her
familiar list. NJ. Jean de Reszke increased me 10.
OF parts in which ne was known by adding Tristan
to IT, and the original German version of "Lohen-
italian. Nine. Noriica's new roles We're Isolde
V !@l, ON n'' "rannhauserH and Elsa Din Gsrman
Nine. Tremas operas were Tristan und isoias'
and IKE Nine Noriica Nile Lola Beeth and Signor
Kaschmann she sang in German as wei. as ltildn
Reszle sang in the three official languages OF the
season-Italan. French and German. Lhere VIII De
n supplementary season, beginning eI'her U" ''o
18th or Goth OF April
The thirteenth Sunday night concert by the vocal
will take place at the Metropolitan Opera House to-
night Mr. Seil will direct the orchestral mum,
bers and sgnor scppilli the vocal Inc concert w WI
whose associates will be Nine Brema Nine Man
teli Signor Cremonin ana NJ flahson' Inc p'o-
gramme will be as follows:
Overture '"Tnnnhnuscr wagner
Cavana from La Ju,.e panco,
(a Air from 'Gioconda pSnehei
tb Der A'ra MINI. Man,eiil
Aria 20 Paradise, from Il Airicane Meyef0eer
Aria. MY heart is weary from ''Nadeshda'
Hymn DE Ia Ste Nile Tfe' Lola nccih
Ca) ''Ioln BAL" ;G,le
90 Dream Al, t The Ball rrbs.r, cz'0u'ka
Ia, la Myself" from La rerle de Bresil,, David
90 Win Violin oOsa% by Nv M1 Carlos Ha''sl0Finh5
Dream from iianse and Gretei 'HumTerdines
Air from 'HeriOdiade pancon Ma'se"e'
Mes ca rr and MSn,e sig remonn and Panccn
March Of III. dwarfs from Iaurin .Mo-zkowski
The musicians who have associated themselves
with Mr. Sedl for concert purposes have taken out
articles of incorporation under the exceedingly awk-
ward style Of THE Metropolitan Permanent Orches-
fra The incorporators and directors OF the COM
many for the first year. all of whom professional
musicians and active members of the orchestra are
Anton Seidl Joseph Eller. Otto Stoeckert. Henry
p Schmitt Sigmund Bernstein. John c. Rietzel and
Char Kurth, OF New lork lily, ana FRANK hrcn-
huebel and Henry Boewig OF Brooklyn As officers
of the orchestra for the first year the following
gentlemen have been elected: Otto Stoeckert presi
dent. Joseph Eller. vce-president; Charles Kurth
secretary: Frank Kirchhuebel. assistant secretary
Henry F. Schmitt treasurer. The orchestra is diff
ferent In It's organization from any OF the others
existing here: each member Is stakeholder of the
company and there no stockholders except the
musicians who compose the orchestra. In other
words the members OF the orchestra are its pro-
prIotors II IL intended In this way TO give the men,
hers greater personal interest In the success OF the
enterprise over forty hrst-class and thoroughly
competent musicians have already subscribed to the
capital stock OF the company. Anton Seid will be
the conductor and It Is intended by constant drill
ing and rehearsals OF the performers to bring the
orchestra to the highest grade attainable by such
an organization. Messrs Johnston and Arthur an
that the orchestra will start on its projected
Western trip with NJ. Sauret on May 2. and after
giving concerts In Rochester. Chicago Omaha. Dem
YER and Salt Lake City will play In San Francisco on
May II.
A concert will be given In Chamber Music Hall on
Tuesday evening OF this week by the NewYork
Ladies' Trio. Miss Fannie Hirsch soprano. and Z.
Leon Rains. bass
Mile Antoinette Szumowska will give her last
pianoforte recital for this In the hall of the