New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-NOTES,P Pro
GRAMMES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

Following is the local musical calendar FOR the
current week:
sunday-Ameriean Society Of Fine Arts s. BuGins
Whiting ona the kness oTnre SINISTER IN
popular pRsdn H concert ia arion Hall Of
the Aron Society RGhen Wat 1i5 to p m
Observation-Disclosures Astoria. $50 p. m. concert Of
the Apollo Club.
Tuesday-Astora. $50 m entertHinmTe mt, BY the
cession, p. m. free Organ Recital by Samuei
WednesdayWAssoc,atio Hail. Brooklyn, Sl5 p. m,
concert OF the Richard Arnold Sextet
The second concert OF the Mannergesangverein
Aron will take place in the hall OF the society
this evening with the following programme:
Overture "Egmont' ..... Ludwig van Beethoven
'puer nstus Altes weihnacht'lied
Are Die zauOern3te: 'Des BiSnisss it,,
oe'a"'e'n' s'"'n Her Ems, Kraus
scherzo dem "sommernachtstrsum" Mendelssohn
Dorchester.
2 u 3 sa'z a. c-nO Concert far PIsnofoS s.n,.r,,
Herr xaver scharwenka.
Are aus M!sn0n.: "Connas tn lie pays Thomas
zwel s'acke fdr Sirsichorchester n,s,.n.
Violin 500 Herr Nahan Franko)
zwei Mannerchore capelia:
Msdrsal An snsm Bachlsin HqhsT waST'n'
Tanzliedchen, d55N arransirt Won Ma" Spcker
Drei Iieder
a Mr traum'e Won enem Konsskind" ........ Giehrl
b. BeimliShe lA'ee .Hui'er
Herr Ernst Kraus. -,
r0n'''hes feS Ma an EfS6 mi, orchciicr
Novelo. Ever & Co. have published new can
tata, The Eve OF 81. Agnes" composed by Thomas
Whitney Sure,te. The composer is an American,
and studied music with Professor Paine at Harvard
College and with Arthur Footc. His work. which is
based on keaiSs poem, is written Tor soprano.
alto and harytone solo chorus and orchestra. II
will be performed next month I'm Philadelphia by
the Browning Society.
NJ Guilmant will give another organ recital in
Mendelssohn Hall on the afternoon OF December Is.
Emma Juch will sing of his compositions AMI
group Of other songs.
new society Of women. called the Lyric Club.
has been organized. and has begun study under the
direction of Albert q. Thess. Il is 10 have atty
voices. and give two private concerts each season:
Mrs. J. Williams Macy is president Of the club and
Mrs. Robert Hastings secretary.
The Apollo Club will give the first OF its projected
series of three private subscription concerts in tho
Waldorf-Astoria Tomorrow evening. The 500 per
formers Will be Mile. Verlet soprano. and Miss Jen-
ME Hoyle violin.
Miss Laura Sanford Is 10 give concert in the
Waldorf Astoria the afternoon Of January II.
She will be assisted by David Bispham. Sam
Frankie and an orchestra Miss Sanford is now
seventeen years Old Thrce years ago she played
the panoforte at one OF Theodore Thomass con
Certs in Chicago
At the third entert anment OF the Society Of Mu-
steal Arts. at the Astoria Tuesday evening,
Massenet's Eve will be performed by chorus OF
sixty voices from the Paterson Choral Society.
under the direction of 6. Mortimer Wiske The
solo parts will he in the hands OF Mrs. Anna Burch.
Ellison Van Hoose and Max Heinrich Chant
nade's "Callirhoe will he repeated
A testimonial concert is to he given 10 r. A.
Schneider January 10 in Mendelssohn Hail. I'm
recognition Of the fact that he has completed
twenty-five years Of service as organist OF the
West Presbyterian Church. Among the artists who
will take part Mrs Hannah Cummings Jones.
Mrs. Carl Alves. William II. Rieger and Ericsson
Church.
The Ceskeho Kvarteta is club of four Rohc-
mians who. though singing other music as well.
are especially devoted TO the cultivation 81 Boho-
milan part-songs The members are J. J. Reindl !
Backora +. Jedcka and j. Bahorsky. The club
will give q concert in Bohemian National Hall. No.
32l to 325 East Seventy-thrd-st, this afternoon
Mr. Bispham will aid Arthur Whiting and the
Kneisel Quartet in the series Of chamber music
concerts to be given on Sunday afternoons. begin
Fifty-seventh-st. To-lay's programme consists Of
Schumann's pianoforte quartet two movement
from Brahms's Sonata. a. for pianOforte and
violorcello. and Brahmss quartet for p!anoforto
and strings in minor, op. p.