New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
a. Lellmann; Zweiter Priester Fritz Derschuch;
Erster knabe. Auguste Vollmar: Zweiter Knabe.
Marie HERMANN: Dritter Knabe Marie hatfield.

Marie Her'mann' Drtter knabe Marie hatfield.
Nine lehman with Mr.. Reinhod l.. Herman at
the pianoforte. will give song recital in the Wal
dorf ballroom on Thursday afternoon of this week
for the benefit OF the Summer Rest Society The
object of this society is provide and country
air TO selfsupporting gentlewomen who cannot af-
ford the prices demanded at comfortable health
sorts. and are In need during the summer months
OF complete ch inge and relaxation after the winter
OF toll and fatigue in the city. The tickets Nine.
be had on SUBSTITUTION for SIX from Miss lei Eleanor
Blodgett, No "a West Twelfth-st.. Miss Louise
RoossVc 20 Mef East THIRTY MTs Miss
Far. ons. No 60 East Thirtyhfth-st., and the Wal
dorf Hotel.
The first popular concert OF the Metropolitan
Permanent Orchestra. under the direction OF
Adoiph Neuendorn will take place in Carnegie
Hall this evening Following is the programme in
part:
Drcains arranged for orchestra by svendsen,
AieEruo scheTzsnto from Eighth Symphony Beethoven
Symphonic Poem Les prtiudes .Lisz,
Prelude the opera ''Aiataswin,ha" scharwenka
Entrance Of the Code into Walhal from Das Rhengold
Waltz vienna Blood .....>..............s strauss
In addition there will be piano selections by Sgnor
Clementino &c Macchi In place o, the Plumbers
originally announced TO be played by Martinus
Seveking
The committee WHO have been engaged In raising
the sum OF $1,000 for tn endowment OF fellowship
in music in Columbia University. 10 be called the
Joseph Mosenthal Fellowship" In perpetuation Of
the memory Of the late Joseph Mosenthal. announce
that the Mendolssohn Gee Club OF New-York. Pro-
fessor Edward A. Mcdowell. conductor. has volun-
teered 10 give concert IN aid OF the fund. This
concert will take pace at Carnegie Hall on Tues
dav evening March So at $50 o'clock. The compost
tons selected FOR this cOncer; will be among the
most interesting and popular productions OF the
club in the last twentyeght years. and every effort
viii be made in the selection and performance 10 do
honor TO the memory Of their late conductor TICK
cts for all parts OF the house except the ncAes are
on sale at Schuberth's. Union Square. The boxes
OF Wednesday Of this week; az $40 p m ne CON- con-
nittee In charge Of the fund is composed Of Horauo
beth Blake. Mrs Isaac \ seligman. Samuel col
man r. H Robertson, Mrs. G. L. Cheney and +.
Francis Hyde.
The last of the American symphony socletys
concerts will take place in Chickerins Han on the
afternoon OF March q. under The direction OF MI
Sam Frankie. as usual The programme VIII con-
sist OF tho overture 20 "Prome,neus by Beeihoven:
! a symphony In major by Mozart, whlSh, 20 .r-
IS can be learned ha- nee 10, D'' ipnoorte G,aoio
Calico and ballet suite ny Henry Il. flAu'e''
local composer.
An oratorio entitled "st. Patrick az Tara. by J.
w Glover OF Dublin. will be performer next
Wednesday evening at the Lexington Avenue opera
Housa The work which has not been heard IN ti!ls
country deals with a legend which tells now me
irish saint came TO Tara at the time OF great
/ ,ero, festival The Druidcol laws ordained maj
no fire should be lighted in ne wnoie b ~ lara r,,'
Pm n so happened that s. Patrick paschaI neh.
was seen from ' raience for punishment but the
meeting resulted in the Kings conversion 10 O"''S-
| tanity.
Fragments of Mr. Y. scharwenkas opera "Matas
| vintha" which will be performed at the Me"opoii-
tan OPERA House on Tuesday Of next week nav
| airaadv been heard here in concert form ana the
earn
/ 49,. The work had rs first stage performance on
October OF last year in Weimar under the direc-
zion ~ the composer. The pianoforte score Wa a.
published or three wears ago ana ltem from
rb Tribune at the time. The story Is lhcii 49,
Felix Dahn's Elm Kam?f um Rom anu ue'I poven
voke In a general way the opera may ne sald 10
he written in the style OF 'LohenErh ille -
p " r,arrs viii he supc next Tuesday By FRAU
G C.pddsk Frau januschowsky and Herr Kraus Mr..
| Scharwenka will conduct;
| The nth afternoon and evening concerts OF the
! svmnbony Society will take place in Carnegie nan
| ~. Friday AZ o'clock and Saturday at s Miss
/ Ella Russell will sing the air from "Oberon and
rtsz,,s IT oreev and the orchestra VIII pay Dvor-
AXIS syRhony t1S tne MSG by
| and the overture Carnival Roman by beri'o~
Minor Notes-Mr Walter Damrosch's next lect-
IRE recital at the Waldorf will occur on next Thurs
dav forenoon The subject will be "Das Rhein-
| qold 49," The first Of three Lenten musicals was
given at the Carnegie Lyceum by Francis flsoher
! Powers Howard Brockway ara David Names iast
| Wednesday There will be two more on March i
and ., The concert givers have the help o. MISS
! Marguerite Hall Mrs. Theodore J. Toedt Miss sara
| LAYTON Walker and Mrs. James Lawrence Blair
| Al Mr. W j. Henderson lecture entitled Ihe
| Ochestra Explained" at Chickerine Han on APr'
l. each instrument Of the band rom the nio,- -
! the snare-drurn will be shown ana played upon,
and lis characteristics and relations 10 the oler
| ins.rureuts rs possibilities In connection Win
| them Will be fully explained The demonstrators
viii be selected from well known classical ana moo
err works Finally the American symphony Or-
chestra will play a selection that Will appropriately
i follow the discourse.......The autograph score OF
| clrcE,s onera coniquc. "L'Arbye Anchante com
rosed for the Court OF Maria Theresa, has come INTO
r. nossessou of the Library OF the Paris Conser-
S "a. study has been begun az the Grand
0nera in Paris on wagner "Meistersinger, which
| nced production october 81.