New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

MUSJCAL NJ a Emo
TIT, WEEKLY CALENDAR-LAsT WEEK
OF THE oPERA-MUsIC IN THE
CoLLEGEs-NoTEs AND AN
INDUCEMENTS.
The musical calendar for the current week is as
sunday-Arion Club house. s p M. third concert OF
the Arion Society - ,.., hv
MondayVaSE,s nSmTosch Chamber Music Hall
u m Columbia University lecture Sy nh prg,es M1
HSr@', %e M Opera House. p. m Ger
man opera. "Das Rheingold. ,,u,u,,.or =.
Tuesdnys ee,Sre BY H. Krehbe Folk SONG SONG
IN america Chamber Music Hall SMpe p; % sn
5 Gss club SS Ma HAN Of 1 Mus 5Rs
kne s. uSisff BY Richard BUY By
,s Han c Ss I 70 nh the Cement SeSsat
the MspSSs Mosent if scholarship Fund
WalS SOs Ms. Mosner
Gaasana SSd Mr. Paul and Mr. EF sCns
scssHE f %2 Finn Ms'S cT Hs
onera House p m. German OPERA
rhurssav-yletropolita Opera Ho1sei sw,pptha az
XayeT schsrwenks's 0pe erinre BY " j. Hen
Shisksr in H5e Orchestra E str Explained"
Hail. s2 S3S P MetPPo oSt opera
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Opera House, : T. S.,5 D. m
IN isc Symphony Society; Walden 1
m. pianoforte recital by Mme'
Szumowska
The season OF opera under the IIosa enters
Damrosch at the Metropolitan opei" .uro,,,re az
,non us fourth and last week WIN prs o Co. NJ
49, ou lovers Of Wagner should reJoice 10, W.
Douroscb announces the first proouo"o. ." ,a
work in many years OF the complete ~, on
Tatralogy beginning with Das Ta,.,ro.ch
Monday evening. For this opera M iaors in
nos ipnorted machinery for the Rhlne ni'iu'rS -.
49, g., zct which Is said TO be an exact uuP
n, that used at Bayrcuth. This VIII oe '"0 r,
production OF 'Das Rhengod" this season
counlete cast is as follows: Notah' I-lii
Donner Gerhard Stehmann; Froh. Wlihe.ih Nh
co"''I, 49, rrrst. Alberich. Wilhelm Mertens'
,U,o poul LANCE; Fasot, Heinrich hoopnio
rafner Fritz Derschuch; Fricka, Marie bi ,o.a
80 Marie Hartmann. Erda, Ria Eioenschue'A D.
Woglinda Augusta Vollmar; Weldguhua' N' n W
Mattfeid; Flosshilda, kiza 1,,n he given,
win Nine Lii Lehman as Br1pnhnae a iSe last cast
johanna S SjGr,nd Paul Kalisch; Wotan. Emil
Fischer: Hunding Heinrich hoooing uar Helm
,Se MaTje Brands: Ortinde. Marie Hartmaih
Waragte Ria EeeTs ena eGcetlc6
SSna Har,nann Rossweise Mathilde DenneI IN
Fre siyyrfsd and %l e T tehmn Rnn,
hide The complete cast Is as l0I Lsnge; Van
derer Gerhard S;ehmann: Fafner friz 10 In -
Ab ,bd e, Mloe Die will be
given and with this Perf9fi9nnTgs3 nm will
marx Nine LiiH Lehmanns farewell aP app ~ be
in in AmerGa as It is VerE cast for Die
Gotterdammerung is as follows brupn aaen Emu i
lehman siSs1riedc Carl naO soner GuTg5 Marie
TT,nanT,s. Woplinda Augusta Nolmar; WenguIua'
6aT,e Mattfeld: Fiosshilda Ria Eibenschue'%
The sixth and last symphony concerts OF the pres
.r, saason will take place Friday afternoon
Ali and Saturday evening, April g. at carnegie
Van The solo performer will be Nine 1efresa
Carreho and he concerto one for piano
forte in e fat BeSn1ysfni MA Wagner Hungarian
Rhapsody List. Nine Carreno
Mr.. George c. Cow. professor OF music al asS'.
College is laboring hard TO secure mee''hs %
nersons interested in college and musical education
In connection with the approaching convention VI
the Music Teachers National Association nv
only has he addressed letters TO ten OF more ui'
t,rgIshed musical educators Of Europe asking TOT
similar information. bat 10 every college preslueH
in the United States he has SEM 'ne io''o"'' nc
letter: ,o
Dear sir Let me call your attention as an educa
ers' National Association 10 be held in Nfw o ORR
CITY June DPS 1t is proposed 10 MAKE which che muse
sion for a conference upon the p!acv "l i,r.rv ~
ought 70 obtain in education Ig nave 5y BEEN mos
thoughtfuiy chosen and the preparation OF me
programme under each mas been pT ma are es guar
sntee that something more re Than ie, passing e0HSi'
There has never been a time when the claims OF
music place in the general education t were a.
well recognized as now 1t seems as th 1g r
s bro,S 9 sSr ne9 Sans sa' Of
juncjure have great infIanee Tina; 10. N@tion ON,
This the chief place in their Deliberations Is o
WSle the Committee on Music IN the College anC
University is not yet comPietey ors5nzeG. g
plan the work is indicative OF the spirit IN wLlci
the conference is TO be conducted In the prepare
lowing method will be adopted pi ~. TALON ~ End ,
fhs sePT w coeee s and nnaer
stiles are at present doing or are purposing TO 90
IN the the eadng 1 az Of Europe give 10
second-As fun an exPressio,n OF opinion as P9Ss
leading educators who are interested in the suoiec
from the non-professonal STANDPOINT, as 70 VIVA
the colleges and universities might do for the caus
OF r mus Resulting statistics together wit
whatever other material bearing uron the quss.lo
the hands OF all who are interested III 'he conner
ence. ,,,,,.. ..o.., .,,r,.s, IF tbosa statistic
and from special indications which may be brougf
IN correspondence the points 10 pe 20,
of the conference such not only TO present dei
mite aims but to disc9 ,. ana e"'p"'SiN0
II is the hope OF the committee that the breadt
be treated. together with the weight and autnorlt
OF the sneakers who take part IN thc ma! az ~
sion will cause Widespread interest III -. me coz ~
vention. and add materially and permanently 10 IN
pressure now beginning 10 De ieIt ever! WIZ
admi; music an important factor III HDer'
We confidently expect that all college professor
and instructors in music will lend us their hGartle,
aid: and we therefore ask your immediate ASST
ance in the following ways .
First-Wili you send at once, TO the chairman G
tho committee your catalogue for the current veal
and ali other printed matter bearing on the status
music In your institution
Second.Wil you kindly write out for him s. tt
rnent OF The history Of your institution In It's trea
ment OF music, the success Of your present plan.
aud what modification enlargement would, /
your Judgment, enhance the usefulness or the dt
partment? :, -
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