New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

THE WEEKLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MENT's AND PROGRAMMES.

cert by Mine. Marcella Ssmorich; Arion Iral,,
D. m. concert by the Marnefgtsansvere'"
Noa %i5gs Casino '''' p Ill., ''"'''
Mendelssohn Glec Club Hall. s;l5 p. M
roncert By the Kneisel Quartet, OF Boston
n.sday-Cham5er Music Hall p m oG concern
hy Miss Grace Milton. soprano ~; A1"y S Mn
Hall Brooklyn. Sis p. m, song recitai py MIN
Hic.nrich. of Boston. ,
Hall No l56 Fhth ,Ixs,c,y
PLAYS Passion Music and hlcdi%vai n f Nm
Astoria Hotel p M 'ecoh ,nion seSI chick
ering Hall, s:l5 p. IN. concert by inc p"''"
reuther quartet -,
Hotel Mapaa2n cdrn 81 Dye eSg assisted
by Miss Maud Powell and i3ui ~. Hier Tsw- York
nsele Hall p. m. concert oy '"e Nc"
Hall rI2 ,ss 1io $40 FP2enca
rC ding ana concert ~ MISS h"'S ''N"
Field and Charles >. PnilHis
4 Ave weeks season OF grand opera IN frehc"'
German and Italian will be given ~ 'he .'ioiO
nolitan Opera I'ouse under the diroou"h VI "H''
p,mrosch and {. \. Ellis beginning the nliuu'c y,
ro,,,,r -, While short f. comparison win former
e.a sons In this city IL promises to DC 'Nc.c"'"s's
interesting and performances OF me Pu''i'' '""'
confidently be expected. 49,.
II vii! be made notable by the American "e
OF several artists who come bearing ''e nan mo -,
of great and continuous success on the s'"e'' "
i,nportant opera houses OF Europe; some es.ao
liehe
hoard in new roles and several promising YOUNG
A-r.rtcan singers whose artistic achievements
have already proven their ability, VIII be miro
duccd Nine Melbs will he warmly welcoile
back She Is now sin, ing WIN her "CV"'o
brlIiancy In England after her conquest VI '''
Italians at the recent Donlzetu festVh III pe
pamo Nine Nordica. whose engagement was
closed Yesterday, will sing In ode Walkure ana
"D,e G6tterdHmmerung" in addition to operas !"
which she has appeared before. MonsiShoT ioo7
will sing the leading French and i'aliah 'e"o'
r6Ics Ifo was born IN 1879. While waiting ior HIS
graduation at the Conscrvatoire. the managers oi
the PARIS Or,ra signed n contract with hiin ana
no made his debut Fernando In faVotl'a u,
sen.enber u 1895 III 1857 he sang "Don O'taVlo
IN "Don Giovanni" and In the following year aP-
reared as Don Gomez in Saint -Saehs iie"'
VIII" He then went 10 Brussels AT MasSe'e' ~,
quest to sing in n production OF EsclarH'o"ue'
leaving the Opera. After the Brussels enSase"en,
he sang several parts for a season AT tle lHPei""
Theatre OF Russia. In 1897 he was recalled 10 inc
paris Opera where he sang 'L'Afric3inoi rs ts
Huguenos and other Operas ne Sren' Wassene
49, ~ he Opera romique In 1895 he sang ~
the Royal opera, Madrid in "l@nengtin, nga@c
,1crt vas renewed for three successive seasons.
Monsignor Boudourcsque, ne frehch oA $50 o
company belongs 10 family famous IN ,ne s hem
Of he Paris operate stage, his father having Den
for more than ten years the pfinripnt oN Sow mir
he years Of gse nrS is when hS Grated the
part Of lie RoI In Massenets ei sagdcr
he same performance IN which MIS- y ~ o'',tc ~
son made her debg, as herone' h his cngaged him
Tor two seasons at Lille and AlgeIS IN ts'l ~, 49,
turned to the Opera .o Io 1IU varied repertory
i OI W. "Nanon Ciounod's "Mireiile' and "a
snhss in the p aTst peF smie he has appeared
to good advantage in Monte Cnro' frnn'lone the
o,ber artists 81 tho company have all sung before
AZ The Metropolitan Opera House .,..... 60.
pr r6s fo aaG ssod Is 5s ~ g '%
Barna seygard T0ron's, Ssu wssers ibo. Roth.
nrbI saiigna.. Breuer Van iIoose. Nannl nnh
KTaus 6aTyto1ss MessT' csmSyh 1..Is oaaae
ssque Rains yyan and TsSGerr rho ioioM,n N
pamrossa and sifnGT F'% nj scvle csyssr
Rusceana" "Romeo OF Juleite." "Aida sust1
HI,,o "HIuca," ''Fiying Dutehmen. I,,JIin,a
und Isolde "Das Rheingold, DC " '
"siesfried" and die GotterdammefunS
Assisted by the faculty Of the METROPOLITAN oor ,
,cro o, Music and others Mr. John :. "'st' w
deliver A course OF lecture, on music" .oP.,
the students Of tha. college and the puohc ,is
SON az the Assembly Hall OF the Presbyterian
uu,dlng No l9 Fifth-ave The hour for beginning
IS O'Clock and dates ana subjects are as foho"'
'o, gaTdng Muvic.' Professor waldo Pratt
NOVEL; Me4iSva al Hymns" John c. GrTgs "
December |? Classic and Romantic Music" IL T.
Dece nS%%'f J. THE sonatasymDhOny Form C S.
December ls The History of Dance Music" Miss
Jan @ny d The History of Notation" Professor
January is. The Relation Between the Poetic and i
the Musical Foot: the Scanning OF Melodies
1o, MISS The Relation Of Speech TO Voice In
Song'g a. Lows Wsacrp 0ratorio" w J. Henderson
February g. GERMAN Song and Ballad Writer'S.
r.b gohr 10 Worship Music" the Rev Or Charles
February l. Church Music in England" the Rev.
February a ~ q 'Meodlc Development" DR. Henry
March 3. The organ as Church and Concert In
rrend huG o5esa rnds ny
ana duck" John c. Grigss.. ~
MaI siio H. Mss MS SqS' urS%yi ''"'o Of r0
March "a ''The Composers Point Of View" Dud-
March 81 "rhe DEVELOPMENT of Tonality," Profess
sor George Coleman nan Cow cr,a.
Apprii il. The Secret Of wagner'' Genius" Albert
April 2i, italian Opera and Verdi" Frank Hunter
April % Modern American Song Writers" John
C. CrlgGs.
The 6rst concert TO- this season Of the Kneso
Quartet Of Boston. will take place In Menaelssohn
| Hall on Tuesday evening OF this week. NJ Pour
! tan clarinet OF the Boston Symphony Orct cstra
| Will assIst and the programme VIII conss, OF
Haydn's Quartet in d. No ~; Brahmss Quintet
with clarinet ard Reethoven's Quartet In T.. fiat
| op H.
The Mannersesangverin Arion will give its hrs
| concert for this the club hall this even
| ing. Following is the programmed
Overture ''TannhAuser'. ..............R w.sn.
DIE holden Sarge e. ...'..''''. TT U.go,
| aannerchor a c,n.la ''''-''' ''s"
Ars q d. Oper '1ians Heing": AN i.n.n Tar.
-. So Heinrich Marachnel
| Scsnen aus 'C1eopatra'' .............. Iur r,,.
Dorchester. $1,000
Zwei Observation-Disclosures ................ c,,vsu,
HAnnerchOr "a capelia.
| Erster Satx dem Concert E-ino fur y,o,onc.uo
,.n,,.,. ,.,.- o David Pope
Zwei Ziseunerthnze Ludwig Heidngsfeid
| Dorchester.
| Zwei MannerchHre a capclla:
ta) "in NON teutsch IeiteIed' .........U Ric,sc,
Zwci iAeder:
(a) "Die Manacht' Observation-Disclosures. job Rrahr,
(b) Der Erk5nig' Observation-Disclosures anz Schubef
David Dispham.
'SiegesgesanR der Deutschen .............A. Becke
MlnnerrhOr mil Orchcster.