New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Mr. Richard Burmeister. for several years Inc
head OF the pianoforte department OF the feaoody
Conservatory. in Baltimore. will make New-iorx
his home. Mr.. Burmeist2r is well known oy tae
musical people OF New-York both as composer ana
performer and will bc gladly welcomed by the
artistic colony
Nine Marcelia Sembrlch. who Is coming 10 Amer
lea TO make 4 concert tour this season, viii san
from Hamburg the Normannia on Octoper Il
Her first concert. VIXEN she VIII be supporter ~
Mr. David Bispham and orchestra condGcted
by signor Bcyignani. will take place at the Metro
poiitan opera House on october g. She VIII also
sing the OF the subscription concerts at the
Astoria Hotel TO be directed by Mr. Seid., on NO
vember T.
circular jug, issued hy Harvard University
brings intelligence OF q most noble ard commend
able project for making that institution FACTOR
I'm the musical life OF Cambridge Ten concerts OF
chamber music arc TO be given in Sanders Theatre
supplementary to "A course OF lectures given 10 SUI.
dents by Professor Paine the chamber music OF
Beethoven and other modern masters The price
OF a season ticket Is only s., the public being IN
vited TO subscribe. and limited number OF seats
being reserved for officers OF the University, the
students who take the course. and invited guests
The Knelsel Quartet will take part in eight OF the
concerts. and engagements have also been maoe
with the Adamowskl Quartet, Nine. Szumowska
Rafael Josefy. Carl ga errlann and the principal
players of tho Boston symphony Orchestra Ths
list OF compositions 10 be played at the concerts
and analy zed at the lectures OF Professor Paine
contains seven works by Beethoven. three by
Mozart, three b. Schubert. two by Haydn, two oy
;chumann. ard each by Brahms. Tschskow'
sky. Mardelssohn. HumTel, Dvorak Grieg. Chad'
wick ard Foo.e The business management CT me
concerts has been placed in the hands OF Sir .eo
r. Gomez. assistant manager or the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra, and Harvard graduate OF tls
class OF -. -
The public rehearsas and concerts OF the Phil
harmonic Society. increased to eight for this sea.
son. forctold by The Tribune. Will be given IN
Carnegie Hall the afternoons of November y
December ~. January I, February :, February ~
March I. March Is and April l. and the evenings
OF November 49, December II. January ). January
.. March 5. March - and April 2 The prices .!
subscription TO the eight public rehearsals or
eight concerts follows: Parquct 81: dress
circle first rows so. other rows s.: balcony
hrst rows s.. other rows s.: ante room boxes
six seats. s0o open boxes. six seats. $50 Old SUD-
scr.hors may renew their subscriptions from Oct0,
her IS To 90 after October % new applications VIII
be acted -,
Rosonthal will give his first concert I'm New YORK
this season the evening o. November II. After.
ward he will give four rectals and will then SO ON
a tour. not 10 return TIL spring .
Si,pu. List pGDii and Il much-admred piansI
will come 10 America this season and be heard IN
orchestral concerts ard recitals His first appear
ancc will be early in January with the Se.dl Or
Chestra ,v
Cui'mant. the orgarist OF La Trnte. Paris. VIII
spend three months In America, beginning VIA
early December He will give recitals. as no Gu
when ne visited the States in 1898.
The Italian Banda Rossa which Is to give cor:
certs IN the United States this season. will SAL
from Naples on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm