New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
MUSICAL NOTES.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-PRoGRAM
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The musical calendar for the current week Is as
follows:
sunday-Metropotan Opera House. p m Sem
concert by Victor Herbert and his band; Lied
erkranz Hall. concert of the Deutscher heuer
kranz
sa IF sns aa Jeanne Ss Frankie TRIO Men
pv Hall al M osrsi o. e ehsase
bsrnsafd his HstorIsai Hall BTeofiyn n,, SIS ? NJ
ner and Berta GrosseThomason
wednesday-Assoclaton Hail. Brooklyn. chamber noe,
music concert by the Spsrms the BROOKLYN In
stitute Of Arts and Sciences.
Thursday-Audtorium West Side Branch Young
recital by Augusta ohrstrom-Renard and Re-
becca Mackenzie.
Friday-Carnegie Hall. o'clock; second afternoon
concert OF the symphony Society
saturday-Carnege Hall. o'clock, second evening
concert OF the Symphony Society,"
The spering Quartet Of Chicago Is to appeal for
metropolitan judgment this week. It consists OF
Theodore Spiering and Otto Roehrborn. vioins;
Adolpf Weidg viola. and Herman Destel. vloloncel-
To- all OF them. we believe. former members OF the
Chicago orchestra conducted by Theodore Thomas
Its first will take place in Mendelssohn Han
on Tuesday evening. the programme consisting OF n
quartet by Mozart, the variations from Schuberts
Quartet In d minor, and Beethoven's Quartet In Il
minor Op. 80. No 9 On Wednesday evening the
quartet will give a concert In Association man,
Brooklyn under the auspices OF the Brooklyn lnst-
tute OF Arts and Sciences. The programme VIII
consist OF the same Mozart Quartet, the whole OF
the Schubert Quartet, and Beethoven's Serenade
in D. op. 25 Mr. Hugo wittgenstein playing the
flute.
NJ Ysaye will be the solo performer at the second
afternoon and evening concerts OF the symphony
Society next Friday and Saturday. He will play
Bcc,hoven's Concerto and Wilhelmj's 'Parsifar
paraphrase. The orchestral numbers OF tho pro-
rramme will be Beethoven's Eighth Symphony.
Tschaikowsky's symphonic ballad. "Voyvode and
the Rhine journey music from Die Gotterdam-
merung"
The symphonic ballad by Tschalkowsky was pub
Ushed after Tschaikowsky's death. from manu-
script score in possession OF one OF his pupils
This man picked 1t up from the moor OF the
stage where Tschalkowsky had thrown IT, torn In
two IN disgust. after a rehearsal OF the work whcn
had not gone his liking The ballad follows close
~ the poem OF Pushk!n. In which the old VoyVode
Uhc Prince home 10 his castle. AFTER the
war 20 ind his young wife's secplng-room empty
Bidding a servant follow him. he enters tho garden
in search OF her and there IN the moonlight. under
the trees he finds his wife and her former lover
AS they whisper TO each other the story or their
love and final separation through her marriage to
the Prince the Noyvode bids tho servant take one
n, two pistols that he has brought with him. and
70 aim nj tho lover while he. the Prince. Kills the
faithless wife. But the servant whose sympathies
are aroused by the sad story as no hears 1t from
the lips OF the young pair says he cannot aui-his
hand trembles TIE Voyvode commands him 10
nre-the servant shoots. and the Noyvode falls TO
the ground dead shot through the heart
Ms. r~ontlns Gnertncr vioioncello. ana Nine
Berta C;ros.e-Th omasor pianotoric havo arranged
a concert. 10 be given next Tuesday evening IN HIS
,orleal Hall Brooklyn, with tho help OF Miss Maud
t~-g.y Hal nd I
Dcmpsey bary.one The programme contains three
movements from Godards Trio. Op. 81: Ruon-
stems Sonata for pianoforie and vioioneeIo, Up
Is. TWO movements from Griegs Sonata for piano.
forte and violin. Op. 6. and three movements from
Rhelnberger's Quartet. Op. IS. Mr. Dempsey Will
sing songs bytiounod. pease and Tschaikowsky.
Nm. sonbrich may bo heard for the last time
until after her return from trip 70 Caitorhia NJ
a concert in the Metropolitan Opera House this
evening The concert will be Ike rs predecessors.
With tho orchestra under tho direction OF Mr. seidi
and slgnor Beylgnan. and the programme Will be
as follows:
Sot,afns rom Il Midsummer Nights Dream.
rrolosu, from "P'siisec, le0"'"'''''
Aria "cislo Mar c'Gaeonas') ''''--'''' 'f0hene'"
Dane. and waltz from "Ci ppeila 'psiDrs
Reclta'e Hnd Aria from N9r ,na,
Prelude. Cleopatra" WANT
Proch's Variations 81 s...,-,..
song "ser,nais de Don Juan T'ehhiSo"'AS
dc GogorIa e,..,..
waits. Woe 81 Prmaycrs '-..'.''''''' e""D''
BONANZA. An non crcdev nj. ''.'-'''-'-'''ih 0nAN
TannhAuser,' March ..waSner
Following IS the programme OF pieces 70 be per-
formed at the Broadway Theatre tonight at the
concert OF the I'D Regiment. under the leadership
OF Victor Herbert
Grand Professional March. from "Ths Queen Of
o., rtur. 'Mienon Thoms.
Aria. luce de SIes, M sn,Ts pcn.yn
a Promenade Matnse 'iHeomoe
1P'S Gadcfai Dance from Kns Henry vIli ss!,ys.
Polka Sr''; Mss.r ,''' HSs.r. Bass. and wilder.
Solos for voloneello Noe, Ins scb"beert
Victor Herbert, with harp accompaniment by o. Hase-
'Arason... from 10 CD s Mos:sUs,
''NArurL ..,.,''-'''' rvorak
song. with Ny Guitar Wright
Farta,sle from the opera The serenade Heroert
The FIRST meeting Of tho Alumni Association OF
the National Conservatory OF Music Of America was
held last Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the
conservatory on East Seventeenth-st. There was
a largo attendance and amid much enthusiasm
John s Wise made happy speech In which
he sketchei the history OF the organization It's
aims and tho object OF the newly formed Alumni
thanked the students for their interest in their
Alma Mater: and after re nomination p1, OF , Mrs
Se az president the meeting ,I resoved Itself INTO
at the same hour and place.
Tho first concert for this season OF the Deutscher
Liederkranz will take place in the clubs hall this
evening under the direction OF Heinrich Zoellner.
with the following programme:
overture "IDonore No Beethoven
Two numbers from 'Dss Deu.che Requiem" Brahms