New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-PROGRAM
NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-PROGRA
NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
| The local musical calendar for the current week
| Is follows:
sunday-Metropolltan Opera House. slS p: m. pop
s ssi concert under the o''' u N"'0"
Monday-Broadway Theatre SIS p, m. FIRST per
s BY the Madison ss sq@Sre o Mr
asGi %siG "a the Of Musical Arts
1uesday-Astoria F. M fourth s s suoser r
$50 D. m. song recital by Heinrich Meyn;
Ghickerins Hall sd5l r chamber music concert by
the Jeanne Franko ITO
eoneert Of the Manuscript Society
College Of Music S5 hi M s9ns recital So py MnS
recital by Franz Listemann.
ThursdayCarnege Hall $40 p m concert a G o. the
Art sose Me 1Psra Af
BroSk Sy Roson sctS rche Gn sne by Mr.
organ recital by Alexander Guilmant; Church
Of the BALDWIN pAssem5 5fs a HTfan rs'a
lecture by Mary G. French on THE History OF
Dance Music"
sSssmSer mnsS BY the KSese Bos
cert by the Boston Orchestra.
saturday-Academy OF Music. Brooklyn. p m'
concert Of the Boston Orchestra.
Following are the programmes OF the three con-
certs to be given by the Boston symphony Or-
chestra in New-York and Brooklyn this week
NETWORK THURSDAY EVENING.
Symphony in c minor .beet a.e
Concerto for violin
Symphonic poem Thus spake Zara'hustrs H. sr,usy
Invitation 70 ire p ponSe Auber
t~orr
Symphonic suite scheheranade Rnsky .ssSSrs-
Aria from Hans Heiling
Symphony. I'm the Woods ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an
BROOKLYN, SATURDAY EVENING
SYMPHONY the New World ...'...' pT sn1.
Ana sisnor campanari.
Suite Peer Gynt' ;Gres
ANA sienor Campanari.
Excerpts from The Dannaon Of Faust ..'.. Bericz
Programme OF the concert OF chamber music
TO be given by the Knei5el Quartet. assisted by
Rafael Josery, In Mendelssohn Hall on FRIDAY
evening:
Cnats for panofote and viconceo op Beethoven
Quintet for pianoforte and strings op' ''o
NJ Alexandra Guilmant. professor OF organ at
the Conservative. and organist OF La Trinite
Paris. will give two organ recitals in New-York
this week The first will be in Mendelssohn Hall
on Tuesday evening, when he will play the follow
ing pieces:
Toccaa ct Fuga in minor pl SsSs
"a r FIN paT IA b Baxtehude
tt c A ASs1e in in minor rcm second symphony
Fifth Sonata in minor Alex Gy'lR Raes
two e 20 msn:ch bewtn den sdnde Groos
ii. IN dir list Freude" r. r,
fmproyisation on a given theme
The second recital will be in the Church OF the
Incarnation Madison-ave. and Thirty-fifth-st, at
3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Programme OF the music to be performed at tho
fourth Seidl subscription concert at the Astoria on
Tuesday evening, NJ Plancon being the singer:
Overture La Muette de Portlcf. .Auoer
0a "a, Funeral n March Of Marionette''
20 D@ @Crom "Phisnon and Baucis"' ,,,.vv
s At da asoR T.mssq! Giia TsS@s:
Ballet suite: "Coppelia' .Ds dm1.
"a, "a, 'fH snou,ntsine Gabis8arie
"a, P %spS.iSpa. 9: Ea1 Hr al Pancon '''0'
ID Menuet. The viii o the wisps'
(e) Mephi.opheless serenade on Pancon).
20 Rakoczy March
Programme for to-nghts popular concert under
the direction Of Mr.. seidl in the Metropolitan
Opera House:
VARIATIONS Brante. op 81 Mendeissohn Moschees
No.. - ..,,, The Misses su'ro' Ars,o,,. rnoma,
Nine Lillian Blauvet
Second concerto for violin. .Bruch
Ari. from The Creation Haydn
Overture 'Tannhauser' ...............:... wagner
Fantase on lie Songe Mutt Etc .Ketterer
Tie Misses Sutro.
lie VoyageUr u Ciodard
lie Nauton.er' Schupert
&c )"Le F1libustier Georges
NJ Plancon.
Rondo caprccioso. saint-Saens
NJ. Ysaye.
valse ''Nympbes and syvains' Bembers
Nine Lillian Blauven
First Hungarian Rhapsody. 1Aszt
Massenet's opera comique In one act, lie Por-
trait de Manon,' will be performed at the second
entertainment OF the Society OF Musical Arts In
the ballroom OF the Astoria tomorrow evening.
1t will be followed by an orchestral suite composed
and conducted by II. K. Hadley. pas de deuX.
with music from lie Cid" danced by Mile. de
Consoli and NJ. Banchifor, and new pantomime.
Blanc ct Noir." by Victor Capoul. with music by
Harvey Worthngton LOOMS.
The annual Christmas performance OF The Mes
siah" by the Oratorio Society OF New-York will