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

etc Effects obtained by diuerent h,iuS vi he
vo,ipns no snveral parts etc. Use of mutes 500
SSns in the n,s t Ny bodes First and second
volins Nioa What the nstruniehI ,ss.ioi ocnrte
V WolonnelIo: What it is Its remarkable compass
and variety of tone ,s s bass Of the or
chestra Early methods OF USING H. MOu , nv, a,,d
DDS The basses in the Ninth symphony anu
The The woodwnd-Its organization Flutes: what what
they can do and now Gil sccti Oboe Char
! acter of it's tone Its pastoral style It's speca,l
employment English horn The oboes ,r alto a
| ,aniapChov solo instrument. Bassoons; The bass
OF the oboe Its plantve upper reglsler Jus eapaor
lie woodwind. Its three registers, ana special Ell
1sct The bass earG bo and ya s effects pro-
/ ducibe by wood instruments working together ana
The hrass-Its organization. Horns What they
are and how they sound. Their functions as SOLO
members of the brass. How employed in orchestra
Trombones The religious n ei a6 omf bass
of the brass It's great compass ana vapiey nnces
sarily noisy. How it sounds when used softly
Instruments of percusson-Fu account o OIL nSalie
chors. The natural subdivisions OF each ana tneIr
Solidty breadth Of tone. contrast and variety of
! color. How these are obtained. How 10 hs'ch "
an orchestra
The kind of information provided as rule for
| readers in Germany touching American AFFAIRS Is
Gently in the Meme Freie Presse" of Vienna. 1t
deals with the history of opera in New-York, and
seems have been written here. This is the IN
| formation purveyed: The German opera enter
| prise. for which Lilli Lehman came to America,
| seems TO have been abandoned: present the
company after making a tour through the South
| is playing in Chicago: the great period of German
| opera In New-York the decade 1ss0-'90 the
Academy of Music no longer being satisfactory the
Metropolitan Opera House was built; its iirst sea-
son. I'm 1889. resulted In loss TO Abbey OF $4,000
b re I Trbt sembrIc6 500 Campann 81 5
Stagno. $1,000. and Scalchi 5000 per month. a
holders Of opera house appealed Strakosh. but
he refused. and Or. Leopold Damrosch proposed TO
ic was 100000 I'm the first and $4,000 in
the second; the opera house burned down in 1892
paid at present follows Jean de Res2ke
soc per night; Edopsrd de Rsszke, 5000; Msibe
$500 y masterpiece of transformation!
Nine Antoinette szumowska will give piano
forte recital at the Hotel Waldorf next Saturday
afternoon. beginning at 23o O'Clock. Following is
tho programme:
Two songs without .Nendessohn
N Noeiane minor ....
E'"de'' g, g, & ' asi n moGt Chopin
Menue new sfson
VaIss stTauss-Tausig
| Quartet Of Boston, will take place in Mendelssohn
! Glee Club Hail. in West Fortieth-st, Tuesday
| evening beginning at s:15 O'clock The programme
Will consist OF pittersdorfs quartet IN E-lat Beet
| hoven's in C-sharp minor, OF. 49, and Griegs In
minor, op. z
Mr. Richard Burmeister will give pianoforte re-
cital in the hall Of the New-York College Of Music
on Tuesday evening.
The Mannergesangverein Arion will give its third
IN hol1 Int undo he
Of Julius Lorenz, the programme being as follows:
'O''''' 1u D' iei's''inSs' Won Eieiard Wagner
Dorchester.
'0''A'' Manncrchor capela
Scene ind Arie LA mort de jeanne dArc."
Fri Gertrude May Stein und orch.ster
zNe satze aus der voksthem,chen SUIT IShn Ri''ze
o. Finale (aber Alb 6 schdizeJ.
I'd. Krone i'm Rhen' '..' .aaseur
Her Evan Williams und Orches,er.
scher70' 0p Dorchester.
Concert fur YSns Maud powell una orS..ier sans'Sn'
zwei Msnnereh5rc ' a capeiia, ''N'N
O. spanische Wese." arrsngirt Ottoman Neubner
Zwei Nsder Rchard wagner
Fri Gertrude Stein und oT0h s.ss; s.su-,.,,
-'' Mannerchor und orchester.
all that he has arranged for New-York, in Chamber
Music Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
of this week. beginning at O'Clock. The two pro-
grammes are follows:
TUESDAY
I'm. asyre broIanie ;drsTsy G7sS
| - ds,y Sa,ova-dsl
"stIb, Lieb und Freud" .............s chumsnn
HGf Fldean des Gesanges .............. Mendessohn
'standchcn' Brahms
Tsss 1 IVA P 81. : iiay 5oy &C v SANFORD
En,l1gbs yrds ANN i'm Wade 1abHe ass: German
Der NO"'D" "'l Arlaneed by " s,ade
Scots "na nae Arranged by a. scmcrvci Scotch
Love Love az inE ' Observation-Disclosures. Irish
Arranged by Charles Wood.
M MOL 5rS Gse Of The Daisies Irish
! Arranged by c. v Stanford ,..s
! Inc ''0"' Arranged by 4. a. Needharn.
WEDNESDAY.
! "A aui der der Brtcki'
Der i.konig' ... ........ Schubert a. Jan. i7o0
"@i } ,9 qa Is Pretty Tovn'} English
{, 81 wii Give You the Keys Of Heagen'' y
j Arranged by Lucy BroadwoOd Co.,
In' iva S A5sas.a % Afor somcrvs
Twas One Arranged range Sy v stanford
i'''7'''' Arranged by CHARLES Wood. ,
Father of'yH Arranged BY & Y. Stanford -
s scusa and his band will give concert IN Tho
| broadway Theatre next Sunday evening. Elizabeth
Northrop will sing and Miss Martina tombstone will
Z play the violin
pr4COCK EFFECTS IN CLASS.