New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

tone The programme Is as follows:
Overture The Promised Brde' Popehielli
Transcription Of Hungarian airs grer
soprano solo. Thine ,,.s yv.,in,;; D0""
fSsa.s he fa W.s6sF
q, Ms 2eso II. "s STAR. and stripe. sag.s
BARITONE solo. Spanish seTsnas ;
Humore.qu. GOOD Bye ....:.........sou sa
The Banda Rosa. before starting its tour
through the New England States and the west
will give a farewell concert al the Metropolitan
Opera House tonight Little Carlotta stubenrauch
will BIZ among the soloists The programme Is as
follows:
MsasiSeie ' proiosue and romance nnae
Ear pede a"ns s.s T Greadr song air.
s@nssr5aHsla MarGaIsls Won a1 yah,e In.,
'''''' Violin solo-Cario,ta subenra.ch
Lucia d La1inermoor finale Act p waSpa
la Fora del Desiino.' introduction prayer. romance
trio finale
Carl Bernard Will give vocal recital in Steinway
Hall on Thursday evening He will he assisted by
Hans Kronold cello. and Miss Eva Zimmerman.
accompanist The programme will include German
and English songs arias from Gounods queen
OF Sheba" and Eandel's "Alexanders Feast. ana
cello solos.
The nrst concerts or the symphony Soclet! tHlS
season will take place on Friday afternoon. Noven-
Der g. at sl5 o'clock and on Saturday. November 6.
at SIS. The programme will be in memory or
Mendelssohn. the flteth anniversary OF whose
death will he November 4. The soloists will be
Mile. Antoinette Trebei. soprano Cher first APP
pearance ana the Oratorio Society chorus Will as
sist The programme is follows: Overture. lie
Roi d'Ys" Lalo: air An So Lo' CFlauto
Mag!co'O Mozart Mile. Trebelli; (a) Andante Cam
table from string quartet Tschaikowsky; Oh Per-
petuum Mobile new. first time) Novaczek: sym
phony No. 3. Scotch. Mendelssohn, air. Hear
Ye. Israel from "Ejah'C. Mendelssohn. Mile
TrebelH: chorus from "ElijahD Thanks Re 10
God. Who Laveth the Thirsty Land Oratorio
Society chorus Mr.. Novaczek. whose "Perpetuum
Mobile is on the m b ws' Earn c r S
tired and Is now living in Berlin. de1oting himself
Was recently af pay5d by Buson Antonete Teb
is the daughter Of the famous contralto Nine
Zelie Trebell
The seidl Society will give the first Of its seasons
concerts on Friday evenins in the Academy or
Music. Brooklyn under Mr. seids direction Ihf
Mme Helene Hastrciter ccnralto The pro-
aramme will be a. follows:
o,er,,r. ..Ruv Ear. ............ Mendsissohn
synphonle poem Roue' domPha'' saint SI n9<
Song 'Hear'"0g NM. usl.ne iia.,re.,ci Greg
Andan,e cantabiie T'ssaito !st.
Piano concerto Maitinu. sievckinr
Songs a. "D,eam. ........ 'Tsz,
" Nine: He.sne Ha'"'ner nvo-.x
Jennie Iioyle. the young English violinst, will
make her debut tomorrow evening at the opening
concert OF the Astoria
Miss Cornena Dyas pianist. will give series
= three mors~g chamher-music recitais a. the
Hotel Manhattan. Forty-secona-si and MADISON
ave on Fridays. November > and . ana pecen"'r
~ tor ~
Miss Maud Powell. violinis. and Mr. Paul M'ersch.
celst. Among the works 10 be givor in the series
are Trlos Schubert B-fat major. Saint Saens.
major Dvorak Dunky. and T.chnikowsky
n COR nsno violin viola and yiolon clio Dyorak:
WIN the assistance 81 Mr. Joseph J kovarik.
Viola
The Oratorio Society announces that T. Will give
during the s.asot two afternoon and two evening
concerts and q festival ~ commemorat'on ~ tho
;werty-hfth hnri.etsary Of tho founding 81 N" 80
c,e,v nv Or Teopod pan-osch. The programmes
and dates nre follows
First concert-"Red mp;lon Goar61 FIioay a., ar
ternc.on, December g. aud Saturday evening. De-
sacond corcer,-"Tho Messiah" Handel: annual
Christmas performance. Wednesday AN'fi oo'. I''-
ccnlior % and Thursday evening poc'mher N
81 the fo,ndcr Of Tie rocl~ty. "sninm''h" ~
b.rs sung a, tho ar, concert given ey me sec~'y
December - ~. mar. ~ 80 III ,S ,-,,
rr palcs.rra 20 nm. Wales Of Pleasure
Mendclssohn. Tue sday evening April l-. -,
Faust." Bcriioz. wcdncsday evenre. Aprii. !,
Third festival concert ST ,hrit,optcrr lio.h,tp
Parker ,ars; performance ir American Friday ar
'' FoSrb N H.Jtal con,cr Elijah" Mendeissohn'
SATURDAY evening April Is
Tho best available -ol,s's viii b" engaged
Those already engaged ,rc Nine Johanna Gadski.
soprano II Fans Wilh"ms ,cn'r, Mr,,em on ~
David Rispharn. uarvtouc
To celebrate the tenth Anniversary % hs dir"c-
torship Of the N"w-York College Of Music. Alex
andcr LANDER, viii on November 70. give an or
chos,ral concert with Mo assistance - Walter
Danrosch and the symphony Orchestra. The soto
lists will be pupils selected from nc din"ront a"-
partments 81 the collce'-pian0 violin. vocal '''.
The National Con,crvator, Of Muse q America
announces a series Of four orchestral concerts 10
be given NJ the Madison Squar" concert Hal dur
ing tho months Of January February March ana
April 1905 They are 10 be under tho conductor
ship Of Gustav Hinrichs. tho orchestra being com
posed Of pupils recruited from tn" orchestral
rl.secs Of Inc institution and their teachers Solo
lists will be selected from M" faculty ana pups.
These concerts are to De given under III" auspices
81 tho subs crbers 70 the permanent orchestral fund
OF the National Conservatory ana VIII therefor" y"
free. Dates will be announced ht"r.
The first appearance in New-York Of Nine. Dyna
Reimer the Belgium soprano. viii be mad" on
Tuesday evening Noyrrter {? win me constance r,
OF Paoo Calico pianist: Emilio d" toeorAa, hafN-
tone and Anton Scidl with his oichcstfa
BRIGADE STAFF or THE NiViL MILITIA.
The brigade STAFF Of the Naval Militia Of tho
State is made up follows: J. w. Miller. captain
Dana Greene lieutenant and ordnance officer.
chief OF stan: John 6. Agar lieutenant. pay'nast"r
and fudge advocate; Frank Barrow Anderson. li"u-
tenant and signal officer Aaron Vanderbilt hru-
tenant and aid
Mr. Greene formerly an ofIce- In the Navy.
and was also connected with the Isl Naval Bat
! TALON Ncw-York; since 80 organization he has
! acted as lieutenant commencing the Second III
! vision and subsequently az navigator.
Pavmas,er Jonn q Agar "a lawyer and one
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