New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr. Frank Damrosch Is Just returned from EUROPE
looking much improved In health. he e*pless.'
himself ready for work. and In order to fuihi MS
duties as supervisor OF music In the puohc schoo'e
will give up all private Instruction lie mas " o"e
with him from Europe number OF extreme! III
teresting Russian novelties for the concerts OF tne
Musical Art Society. the rchearsals o. "h'c" wal
begin toward the close Of October
The Boston Symphony Orchestra. MT Emil run
conductor will give Ave concerts at the Mctropo'ah
Opera House in the coming season on the evenings
OF November H. December 10. january ~ reoIu"i'
Il and March a. The colo performers wiz w
Mesdames Media and Nor0ica and Messrs kheiSe'
ana LcefI'cr Following is the list OF compoS''""S
which will he performed IN the course OF the season
Keethoyeo symphorly No C'Eroica). ana bcc-
thovcu three movements from the symphony NO y
Brahms symphony 80 2. IN major DVoraK sym
phony From ;he Ncw Word Mr. II. -. \
Beach symphony In minor Ctdel'c J. "p o.
Tschaikowsky. Italian cnprice Rimsky- h"rSANo"'
three movements from the symphonic suite. Scn"-
horaza,lc": Massenct. suite "Lo- Erinny's' 'h"-
hrer symphonic poem, "Espagna hici""r'
Strauss symphonic poem Also s9fa"hi Ha'atAIs-
ira: Vokmann. scrcnale FOR string orchestra 50
3 in y minor (soo v,olonccLo. Alvin S'hr"c'''''
Weber-W oinsariner. Invitation 20 Dance h''-
tboy,n overture "I.enore 80 g. Beriioz. overture.
'Benvenuto Cel.ini' Brahms. Academic o''
ture. Wagner selections
The Philharmonic Society has issued Us prospectus
for the eight afternoon rehoarsnis ana eight eFehs
concerts which have already been announced Inc
solo performers IN the season VII be eugene i'aFe
cviolin,. Haoui Pneno p!ano:orie) Henri Mar'eau
C,iolin). Jean Gernrdy Cvioloncclol. Nine NorH'ca
(soprano) and Pol Pancon dhassot Following are
the programmes Of the first TWO concerts
FIRST CONCERT. ,..
symphony No r minor - ~ rak
concert, for violin
Overture. pie Koniestndri ............ HumP'7d'ncs
PRELUDE. Die Meis,cr,ns,T ...............W Wagner
SECOND COSC ERT.
symphony ". "Hroca' ......B 'eiho.en
o'''''' = minor 81 Ks.ui rusno'
Richard Burmtis,er. now a resident Of Ncw-York
City has just finished the orchestral score OF
new and free Advancement o, T.szts Concerto
Pathctque for piano 500 with orchestra MI. Bur
meister will play the composition mex, week before
\ private audience Of prominent musicians
md critics and In the coming season bring II be
fore the public At one OF The orchestral concerts
III form f. remained comparAti,cy unapprcci-
ated. in spite of lis many h'auiifu. ana 'nccti''
The approaching visit OF Nine Marcela Scmbrich
70 TINS country Tor a brief concert tour VII he
nailed with pleasure hy large numh'r 9i must
overs who remember her a. one u IA" bright con
-tolat.on Of lyric stars which IN" late Henry T.
Abbey brought 70 America She vii leave Europe
On a IN Win If S se % R%an o" i4 Wsem
Stcuge- Scmbrich and Signor Beyignanl. and VIII
opera rouse under the manascnlcn, u MIR II NJ
Hlrschberp on he evening Of TUESDAY; october D
Which viii support Mime. scrnbrlch in her tour
oa te viii gv s twefb ANNUAL .er,"s Of threc
evening concerts Of classical chamber music at
man of es1 G @hHa sons %rds OF
citation will be issued for these concerts the dates
JanU wnS' g. and Thnrrtay. March 10 A. the rs
concert Mr. Alexander Lamhert Will be The as
and Ernst Wagner rill play Bachs Concerto in
A minor. for planoforte. violin and nuts. With an
granlme will consist OF Handles Concerto Crosse
IN + ma,or FOR strings and DvorAk's CAmcrican')
' ThS Gp s m + n@' G"se Will give
four concerts Of chamber music this season on
the evenings Of December 8. January IL. February
'Fraulsin Mafgarcte yon vahsel, the cour, opera
viriuoso, carlotta Stubenrauch. both solo perform
Spree % Sky S"p membsrs Of the band and ther
Maes9 aa nuse19 ' dasn,
!ske place at the Metropolitan Opera House on
The ars Of the maiinecs musicaes given by
v "'Ek the pefformcrs being Miss Ka,hrn Hks
soprano: Franz listemann. violoncelo. and Albert
Mi = AIen' foI several years conductor YnSu r, Of
hoEal Inon has taken up 5 rss'1snct In n MsW
julius Tihn "I Hey. Of Berlin '''''''' " pup" '
ROSenthal VINO VIII arrive IN NeW-ioTk inc
ter part Of the month. will remain in Lakewood
until the beginning OF his concert tour In this city.
November H. In his first recital. which Will take
place in Carnegie Hall Rosenthal Will play List
Don Juan fantasia With which ,. he cIea'ed such
The prospectus OF the Symphony Society OF New
York which will be issued next week i Interest.
Ing in the list of new works TO be performed by
the society this year. at the I'VE afternoon and
vcmber ; and 6. The list includes SYMPHONY No 5.
"Coriolanus overture and concerto for violin. with
orchestra Beethoven; Symphony No T. IA G minor.
brahms; overture; King Lear" BerlioT: symphony
phony No. reters's Edition Mozart ''Perpetuum
Mobile" new. rrst time. Novaczck; overture; 'Ie
Ro d'Ys" Lalo: Symphony No. , and symphonic
ballad. 'Voyvode.' T.chaikowsky; 'sicsfricdS
Rhine Journey" and "Siegfried ldyl." Wagner. 80
The Al Sedl subscription concerts: which Will
Ia given under the management OF carr Lower
stein at the Astoria Hotel every other week
beginning November L. have received the support
Of the foremost OF our citizens Almost all the
boxes are taken and among the subscribers are
]. p. Morgan William Rockefeller, John J Astor
| George G. Bliss Henry Marquand. Jacob Schin'
| Harry Payne Whitney. George j. Gould A. H..
| Paget Walter G. Oakman and Charles Lanier.