The sun., 1897-12-12
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

Mendelssohn Moschelles
Mad scene from Hamlet" Ambrose Thomas
Nine Lillian Biauveit.
Second Concerto. wave Brueh
H'ei' ct Air dc l. cr'sIiG1 4. Fi,.sss, Haydn
TsHssaie as sur ne sonse dune Mutt dikso asne'
''''- Misses sutro. $3.50 ''''.' '-0''s''-
Le Nautonner. .schu6erth
10 fh0o'''ef ii. Pisncon. A. 'e''Se'
val'' "NymphSss Sm. snq h,sn hsn1:, p'mS'rs
First Hungarian Rhapsody y..................Lis Liszt
Tho Misses sutro. who appeared here rst two years
ago. have since been in Europe. Their charming on.
semblo playing 10 well remembered Attention is
respectfully directed to the fact that Pol has
three new songs.
Tho fourth ssidl subscription concert viii take
place at the Astoria on Tuesday night. The pro
gramme. which is exceptionally attractive will CON
siss entirely Of works by French composors Pol
Plancon win be heard in aras from LA Juive"
and lie Cid i" and In Berlioz's LA Dsmnation de
Faust" which IL be given in part The orchestral
programme 10 as follows;
Ballet Music from lie Cid. .nassenet
q oasta1s g, Arr&goSsi;e g, Andslou.e at "a,
ta) Funeral March OF q Marionette.)
(b) Dance Of the Bacchantes. {...... ..oounod
Symphonic Poem-"Lo Rouet d'omphals-
"a Danes and wsf.; 90 Noctarns;, O. Dance Of the
Automatic td) Waltz of the hArionettes. o,r..
b} La cinquantaine Gabriel arie
% %ephistophsiss % Hr III Panaonj Cj Dance ofR Of the
sy!phs& & co. invosSon Inv S,a M Pisnf%n,; td( MsSust.
nads az PianaSnS sSS p RaEooIy naioS Ss''
The Boston Symphony Orchestra. MF. Emil Paur
conductor. will give Its second concert ct tho Metro
politan Opera House Thursday evening. Dec. 10.
Beethovens Fifth symphony will bo played In recog
milton Of the anniversary OF the birth OF the
poser which falls on this date. The programme
tains also the symphonic poem "Thus spake Zara-
thustra," by Richard Strauss This 10 an interesting
modern composition which will have its first per
formance in New York Thursday. Tho work will
be given the composer intended. and the score
calls for unusual number of Instruments. tho
orchestra will be augmented to hundred
performers. Tho other numbers OF the programme
are: Invitation to Dance" weber-weinga gartner;
overture carlo BroschI." by weber. and con.
oerto violin composed by Mr.. strube. Of the
rst vions of tho orchestra will be played by Mr.
Kneisel-
The Kneisei Quartet will be heard at the MendeIs-
sohn Hall on Friday evening in a programme which
will introduce Rafael Joseffy as the pianist. The
programme will include Tschaikowskys quartet in
in major. and schumanns quintet in nat major.
Tho KneiSel Quartet will give three chamber music
matinses at the Mendelssohn Hall on Jan 25. Feb.
II. and March 20.
Alexandra auilmant. the organ,st, will be heard on
Tuesday evening at the Mendelssohn Hall in a con.
cert which Is 10 consist OF numbers by Bach. Cesar
Franck, Dubois, widor. Lemmens. and other com.
posers
The Jeanne Franko trio win on Tuesday evening
Hall. xaver scharwenka will play in a trio of his
own compositions. Miss Mae Greasy will sing air
by Victor Masse and Arthur Foote's trio In minor
will be played.
Anna Burch who was compelled to RETRO from tho
stage two years ago on account OF III health
will make her temperance At the third performance
| OF the Society OF Musical Arts when Msssonet's
| Eve" 10 sung. on Dec 2l.
Franz ListemAn, the 'cellist will give reeita. al
| stenwAy Hall on Wednesday evening He Ill play
numbers by saintsaens Pepper. drieg, Servais, and
| Chamnade. Inez Grenelii will sing.
Tho opera company directed by Walter Damrosch
Charles A. Ellis s said TO be singing with artistic
| and financial success in Philadelphia Mime. Melbl
has reappeared In Faust" LA TraviRta," ant
Romeo and Juliet" Ernst KrAus, tbs German tenor
will this year be heard in Tristan and Isolde anC
.The Scarlet Letter" Frau Gadski is shortly TO ap
pear for the nrst time as Brunnhide in "Die Wal
| kuere."
The semi annual entrance examinations, vocal and
instrumental. Of the National Censerva atory OF Mus
OF America. l2o aud l2s East Seventeenth street
will begin on Monday. Jan. ..