The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

The fourth OF the series OF six concerts to be given
by the Chicago Orchestra, under the direction of
Theodore Thomas, will take place tomorrow night
at the Metropolitan Opera House. Nine. Nordica, who
is TO be the soloist. will be heard In Beethoven's "Ah.
Perhdo.' The instrumental! prog anime is as follows:
Suite No. 2, d Bach
symphony No. 2. d major. op. 73............ Brahms
Scene and Aria. ''Ah. Perhdo "........... Beethoven
Introduction and closing seems from Tristan
und Isolde Wagner
knisermarsch Wagner
The Musical Art Society will hold its second con.
cert on Thursday evening Mt Carnegie Hall. The pro.
gramme includes numbers by Di L.asso. Da Vittoria,
Bortny ansky. othegravcI:. Cornelius. Cui and Brahms,
ms well MS q concerto for four viollns. written by
Handel and arranged for q string orchestra by Bach.
rich. 1t was never given before in this country. The
orchestral OF nifty musicians W illinclude among the VIC.
linlsts NM. Names. Schmidt. Kallenborn and Marus.
Alexander Slot will be the soloist at the rehearsal
and concert OF the Philharmonic Society on Friday
afternoon and Saturday night At Carnegie Hall. Tie
full programme for both concerts is as follows:
Parsifal. Prelude and Glorifcation and Good
Friday ..........W wagner
Fantasia for piano and orchestra. C major.
op. 10 e. wanderer ~ ...... .......... Schubert.Liszt
Alexander SilOti.
Suite No. 8. @ major. op. o5........... Tschaikowsky
Clementine do We're. Shannon Cummings. Grace
Preston, Franz wiczek. Victor Herbert. Forest d.
Carr, and CKita will appear at the benefit to be given
on Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan Opera House
for tho German Polikiinik. There vii. be a one.act
play by actors from Days Theatre and the orchestra
OF the metropolitan opera House will be heard In
several selections.
Richard Burmeister will give a piano recital In
Mcndelssohn Hail on Tuesdey afternoon, He will
play Plumbers by Handel, s%chumann. schuter Cho,
pin. Bach, Wagner, and List.
Innes's Band will bc heard again tonight Mt tho
Manhattan Theatre In popular and classical brass
band selections. Maurice de vrles and Saidee y. Kai.
ser will be the soloists.
Franz Rumm6l will bc heard tomorrow afternoon
at CbickcrinE Hall in HE series OF concerts that was
commenced last autumn. He will be assisted by the
Richard Arnold sextet,
Coriune Moore Lawson will be the sololst at the
nrst recital to bs given by Anton Hegner. tho 'oelllst.
on next Thursday afternoon.
Ffraugcon.Da Davies arrived last Wednesday to MI a
number Of concert and festival engagements in this
country during March. April, and May. He viii also
give a series OF song and "cantillation" recltnls. II
may bc recalled thar this baritone invented the "cGn'
%tilation,' whatever that may he, or Is at all events
Its mos, conspicuous modern exponent. Katharine
Fisk, who has recently been singing In England. has
returned to this country 10 NIL concert and oratorlO
engagements,
Two orchestral concerts for young people espe
cislly are to be given at the Lyceum Theatre on Fri
day afternoons. March 20 and April 10. at half past
3 o'clucx. The conductor is Mr.. sam Frankie. The
programmes are OF strictly classical music, sum
GENTLY light and easy OF comprehension TO suit juve
nile mludS and tastes.
A concert given by Lesley Weston, a young pianist
still engaged in earnest study, will take place al
sherry's Hall on Monday afternoon. March "a, ut 4
o'clock. Ths assisting artists are Miss Agnes Everett
and Mr.. Mackenzie Gordon.
Anton Hegner announces three cello sonata re
citals on March II, March ~ and March 81. The nrSl
will De given At the house OF Mrs, Frederic II. Belts
IN Irving place. Mr.. Hrgner has the assistance Of
Mrs. Corlune l. ,wson, Mr.. scharwenkA, Mr.. Richard
HOFFMAN, Mr.. August spanuth, Miss Carlotta MGcondl
AMI others.
Mr. Victor Harris announces that sin response 4
many requests he will give a performance OF thu
song-cyclus "In a PersIsn Garden" by Liza Leh
msuu-teHt from omar K~hSyyam-in the Astor Gal
Iery on Thursday afternoon. March II. at . O'Clock
This will be preceded by y short miscellaneous con
cert, In which Mime. de We're. sApio. Mr.. Joseffy. NJ
Plancon and Leo Stein. violonceliiSt, will take par
Mrs. ssabury Ford, Mss Marguerite Hall. Mr.. Mao
ksnEIe Gordon and DR.. Carl Dunt are the interpreter
OF the oyoluA