New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
MUSICAL COMMENT.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-MME. SEM
BIRCH DISCUSSES HER COL
LEAGUES-PROGRAMA
AND ANNOUNCE
NIENTS.

MENTS.
Following IS the local musical calendar for the
current week:
Han ss M r DSpu Pau 9on sSn
Queer Scottish Bite Ri E hS and cS2
Monday-Broadway Theatre. sh5 p. m. comic
opefetta. "Thc Jolly Musketeer" (all week
A%gTssp Ths2 Week SS cb Fl gei Hall a. m
analytical recital by DR.. Hanchett
Tuesday endelssohn Han sS p, M, 500 enS'''n M
panoforte recital by Adele Aus der one Sy the
Da anE a ouartet LyceSm Thears p n %
lecture by Mr. krehbiei, iiIuslriS 2or syymphony
ic'mSnf fSe O. direction of sam Frankie wssner
Hal Brooklyn. $50 p m pianoitore reS'1 IA ny ny
analStical recital by Dr. Harchett
w Hro0synp Hail fiS M
lesson i'm musical form by Carl Fiqne
Frday-Chickcrng Hall Sl5 p M b GonSer' oy MI'
Dora I r. ph IN pWil DG c. Carl
saturday-Carnegie Hail. 2SO p. m, pianoforte re-
cital by Herr RosenthaL
4 foailleton writer Of the "Berliner Tageolatt
interviewed Nine Sembrich few days before she
set sail for America The biographical material
brought forward in his report Is familiar enough
but not so the dives appreciation OF her coeasu
in art; wherefore We translate;
real artist must be modest: Many are E osI
ward though wellmeaning friends rms ,t,irs Ui
saying for Instance There is ony one Ta''; arv
singer has her own individuality; each does the
best she can in her genre Now 10 my hnn, rvai
in The CORY roles of the school OF veriusm. an
Zandt Incompatible IS Lakme so IS lave wt as Zach
one of them The liberties which cave takes "a,
sneaking micht be set down positively nartiste'
but they become artistic by reason OF iet bcr
srsrcelv believe that Calve could sing whSie
act in Germany. ana YET sns Is d diqr,on Of each
particular people. generalization, she VI ,, Hmo
Is the best cannot be mace. HOW H rSyihm and
steal singers there are who vloidte IN means
measure Vet achieve success by that very Ho''S
righteous success If you W yo hold to be the best
colOrative singer? asked the interNe"e'' '0 Wv
S@ayceT Each has her popularity Among rhe
mos, correct in musical producton II l., 80 re
Meba Nevada in dreamy ire Fer TSe du Brfs for n
stance Van zandt in Tb G best coioTative
s"ubrette. The best Philinc that have hearu' was
uch-Proska.
The friends OF a young artist of this city VIII rec
ocnjze something familiar in the matter an. i,a
nor of the following announcement cHppeu iio"
The Daily Mail" OF London;
Prophecy IS notorously danger9us out Courlandt
Palmer viii shortly join the first ra abs nj
r %s Mas in many ways striking figure in New
YORK society decade or two ago, Mr ,,sde his
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DEBUT in America hall c9Zcn ,SSc,n hut no made
hvnerscnstive and fearful OF criuCsn. Du V ia ,,e6
SeoTe concourse Of German musical pr9'fessfGSrs
in Saxony When he had n,f hued as he left
he room on the evening Of November ! ne , WI
rlav professionally for Few critics aiu ooortnn,
>, ',bc S,ejnWav In January most lnpoI lai ~
eeriss Of concerts has been arranged ior MN ~
Rome a capital most eXacting IN ls oisnts 70
.orallv barren in the material thdt II eleS'S ~
crticlse.
~ he Quartet
r.,u take Mace In Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday OF
+hjs week when Mr.. Kneisel and his fellows VIII
NAV Havdn's Quartet in G, op. 76. No. l. and Bee
,bovon's Quartet in F. or %. No. l. with arthur
Whiting Mr.. kneisel will play Blahils . "o""'a
for pianoforte and violin, op. lob
For this series Of concerts Mr.. knelsel mas al :
rarred a set Of programmes OF unusual interest
that will bring forward several compositions u"-
familiar 70 this public. At the second concert y"
December 90 Dvorak's Quintet IN major 'o'
,sanoforte and strings will be heard with MI mar
OH pandolph Of Baltimore. at the piano Al lhe
,h,-d concert on January q Mr.. Kneisel VIII give
Nozart's Quartet for the unusual combination o.
oboe and strings: NJ Longy, the new hrst OBOE VI
the BOSTON symphony Orchestra. whose Praying
was admired IN the two concerts recently given l."
New-York by that organizaton VIII pay ''Io 49,
,or, The same concert Will include Svendsens
ac,e, tor strings and Cesar Francks string quartet
in d major The latter is one OF the last "oIhs
that the French composer wrote. ana was Coi9iu
.r,d w himself one Of his best ana most Chdi"0-
,oris,ic compositlons Its extreme dilcuty ana the
1old originality OF its musical contents nave not
commended il quartet players hltherIo' anu u
&c practically unknown TO most musical amateurs
INIT where Mr.. Kneisel has played 1t TINS seaso"
a. has attracted much attention from bo'h puo'ic
and musicians and It will undoubtedly be one OF
the most interesting productions Of his New-A DIX
60, Other compositions to be given IN thls
sorios are cesar Francks Sonata FOR piaholo'to
and violin. played by Mr.. Kneisel and MISS Aue'e
g.. dor ono. a concerto for solo violin and strings
-. poob which as given by Mr.. Knelsel, VIII DE
,ra an &c nroDer surroundings and In the listru-
lr.al dress intended by the composer, as such
coronosit!ons seldom in the modern coicel.
,o,ro. . new quintet for piano and strings IN
80, nv Arthur Foote. in which Mr.. Foote VIII
,,,o,. Tho nano part and very interesting series
- o,qs Inv, Mir c. NJ Loefler. OF the Boston sym
,bo,,, orchestra for mezzo-soprano and viola oD-
tug.,o set 10 verses from Paul Verlaines foesies
Cnoieis" and Baudeaire's "Fleurs du NAL
Following is Herr Rosenthars programme ioI .',e
Ia, ,oci,aI o, The SERIES to be given in Carnegie
Han next Saturday afternoon beginning a' -''O
o'clock: p..,.o,.,
s nttSo2 w .schumann
Hoctula:-G major. ............'''''''''''' CHOPIN
scherz5-C sharp minor.
"Andalouse and Toreador. po,a,nt
Nsise Dc Baet.. Ilis;
hhSps0a'e' ''O''C Arr@need by Rosenthal)
Miss Aus der Che Will play the following list OF
r,eces AT her first recital In Mendclssohn Hall on
TUESDAY afternoon Of this vcok:
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