New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
INSTITUTE PROGRAMMES.
THE LAST SYMPHONY CONCERTS OF THE
SEASON IN BROOKLYN.
SECOND CONCERT OF THE oRAToRlo CLUB
ANNUAL, EXHIBITION OF ART FOR PUBLIC

SECOND CONCERT OF THE oRAToRlo CLUB
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF ART FOR PoH BLU
AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
The last two Brooklyn concerts this season oy INC
Boston symphony Orchestra, winch are W DO b. !,
in the Academy OF Music next FRIDAY alteino'i am
Saturday evening, present programmes pi' ou' y.
the usual run The afternoon concert which pes'.'
at 8 O'Clock will be the occasion OF "eiooi''o ~
the barytone Ffrangcon Davies. who has not oeer'
heard here before this season. The orchestra' p''
eramme will be OF q somewhat popular chafa
the heaviest number on the programme being tho
HAYDN Symphony in major. Tho full programmes
Of the Afternoon concert Is as follows:
Symphony in D major (B. and H.. No. o.. JOSEF Haydn
A A{iasro % ~ m mat13.
Menuetto: Allegro ID n,a'or,. O..
Allegro Aiie r., s ipi e' ID major, ,,..
Templars soliloquy from ,ivanhoe Nicoiai
3yeaFs to rom re MefTy wives Oh
T br,s sprns Songs with Panoforte Edward German
T TEe f Bsw u upon ., the the E Enlay North"
Overture 'Mgnon ......'..''.'.''.''''' in0''a
The concert on Saturday evening will be devoted
entirely TO Wagner and Beethoven. the hrst num-
Der on the programme will be three movements
from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony In d minor Tho
fourth movement which is omitted. requires a
chorus. The remainder OF the programme, devoted
TO Wagner will inclde the "Rienzi" overture. the
"Siegfried" idyll. the prelude 10 the third act OF
"Lohengrin." the prelude and 1solde's death from
Tristan and Isolde" and the ride OF the Nalkyres
from die Walkyrie." There will be no soloist. On
Thursday afternoon next. in tho Art Building. in
Montague-st Henry L. Krehbiel will lecture on the
programmes OF the Symphony concerts and plano
illustrations will be given usual by Miss Lolita
Mills.
The Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and Sciences
announces the second concert by the Brook
lyn Oratorio Club. under the leadership Of Walter
Henry Hall. Gouno1's oratorio, The Redemption"
will be given in the Academy OF Music on Monday
evening, April IS 1t is long time since the
torio has been given in Brooklyn. II last sung
here by the old Brooklyn Choral Society. The Ora
toro Club will be assisted by chorus OF boys from
81. James's Episcopal Church, Manhattan and an
orchestra Of f0rty-two musicians under the dlrec-
ton OF Gustav Dannreuther. The sooists Will be
Miss Efle Stewart. soprano Miss Edith Miller,
trato; DR.. Ion Jackson tenor and David Bispham,
barytone.
Tho second annual exhibition OF art for public and
private schools, under the auspices OF the Institute
will open with a private view next Tuesday evening
in the Art Building at No. ia Montague-st.. and
continue oper 10 the public, beginning with Wednes-
day morning, until Saturday, April 16 The rooms
will be open for inspection Of the exhibition from
a. until p. m. and in the evenings from 40
until 10 o'clock when lectures are not going on.
THIS exhibition was revelation last year to some
persons who were not aware Of what may be done
in an art way for the schools.