The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
NOTES OF MUSIC Events.

The Metropolitan Opera Hous. will be closed cow
and the last of the Sunday night concerts will DO
given this evening. These rather overworked enter
tainments will not be resumed. The following pro-
gramme will be sung tonight: Goldmark. Overture.
Spring; Massenct. GavUtte de ''Manon;" Delibes,
P!zZIcat from sylvia" mile. Seygard); Handel,
Tutto rea Ia vita Umana (Sig. Campanari); Weber,
Air from "Freischutz' (Mme. Gadski); Mendelssohn.
Concerto for Violin and orchestra on. Ysaye); Mas.
senet. Theme and Variations from "Neapolitan
Scenes Orchestral; two duets '(Herr and Frau
staudigp; Walter Damrosch. two songs. FIRST time.
"rhe Sick Child My Wife, words by R. L.
Stevenson Mime. Gadski); Verdi. Air. Fri tn. from
"Balio in Maschera" (sig. Campanari); Auber. varta.
tions from Grown Diamonds mile. sey gard); wag.
ner. Wilhelmj. Paraphrase from "Parsifal'' N.
Ysaye); Haydn, Farewell symphony.
The programme arranged by David Bispham for his
recital in Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon con.
tains poems by a large number OF the best-known
writer's of English verse. A group Of songs by Shell.
ley. Wood and wetzler will be accompanied by the
composers. Henry Waller will play selections by
Chopin and Liszt.
The programme for the ninth of the seidl subscrip-
tion concerts at the Astoria on Thursday night is as
follows:
tAfter Burgers Poem. "Lenore.
b. Andante quasi Larghetto.
c. March. Tempo tseparation).
q. Allegro: Reunion In Death
Introduction and Ballade.
Overture. -. Weber
Grand scene and A Mn, = M HnmI kSs Thomas
wine. Women and Song" Walt. Strauss
Theodor Bj0rk stem will give a song recital. assisted
BY his pupil. Elizabeth Dodge, at the Waldorf Astoria
Thursday, March 10.
Arrangements have been made for the appearance
at the musicales at the Broadway Theatre of Eugene
Ysaye, Pol Plancon. David Bispham. Jean Gerardy.
Alice verlet, Raoul Pugno. Alexandra Slot, Henri
Marteau. Ffrangcon Davies. Josef HofmAnn Maud
Powell. Alexandra Guilmant, and many of the prom.
inent American as well as foreign artists now avail.
able. Chamber music organizations, new operettas.
~pantomimss, and the latest vocal and instrumental
compositions will also be prominent features OF the
must .ales. Tbs nrst OF these afternoon musicaies will
be given on Tuesday. March l. at $3.50. NM. Ysaye
aud sobrino and Mrs. Katharine Bloodgood Will ap-
pear. The prices are to be cheap.
Director Fanciuln will give a concert in the Seven
ty-nut Regiment Armory on next Saturday evening.
The eleventh annual banjo concert OF Brooks and
Denton will be given at Chickering Hall next Tues.
day evening. The leading players OF the country
will participate. Some Of the well.known players
who will be heard are Ruby Brooks. Harry NJ. Denton,
vess L. ossman. Samuel Diamond. Howard Curry,
John l.. Dor6, S. F. Herbert, aud A. A. widmer; also
4 quartet composed OF George L. Myer. Emerson
Toote. Jr,. Louis Agostin. banjoists, and Harry y ote.
pianist.
Franz Kneisel. Alvin Schroeder and Arthur Whit
ing will be heard this afternoon In the Fine Arts
building. They will play numbers by Locateli and
Brahms.
Theodore Thomas orchestra will be heard nrst In
Brooklyn on March IL. at the Academy of Music.
Nine. Sordica will DO the soloist. The following
programme win be giveni
Symphony. c minor, No. Beethoven
Scene and Aria, All! perhio. ............. Beethoven
Nine. Sordica.
Symphonic Poem. lie ChAsseur MAudit. Cesar Franck
Aria, Queen of Sheba ....... Gounod
Nine. Sordica.
Suite. Scenes do Ballet, op. OF. ........... Glazounow
Mrs. Bloomfield Zeisier will bs heard at Association
Hall. In Brooklyn. on next Thursday evening. She
viii play numbers by Bach, Schubert, PAgAnini, Men.
delssohn. Chopin. Donizetti and Liszt.