New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

The first OF tho Sunday night concerts at popular
prices will take place in the Metropolitan Opera
House this evening II is to be distinguished by the
participation OF Roscnthal who. after his recital IN
Brooklyn on Monday evening, will go on West
ern tour which will carry him 70 the Pacific Coast
Miss Engle. Signor Campanan end NJ Plancon VIII
be the other solo attractions. and Signor Manc!-
nelli will conduct the orchestra. The programme
is as follows:
Overture Merry wives of Windsor ....., INicoiai
Aria from Iierods sisr, tcoon,r, "'''s"e'
Poouaiss from 'Mifnon' Thomas
from Der Fre.~chtt4 Weber
Concerto No l. Nor; l;o..aa.
s sonr Come GV. Win me- nrr tlme .Mnet
cops,. au M,so S fom Ia psrie su David
O'"P'e'' oD Wy Nine Marie fngie
Flute ohbgato. Car Wehner ~
Herr Rosenthal.
March from Danination &c Faust. Berlioz
Moriz Rosenthal will give his only pisnofortc re-
cia IN Brooklyn in thu Academy Of Music to-
morrow evening when his programme will be as
follows
ss srays na}er schnmann
b. vsise op ~ A fat. Chopin
"a con,rapuntal study By Rosenihsi2
"Lindenba I'M SchuoeT'-l''h'
.ovi sgraic Carnival" h'e'n'"S'
The series OF subscription chamber music re-
ci,als given for the last two years by Mr.. Arthur
Whiting with assistance Of tho members or the
Knelsel Quartet OF Boston. have been among the
rares, and most delightful incidents or the New
York musical season. In them MI "h''InR mas
given performances OF exquisite hnish ana uhoer
IN. most favorable auspices, in ysuch restricted
quarters as are best adapted for hearing chamber
music In ira highest estate and TO audiences whose
understanding and sympathy create the most fa-
vorable atmosphere for this. tho most aristocrauc
form OF musical art. He viii continue Inc series
This season with four concerts. which will be given
in 4 room in Sherrys new building. at F1fth-aVe
ard Forty-fourth-st They will be on Tuesday
afternoons. December 49, January e. February IS
and March rs. at O'Clock. The members OF the
Knaisel Quartet and Miss Gertrude May Stein will
assist Mr.. Whiting and the proera mime will be as
follows:
two t't movemen,. from Sonata m"Sr op vioonceo
'n sedond reai eetSovsn sonata Krentzs op A.
and panofoe; Brahms two songs for conirsi'o
voice Win viola and pisn9iGfe 0P 81 FT""'N Sonata
d and cao: s' %ul W W ' .d iS: S 90
IS. for pianofor,e: Brahms. Trio. minor op loi -
/. Brahms. quartet. G minor. op. %
Subscriptions will be received by G. schirmer, No.
! 81 Union Square.
musicians club at No IA East Eighty sixth-st.
will entertain its members and friends with con-
| cert Of chamber music TO be given by Emil Paur,
| pianoforte: Sam Frankie and Ensen Boegner, violin
| Nahan Frankie viola: Leo Schulz. violoncello
| Joseph Eer oboe Emil Scheck. clarinet. OTTO
| Winkler bassoon: Herman Dutschke. horn. and
| Heinrich Neyn, barytone. The Observation-Disclosures
| will play Beethoven's quintet. op. l5. and Schu-
| mann's quintet. op. Il. and Mr. Meyn Will sing two
| songs by Brahms "Feldnsamkct' and "Non
! ewiger 1.ebc."
The Spierng String Quartet. OF Chicago VIII visit
| New-York this week and give concerts OF chamber
| music in Mendelssohn Hall Tuesday evening
| and Association Hail. Brooklyn on Wednesday
| evening At the New York concert the programme
Will consist OF Heinrich Homogeneous quartet
| in G. major op u: No g. Bcethovens quartet in
| e fat op a. and Schumanns quartet in A. op.
| a. No g. The programme for Brooklyn
nounced In the prospectus Of the Institute OF Arts
| and Sciences fo- the correctness OF which The
| rr,bune copnot vouch Is composed Of the quartet
| in d. Cd 81 No s. by Haydn; Gade's "Noveetten'
FOR pianoforte and strings Ohe club being assisted
| nv Miss Katherine I.inn and Reothoven's quartet
| IN c minor. op. IS No. T.
| II Is n testimony 20 the taste. Intelligence ard
moral cleanliness Of the English people that MT
DOyiy Carte provided in his statistics touching the
| performances Of Gilbert and sulivans ope1sttas