The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-06
NOTES OF MUsIo EVENTS.

The first Of the popular concerts TO be given by
Emil Paur's Symphony Orchestra will take place TO-
night At Carnegie Hall. Charlotte Maoonda, Eugonin
Castellano and Leo Schulz will be the soloiste. The
programme will include numbers by Rossini. Chopin,
doldmart. Donizetti, Rimsky-K orsAkof, Wagner,
Martucci. Bruoh, Pepper and Jiszt.
Wilhelm Gericko will make his initial appearance
this year in New York a. conductor Of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra. at Its concerta In Carnegie
Hall next Wednesday afternoon and Thursday even
ing. Moriz Rosenthal will be the soloist on both &C.
cesions. Tho programmes are ~ follows;
Wednesday Afternoon. Al 2-overture "Euryan-
the" Weber; concerto for pianofore in Z minor, No.
!. Chopin; Variations on atheme by Haydn, Brahms;
Symphony in @ minor, No. 8. Beethoven.
Thursday Evening. at s,lB-symphony in o major.
No. .. s%chumann; Concerto for pianoforte In b hat
minor. No. 1. scharwenka; Tone Poem, Don Juan"
r. Strauss; Prelude and Isoldo's Love Death from
Tristan and Isolde" Wagner.
Beethoven ts most widely known by his Symphony
No. 6 (op. 60. and q. 8. Krehbiel. who will deliver q
lecture. " How to Listen 70 Music. at the Lyoeum
Theatre on Tuesday, Nov. is, will have tho assist
Ance OF the American Symphony Orchestra, Sam
Frankie. conductor. to follow him and illustrate the
moro important phases of this popular symphony.
The NTH symphony Is the only one of the nine
Beethoven symphonies which 10 sufficiently we'll
known to have broken the barriers of . ropulsivo
nomenclature, and to have become familiar outside
OF . certain moro or less initiated circle by is tech
nical name. Sam Franko's American Symphony
Orchestra will. at the conclusion OF the lecture, rem.
der the symphony in its entirety.
For its sixth season tho Musical Art Society an.
nounces two oonoerta at Carnegie Hall, to take place
on Dec. Q and March 1e. The organization consists
of sixty vocal soloists. under the direction Of Frank
Damrosch. The work mapped out and announced
to be sung during the season includes songs By
Paleatrina. vittoria, Pretosius. Herzogenberg, Bach,
Leopold Damrosch. Brahms and others.
One Of tho important now undertakings Of the
present musical season Is the series Of symphony
concerts for young people. with explanatory talks
on the programmes by Frank Damroseh. who will
also conduct the concerts. The dates announced are
Nov. 26. Dec. IT. Jan. 7 and as. Feb. 76 and March
II. They will take place in Carnegie Hall.
The programme for the nrst evening concert Of
tho Kneisol Quartet on Nov. Is, at Mend elssohn
Hall. includes Haydn. quartet in @ major: Brahmn,
Sonata No. Q. for piano and violin; Beethoven,
quartet in T major.
Rosenthal's last recital Of tho present series will
be given in Carnegie Music Hall on the afternoon of
Nov. 10. Included in his programme will be Schu-
mann's "Carneval." He will thon mako q tour Of
the country as far % the Pacific coast and Mexico.
Adele Aus der Ohio. in her forthcoming ~recitals,
which will be given in MendelssohnH Hall on the after
Moons Of Nov. 10 and 20. Will play for the first
time in public her new Suite fer Piano in L major.
The Kaltenborn String Quartet will give three CON.
corts on Tuesday evenings. Nov. ~. Jan. 10 and
March IA. In Carnegie Chamber Music Hall. The
pianists to assist are: Miss Florence Terrell, Henry
Holden Huss and Bruno Oscar Klein. respectively.
The wetzlsr Orchestra has this year been increased
to sixty men. and will be heard in concerts during
the winter.
Madeline Schiller will give her hrst concert ut
Carnegie Hall on Nov. 20. Emil Paurs orchestra
will be heard with her.