New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
Following are the most important programmes


AND SATURDAY IN BRoOKLYN.
IN. thre. instrumental movements from tho Hintn
SYMPTOM IN d minor op i 3S Beethoven
INTERMIssION.
oye5'"rse; .R~P1i'
Prelude Prelude a aSd Ioae: Ss Death
Ri aS' Of r'G the waikyriss Act ILL., Do wal
'rhe Beethoven overture viii be omitted in Brooklyn.
BOSTON ORCHESTRA. FRIDAY ~ BROOKLYN
TemppIars soIoouy from fvanhoe sullivan
ov.rur. to The merry WiTes ps az Windsor Nooa
Entraee from Marfred Ga, Rei nsSH.
Ftrangcon- Davies
Overture "Mgnon .......................A Thomas
ALEXANDER sILoTI on FRIDAY
Trio ID minor op 81 dn memory Of C. Dayiiorl
'Islnrney' Dance OF the Dervishes). Oriental Fan
FsSs d cep Rac Gaa2 nn0f
p No Arensky
paf HaSais on TSs%s' from 'onesin -
T E,4as % sd Ma; S major, ...
Etads no 81, oD 10. c..
S SSss4Tos q q cs sso.
JOSEF HOFFMAN, ON THURSDAY
Variations minor H GS0HI
Etude. sharp minor. I-,.,
Etude Nat major in augmented thirds.
Gavo,te "Alceste Giuck- Saint saen'
ffes,o Hof""nn
"Zigeneryeisen' .Taussig
CONCERT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LYCEUM THEATRE.
FRIDAY.
svrnphony No VI @ major two movementsl HAYDN
scherzo Mdsummer Nights Dream 'Mendelssonm
sons, 20 nu sSanSD'? siSr Mich eur Run
Misc Sara Anderson
'''''9' For strings
walt Tales from the Vienna Woods Strausr
william F. Aphorp. who is tho musical critic Of
THE Boston Transcript" Will deliver a lecture on
Musical Criticism" at $3.50 p. m next Saturday, In
the small ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria Tick
cts at 3 each, may be had of Mrs william Chan
der Casey. No. q Waverley Place Schuberth's
music store, In Union Square. and The Renals'
ssnce. No Ola Fifth-ave.
There will be an entertainment for which Ethel
bert Nevin will furnish the music. al the Carnegie
Iyceum next Thursday afternoon. First. Mr.
Nevin will play four OF his compositions, namely
"Msericordia." III Rusigninoo." La Pastorella
and "Arlecchno"; then Mrs. Julie Wyman will sing
eight Of Mr.. Nevin's songs next Mr.. Nevin will
play his Water Nymph." "OphelIa" and Mar
cissus" and Miss Isadore Duncan will illustrate
them in dances; finally. Mile SEVERN will dance
pantomlme which was 10 have been given some
days ago at the Broadway Theatre but fell
through Then It called La Pavane"; now Il
is called "Florianae's Dream" Mr.. Nevin wrote
the music for this. and Mr.. Vance Thompson the
plot which Is follows
II was In the reign OF the Good King.
The Lady Floriane faded and very Old entered
her boudor at night; tho clock struck /. She
looked up the picture OF her Prince, and offered
the wreath OF memorial flowers. Then she knelt
rargoD cln
and went to her writing desk. She drew forth the
treasures OF her youth-the faded letters. the
locket with his picture, the ring. all the sad false
tokens OF love She sat by the freside and sleep
came upon her: and she slept. she dreamed.
Now. this Is the dream OF Lady Flor.ane
Mile Floriane de Bergac home from the
ball She ran 10 the balcony and looked down
whore tho Prince stood waiting She threw him a
flower and her promise-when the clock struck l,
she would run away with him into the night and
love 1t seemed very strange that she was TO be
a Princess and his bride. but she hardly had time
to think of it all. Time sped and she had much
70 do: she could not leave behind her the letters
that come to the demurest mad-and perhaps
stay! From whom was this one? She, remem;
bered-the little courtier. who rhymed or dove ana
Warot asu Who knew not that love dances only to
wedding bclls-in the kingdom OF the Good King
Ana this? letter from her Prince-and she hid
She wrote word Of farewell TO her father. the
e car tie clock struck /
Without there tumult OF voices and cries
long HIn LIVE the King At first she hardly under,
stood. Her maid brought r !, her her. a letter.
The King she whispered; land I. then what
af Che ,e,l upon her knees alone, with her broken
dream and broken heart and broken life
TIL. erelah, shone upon tho Lady Floriane as
she sept-perhaps to wake no more-she was so
DID, very old.
on April II tho Manuscript Society Will perform
George f. Bristow's choral symphony entitled
Niagara" at Carnegie Hall. with the help o, an
orchestra Of sixty. a chorus Of three hundred and
the organ.
On next Wednesday afternoon. beginning at $50
o'clock. Miss Lydia Eustis. who sings and ]. Wal
lace Goodrich. who plays the organ VIII give what
they are pleased TO term an addition musical in
Assembly Hall. They will have the help OF Mac
kenze Gordon tenor. and John Cheshire. harpst.
At the house Of the Misses Chanler, No 81 West
straightforward. tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Ell
ford You'd Will give a recital OF pianoforte music
Compositions by Schumann, Mozart. Gluck, Schu-
bert. Brahms Chopin. Wagner and H. II. Huss Will
be played.
Miss Eva Hawkes. Will give a concert at the Men
del.sohn Hall on Tuesday evening OF this week
with the assistance OF Heinrich Meyn. and the
American Symphony Orchestra. Sam Frankie, con-
ductor. Following Is the programme:
Overture. Raymond" Thomas
Orchestra.
Concert aria, 'Mentre II IA.co' Morar,
Heinrich Meyn.
Selection. dreamy WaGner
Orchestra.
Gong 'Autumnal Gale Grieg
Miss Eva Hawkes.
saraosnds Moszhowski
b. Passepied) al,
Songs: - $780,.
Aufenthalt ...'''''''.''''..'.''.''' Schubert
b "Wldmung .Schume mn
Heinrich Meyn
Songs: ,..
b. "Bleus' .thaminaie
C. "A Toll beulbers
Miss Eva Hawkes.
Fight lars