New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
MUSICAL NOTES.

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CALENDAR OF THE WEEK-NEWs NOTES
PROGRAMMES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Following is the local musical calendar for the
current week:
sunday-Fine Arts Building, M recli2 1o0l ol
Kneisei A. Hsckebarih and David Bispham;
Metropolian Opera House vdI,cI M pIPar BP1mroech
Broadway Theatre. p. mD concert OF sousa
Band.
Aida" American Theatre. p. m; first per per.
formance for the week OF "Mignon IN Eia EhgnST''
sndsse smS pahst gst the SS onpih nc church p m free
organ recital by Gcrrit Smith
-Mendelssohn Hall. 2I5 p m, concert to1 OF
dofAstoriq sedl sT6scrPhionb hT 1bs sOnssra psnn
feufber rfHsri 9uarte f 'U Association Hall brooklyn
p. m, lecture by the Rev. Henry G; SpauldinS
Musicians" with panoforte illustrations by Carl
Flque Hartman Hall. 9S p m. ma.ln,te, Idn,te, n'u by
Miss Harriet Cady; Astoria p. m. "Ie Portrait
de Manon" at an entertainment OF the Society
of Musical Art.
wednesdayNletropolItan Opera House p 1nli '
German opera, 'Lohengrin": Chickerins snoia ran.
$50 p m. reception to Franz Rummei; Assocra- ra
cita by Alexander sloti.
ThursdayAssembly Hail. p M Ie,o1e lefgTe by MeH w.
% Danzger-Rosebault: METROPOLITAN Opera House.
| concert In memory Of Adolf Neuendorn'
ns osy M MdTo6Saa nSG 6pcr
House m Italian opera ec,re baaoeF aA Fore Sl
sey % b NO dSl S Ar by Hiss sarah 9 Very
at a meet q Of the Quid Nunc CiuD: nssocihn- ia.
George Riddle Of the "Gldpus Colonus' with
Mendessohns music
saturday-Metropoltan Opera House. p ,r MI Ger sr
~ ''rr m Concert of tho Philharmonic Society AS,
ISOLATION Hall, Brooklyn. S:l5 p. m. "CEdipus
repeated.
The fourth public rehearsal and concert OF the
| Philharmonic Society will take place on Friday
afternoon and Saturday evening Of this week. Jean
Gerardy will play voloncelio concerto ny eis3 .-aT
and the orchestra under the direction OF NJ Mfft's i
the overture 10 Manfred" by Schumann' MozzaarI
| G minor symphony and MacDowelIs lhuia"
suite.
Carl Loewcns;eln manager Of the Seidl suoscrip-
tIon concerts begs leave to announce series OF
musical morning performances TO be given uhder
the leadership OF Mr.. Seid in the ballroom OF the
Astoria Hotel. the following dates. nancy
Thursday February 3: Monday. February II; Mon
dax. February Is; Tuesday. March 10; Tuesday
| March % These concerts will begin at II a. m,
and # is the intention Of Mr.. Loewenstein 10 make
them as interesting and artistic as possible. \
large orchestra will discourse the best OF music.
and only soloists OF established reputation and ster
Ing merits viii appear. The price OF tickets will
be 81 80 orchestra and 81 admissi9n Boxes contain
series or single perormance can he secnred at the
| Office Nos. 2 and West Thirty-third-st
Alexander soh, pianist will effect his debut In
this city at the seventh Seid subscription concert
in the Astoria on Tuesday evening. The pro-
gramme Of the concert Is as follows:
Unfinished symphony r..;ciasasy sSnVoGr,
'''''''0 - '' Alexander sloti
g Tisd:o3s E5sas So 4 % cfGP9 Ea3
| Wv ''' Alexander Sloti
"sieg'rled in the Forest wagner
The first Of the series OF chamber music matinees
projected by the Knosel quartet Will take place
! IN Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday afternoon OF this
week The programme will embrace Beethoven's
! Guartet in { minor op Is: the theme and varia-
ions from m schuberts Quartet in minor sonata
| FOR viooncello by Locatelli Alr Schroeder, and
! Grieg's quartet in 6 minor
The second Of the rcctas Of chamber music ar
ranged by Arthur Whiting will take place In the
Fine Arts Building in Fifty-seventh-st this after
noon beginning at o'clock Mr.. Whiting and
! Mr. Knesel will play Beethoven's sonata in g, op.
e. 81 AZ, ,7dd Nasers Whiting Kneisol and Ilacke-
harth will play Brahms's trio op 10 for piano
| forte, violin ana norm
The first Of the series Of pianoforte recitals
| planned by the Institute OF Arts and Sciences Will
be given in Association Hall, Brooklyn. by Alex
ander siou Wednesday evening. Following is
! the programme:
suite fat minor dGN5 i759 - fHands 2
Gavo,te rom Idomene @ l5e Mon MosaT,
IrniuSe on .Rachmaninon
Preiude oP .GilzounoU
'pdons. ,rDnsky
Baso ostinnto op 5......................f''
Easae Eanae No. 7a' on I' = iiso siso Chopin
| scherzo In B minor. ....'..'....'''''
Rhapsde no IL ash 1850, List
At Chickerng & Sons evening musical in Chick
erlng Hall. Tuesday. the music will be provided
| by the Dannrcuther Quartet Of New-York and II.
G.. Tucker pianist Of Boston The programme VIII
consist Of a Mozart quartet IN major. Rubin,
STEMS sonata for pianoforjc and violin. Op. 49, and
schumanns Quartet in L fat op. a.
4 matinee musical Will take place in Hardman
Hall on Tuesday afternoon Of this week. I'm which
the 11olian Ladies' Vocal Tro-Carrie Bridewe.
contralto; Ralph Dayton Hausrath. pianist; Will
lam H. Raymond tcnor-and the NewYork String
quartet Will participate
Miss Harriet Cady pianist, will give three sub
scrption rccitals in the Wadorf-Astoria the
afternoons of January %. February 10 and Feb
! ruary 20.
The first week OF the New-York opera season
was most successful in every way. The repertory
| for this week consists Of aida" "Lohengrin."
| "Rarbor Of Seville" and "Tannhauser." This
| makes but repetition in eight performances.
| and that Of one Of the most popular operas. The
performance Of aida" Monday night will in
troduce Nine Meha In a role new % her in New
York The preparations for Aida" made by
Messrs. DamrOsoh and Ellis have been an elabO-
| rate scale with new scenery. costumes and proper
ties. VI Ibos will sing RhaGames. and Nine Brazz
Amneris She comes from London, where sho has
! sung In COvent Garden. Ramis Will be NJ Bou-
dourcsquc. AmOnasro, Slgnor Campanari: King Of
Egypt. Mr.. Stchmann; messenger. Mr.. Nannl
young prlestess, Nine. Mattlcld. Sgnor Blmboni will