New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-20
TUE WEEKLY CALENDAR-NEws NOTES.
PROGRAMMES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS


rr,day-No 7eS Fitth-ave lecture by H. f. Kreh-
bel on Wandering Ballads"
Saturday wadorf-Astoria, $50 p. m, concert by
SIS D. M. concert for the benefit OF the Work.
ingmsns School and District Nursing Depart
ment.
Miss Phipps will assist the Knesel Quartet at its
concert in Mendessohn Hall Tuesday evening.
and the programme will include Schumann's Quar-
tet In A major op. Al. No. 3: Saint-Saenss Quartet
for pianoforte and strings and Beethoven's Quartet
ir major, or. So No. s.
What promises 10 be a brilliant concert Will be
eiven in the Metropolitan Opera House Saturday
evening Of this week for the benefit OF the Work
,neuans School and District Nursing Department.
Mt sedl will conduct, and the programme will be
as follows
Forest scene Hsnsei and Gfetel' HumpsrdnGt
''"'''' Rafael Josefty
Prelude and hnae Iarsiiai '.''''; ssne.
'"' cantata
The solos 10 be sung by Nine Clementine de We're.
soprano; Mrs Josephine Jacoby, contralto: Evan
Williams tenor: Charles W. Clark, barytcne. the
rborus Of the New-York Choral Association.
There will be a second mestiag TO devise means
tor establishing permanent orchestra under the
direction Of Anton Seidl or Monday afternoon, at
the residence Of Mrs Gustav Kissel, No. 10 West
Six,eenth-st. MT, H. I. H'seinson is expected to
be present and 10 tell the story of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra
Following IS the programme for the ninth Seidl
subscription concert at the WaldorfAstoria on
Thursday evening:
symphony o;,e G' Burger, poem 'Tenor.j
Grand scene and er;a ron .Hamles ''.'''''Thomas
Waltz Wine. Women and Soag ............ Strauss
Mrs Fanny Bloomheld-zeisle- will give piano.
forte recital in Association Hall. Brooklyn. on
thursday evening OF this week with the following
programme
rocca,a and Fugue minor transcribed by Tauslg Bach
e'fTs rahscrSsd BY schgman 9a s. No srasanIn
seSs Wiissa WoSi;. = e. 10 ... A'"d''''oAn
F Fs@s % % i iS Ne XS + Chopin
3eIcsass o.: 81.
AnSaa;. r.hsie from Lucia ponirctt,
Transcribed for the !eft hand alone by Leschat1iy.
Rh.vsoey No
The concerts Of the Keltenborn Quartet which
were announced for February 2S and March 20
have been postponed 10 March and April Ia.
number OF his friends have arranged testi-
n,onial concert for Emilio Agramonte take place
in Chiekering Hall on the evening of March 2. The
following artists will take part: Miss Kathryn
mann. William Reger, Heinrich Meyn. Victor Her
bert Carlos Hasselbrink. II. T. Dstelhurst. Charles
Herbert Clarke. James W. Metcalfe and Charles
p. Hswey.
Arrangements have been perfected for the giving
Of a series OF biweekly matinee musicals at the
Broadway Theatre. beginning on Tuesday March 1.
The programme for the first musical will be in the
form Of a recital. at which NJ. Ysaye. Carlos So
brine. assisted by Mrs. Katherine Boodgood. will
appear Other artists engaged are David Bispham,
Marie Engel Alice Veret, Raoul Pugno and Leo
Stern.
Edward Grelis a capella mass in sixteen parts
which has been sung three times by the Oratorio
Society (sx times. counting the public rehearsas).
is 10 De performed by the Gounod Society OF New
Raven on March O. Mr.. Agramonte is the con-
cuctor OF the society.
The NTH and last Sunday night concert OF the
series given under the direction Of Waiter DAM
rosch and c. A. Ellis will take place this evening
q; the Metropolitan Opera House. at Sis o'clock.
Following is the programme in full:
EeWs.Yoik symphony Orchestra
o. PiE,icati from SYLVIA ..............De bes
signor Csmpanari
S''''' Nine. Gadski.
concerto FOR voii" and 9rcsssi,a 'Menoe'sohn
Them. and variations from "Neapoi,an Scenes
N.w-York symphony Orchestra
w. ..r q. . Her SO IS F c5,ie s'aeais
H} M VIE ".......... walter Dsrnrosch
c~ora. sy r. i Ssve''o"j
sienor canpanari
Variations from Grown Diamonds ............. Auber
Psra7hrase from "ParsfnI,, Wagner Wilhelm.
'" '" Hs%"fork symphony Orchestra ''A'-'
The third chamber music concert OF tho Sunday
afternoon series undertaken by M. Arthur Whiting
Will BE given this afternoon In the Fine Arts Build
ing. West Fify-seventh-st M. Alvin Schroeder,
'eeist will be the sole performer. The programme
will be as follows:
RAapsoi.es. op. 70. G'iano) !. minor H. minor,
Tho major. op. Revised editIon). Bra Inns
Mrs. Corlnne Moore lawson will give a song re-
e.ial az the WaldorfAstoria on the afternoon OF
The following is the programme OF an extremely
interesting song recital which Mr.. Blspham is 10
give in Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon:
s % fT Us a Wss n Ar from MS 900 ye''' old
90, Words and music MS. OF shakespeare's tine
Ihe SAILORS Journa pibaia
yuan with Me the Esr 2s E W1sr Shield
hsiade in C minor Chopin
a Hark the 1ni hsnr csh TsilfI sohub.
Fountain Minglss with the Rver Shelley Gounod
Row Gently Here a. Moore). $3.50 'ochuhhhh
my LAYS are Done fB!ron).
M Bsphsm.
f0'onaise. minor List
Mr. Waller.
lie Fairy. ooesrA'' Grom Peny's Reliaue1..
II ". Netzler
- ssveaeen'h Century Love Song N!choias Bre,onl,
Mary knight Wood
-. ch NM Ki?ins Harry Rove Shelley
Bspham.
accompanied ty The cornposer)
lsolie's Ilebcstod .................W Wagner Diszt
Mir Waller.
"A B1rder Ballad tsr Waiter Scot) ........Fr. Cowen
Myself When Young. tomar hhayysn) Liza Lehman
once Angeius AAustin Dubson Arthur SonerN"h
Love bubble John Oliver IIobbesl Frances Aitten
Hontross's Love Sons ciontrose) Maud V White
Leon Marx, vlolinist Is 10 assist Miss Harriette
Cady at her third recital at the Waldorf-As