New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13
MUSICAL MATTERS.

MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-NEws NOTES
PROGRAMMES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The local musical calendar for the current week
is follows:
sunday-Metropotan Opera House. p m, popu-
rosch.
Monday-Metropotan Opera House, p. m, Ger
second morning Seidl concert: No East Sixty
ninth-st. pianoforte recital by w II. Barber;
The South Church. y. m. free organ recital ny
Gerrt Smith: American Theatre. y. m. Ing
lish opera, "Cavalleria Rns;icana' and finn-
Tuesday Staten Island Academy. 81. George.
p m. lecture on "shakespeare's Songs an, and
dances" by H. F. Kref93iel Hardm hni,d Ha,
b Ero9Eypi p m a All s6nis PGsnTGR m
Special musical service. Madison square Garden
Concert Hall. p m. concert ey htheI teI
Nevin. OF his compositions; afternoon, con-
cert of the Women's String Orchestra Harlem
Opera House. p. m. public rehearsal of the
Haarem Philharmonic Society
Wednesday-Me Opera House. p m,
French opera Les Huguenots' Mendelssohn
Hall 2:3O p m. pianoforte recital by Alexander
Rectal Rectal by Miss Florence Terrell Waldorf-As-
torn; S9 g 2 m concert OF ''e "''' "
Thursday Metropolitan Opera House. s:l5 p m.
concert Of the Boston symphony o 3r che ira
Hnlsn cnb Ass EN- HAN p M lecture on
Church Music in England" by the Rev Or.
Frank Landon Humphreys; Menae,ssOhn h, h az
Kne.sel Quartet; Art building Br9ok X, H,s4
Totfa Mills on the music of the Boston Sym
Phony concerts AGademy Of MssbG e5Iskgn
Church 4 D. m. free organ recital by Richard
T Percy; Madison Square Garden Co Nee c na
Sp m song rscita haD by N Of an" the NewYork
kindergarten Association
Friday Metropolitan Opera House. p m opera r
mixed Of PM the PhSarmonic Society salon
Mendelssohn Hall u S0hs r ernokly H p m
concert of the Boston symphony Orchestra
Cooper Union. concert. by Peoples Choral
Union Branch.
Saturday. Metropolitan Opera House. p m Ger,
ran opera. die G6terdamm9JTuung oaTne gre
Hall SIS p m, concert Of the ph IN anaivtIeol
pia9ofortc recital by Or. Hanchett; Waldorf;
Quartet Quartet and Albert Ross Parsons; Carneeie
Chamber Music Hall. Sl5 p M concert oy
Pedro H. de Salazar. violinist'
m tho second page OF The Tribune's illustrated
supplement- to-day Will be found fac-simile OF
the autograph manuscript OF a song oy franz 'c"u,
bert. setting Of Goethes poem An nv Msn aInx.
Tho original is in the collection or the late Alex
anSer VS Thayer. now In Cambridge. Mass
Following are the programmes OF tho concerts 10
ho riven in the city by the Boston symphony Or
chestra ihis week:
Thursday evening. Metropolitan Opera House
2 DSersmen ns'I IN minor for violin and
'Ae'''' Solo violin, Mr. Lqeiier.
symphony in f minor Gaelic; u u Reach
Minuet, waltz and march from LA Damnati9 Rer,o,
symphonic su''o' Rmsky- Korsakow
Friday afternoon. Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Overture "Ruy Bias ..................M ehoessohn
Caprice in minor (For vioin)... .Pagann
T. Adamoowski. ..,o.
Symphony No. G. Pastoral minimum. beethoven
Nine Barna.
Suite Sylvia. .Dehoes
SATURDAY. evening. Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Prelude Ole Mestersnger ...............: Wagner
Fantastic Concerto for violonceo and. or
cheS''A Alvin Schroeder
symphony No 6. "Pathetigue TSchaKowsKs
Symphonic poem. "Nliava
The fourth public rehearsal and concert OF the
Philharmonic Society will take place in Carnegie
Hall Oh Friday afternoon and Saturday evening OF
this week Nine Nordica's refusal to adhere 10
an agreement made by her agents has compelled
= change Of programme from that announced on
the house bill at the last concert put tne cnanBe
has deaGted nothing from the dsn Mss OF tns
Powell will be the solo performer. and the pro-
gramme viii be as follows
symphony No 2 u ma tor. .............. beethoven
Overture Die K6nigskinder" ....... Humperdinck
Concerto for violin No IVA
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A series OF five choral and rong recitals has been
arranged under the auspices Of tho department or
music Of the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
Sciences to be given at Association Hall as fol-
lows: March 3. American Ballads and Songs" by
the Cecilia Ladies' Vocal Society, John Hyatt
Brewer. conductor; March II. German Ballads and
Folk-songs" by the Arion Mannerchor, Arthur
Claassen, conductor; April 49, English Ballads and
II. +. II. Benedict, conductor; April a. Scand-
hora sSdc A2d ken y ns M
EnH Gs sqG RyGa by hs s oa
singers Will take part in each concert
Frederick r Burton. conductor OF the Yonkers
Choral Society has composed cautata for solos.
chorus and orchestra entitled "Hawatha" which
Will be performed by the society at two concerts
April 20 and 81 the solo parts being in the hands
Of Mary II. Mansfield. Soprano Mae Greasy. con-
tra.to; Leonard f. Auty tenor, and J. Stanford
Brown. bass.
performance OF "Tannhauser" by the Dam
rosch-Ellis opera Company will be given ut the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music Thursday even
ing under the management OF Rafael Navarro.
The cast viii be the same as ~ the Metropolitan
performances. including Gadsk Barna Kraus,
Bspham and Fischer.
Mr.. Joseny will assist the Kneisel Quartet at It's
second afternoon concert. Thursday. and the
programme-a fascinating one-wlll consist OF
Haydn's quartet In ID. OF. "a; Brahmss trio for
pianoforte. violin and horn (Mr. Joseny Mr.
Kneiscl and Mr. Hackebarth) and Schubert 4
"Forcllen" quintet Giackebarth, horn. and T.
Code. double bass.
Josef Hoffman, the young pianist will leave
Bremen on the 18th inst by the steamer Traye and
is expected TO arrive in this city about February g.
Mr. Slot Will play the following list of pieces at
his second panoforte recital In Mendelssohn Hall
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