New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

Concerning the concerts for young people to
be given under the direction Of Frank Damrosch
In Carnegie Hall this season. the management
writes:
as to appeal to everybody who regards the must
cal education Of their children as essential as their
up OF the early and modern d;nce forms marches
choruses etc. and each number viii be proceeded
py an explanation OF Its salient musical ana poetic
The advantage Of this teresting method of bring
ing home TO children all that Is best In music SO
more by reason OF an intelligent understanding is
nestimable and these concerts are the proper con-
Inuaton OF the splendid educational worn, 'nat
Frank Damrosch began when he Organized the
Peoples Choral Union for sight reading I'LL, MS
schools has brought him in even closer touch ihan
before. with the musical needs of children. and
did educational work than he. The symphony con.
cert while Il suggests all that is best and most
classical in a musical performance. is at the SAM
Time beyond the musical understanding Ol young
people and the explanat ions that will pIecede eac
number Of Mr. Damroschs programmes Will not
only serve 10 Illustrate the compositions Dut VIII
concerts will be given on Saturday afternoons, al
2:So o'clock on the following dates NoytmDer y
and March H. special reduction in the price of
tickets will be made to children of the pubic
Of ali. Though no public announcements have
been made, large number Of seats for the series
have already been sold by private effort ana the
success Of the concerts is already assured
Nine. Eugenia Castellano- Sbordone. pianist who
pleased many people with the impetuous style OF
her performances here a few years ago. has taken
a residence in New-York. and will probably he
heard thiS season N gae0iTT enGnc
Personal Notes.-Mr Emil Paur has rented a
house FOR his home AT No. 106 East Seventieth-st
DIR. Paul Klenge', the conductor Of the
Liederkranz has taken residence at No lae East
Seventy Arist1e Franceschett. barry
avd hiCfn GCff1
season..... William l.. Tomlins identified with mu-
sic In Chicago for more than twenty years. and
now resident of New York. will relate his eX-
periences with children's voices In social settle
ments and schools AZ conference Of persons In
terested in boys clubs at No. 5lS West Fifty-sev-
en;h-st. next Friday evening. I'D. Ffrangcon
Davies having finished his fall engagements In
festivals and concerts. will go to Germany next
week prepare for the next festival performances
at Bayreuth ..... Rosenthal sailed from Southamp-
ton on the steamer Kaiser Friedrich. and Is ex-
pected here Tuesday or Wednesday Of this
week His American tour will carry him far as
the Pacific Coast and Mexico .... Miss Jessie Shay
vii play at the frs, concert Of the New-York Col
ege of Music. next Thursday evening Gerri,
the South Church. Madison-ave. and rhrty-ei6hth-
ST. to-morrow afternoon when ne VIII nave me
will give piano conversation" at Chickering
Hall on Tuesday afternoon o. this week re- a. at .
ing" has been translated into German and pub
lisned by Breitkopf Hartel; Of Lepsc. Nayer
Scharwenka having resolved 10 return 10 Berlin.
his place as musical director OF the ScharNenka
Conservatory is 10 be filed by Richard BURNERS
ter zee. Richard Hoffman will be the pianist at the
three concerts he given by the Madrigal Singers
I'm Chickering Hall this son Mr.. Krehblei
will attempt an exposition of Beethoven's Fifth
Symphony in connection with performance or
that work at the Lyceum Theatre on the afternoon
OF November 10. Sam Franko will conduct the
pc rfornan Mr.. Walter Damrosch has made
his home for the season in the old Butler mansion,
Hartsdale near White Plains. He has no inten-
ton Of living in philadelphia. as the music trade
journals would have us believe