New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

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Gem Chor ind Dorchester.
A public concert OF the Manuscript Society VIII
be given In Chickering Hall Wednesday evening,
the programme OF which will embrace a symphonic
fantasia "Iife's Springtide." by f. Y. Arens, or
New York; ovcrtures, 'Sappho." by Adolf Weidy,
of Chicago and Death Dance" BY Harry p Hop
kns Of Baltimore a scene from opera. "Aci-
phron." by +. @. Caufman. Of Phade phla; two
Episodes for orchestra by Arthur Bird Of 3er-
lln and ths prelude TO H1dipus Rex by DR.. G.
Villiers Stanford. OF London honorary member.
Josef HOFFMAN, will be heard in New-York IN
four piano recitals after his first appearance with
the Thomas Orchestra March l. The rectas VIII
be given in Carnegie Music Hall and will be under
the personal management Of Henry Wofsohn
An afternoon OF Gems Of Song IN English Is the
tile Of the only recital 70 be given by David
Bispham this season The date announced is Mon
day February o. in Mendelssohn Hall. and az this
IS after the departure Of the opera company II VIII
in all probability he Mr.. Bsphams last appearance
IN New York this seaS>n.
At an informal musical 70 be given at sherrys.
beginning at $50 D. m. to-day there will he cham
Der music by Sam Frankie and other instrumental
lists, and G. Miles will sing.
The third Sunday night concert Of TIE series
given under the direction OF Walter Damrosch and
c. A. Ellis ut the Metropolitan opera House Will
take place this evening at Sis. when this attrac-
tive programme will be given The solo'sts will
be Nine. Lillian Nordca and Miss Gertrude May
Stein:
Overture lie ii Figaro Mozart
New York symphony Orchestra
Air from i0en1' Miss stein. 'seF
All Ia 'u'7 Herr Fischer
In''ea'o S Sy1sa sISsssa orchestra M'''s
rom
Nine. Norica.
'U''e '''" Nea.-YorS symphony Orchestra
Nine Nordca. soprano Miss Gertrude Msy stein
ralto; Herr Rothmuhl. tenor; Herr Fischer easso;
chorus 81 the opera company. po..,,,
g. s;s.YLo York S ssmGh2ny , o gs1ss9,
The fourth concert Of the present season Of the
Symphony Society will take place at Carnegie Hall
on Friday afternoon and Saturday evening OF this
week NJ Pol Plancon will sing. The programme
contains Beethoven's Third symphony. "Eroica';
Strauss serenade for Wind n nd
isolde" NJ Planccoa will sing an aria from '.'rea-
ton Haydn. Saint-Saen's "Almons nous: schu-
bert's 'LEnfer' (what may that be9 and Ischai-
kowskys Serenade Don Juan
Following Is the programme for the eighth
Seid Subscription Concert at the Astoria, on
Thursday evening:
SYMPHONY minor 60 @............... Be ,1l
Violin Concerto
ro,-, scanes Masseret
f"'r Preession. Ballet scene Appari;on Bacchan1e
The third concert Of the NewYork Chamber
Music club AT the Hotel Savoy next Saturday
evening will have the following programme:
songs for soprano. ,
Gretchen am spinnade s [,,,
Der Engel w -.
Willkommen ~
Der Nussbaum'
Iights'' 'aiit--'
Dedicated - Nine Gsiski) . &c..
o. Il fiat major 'i'"f''N''
A concert will be given on Wednesday afternoon
az the house Of Mrs Henry Lansing Wardweli'
No y West Twentieth-st. for the benefit OF the
College Settlement in Rvington-st. Those who
will take part are Nine. Gadsk.. Miss Ethel Hyde
SOPRANO: Miss Grace Preston. contralto; henry
Holden Huss pianoforte: Franz Kaltenborn vio-
lin and Hermann Beyer-Hane violoncelo. me
purpose Of the concert Is 20 provide money espe-
ctally for the musica needs Of the Settlement.
concerning which the announcement says.
II has been found impossible to meet the IN
croos demand for musical instruction among
The Poles Germans and HunEarans In the neigh
horhood Of the College Settlement without addi-
ional outlay for rooms and instrumc nts
Though each Of the seventy children now being
taught pays a small sum for instruction. this Is
inadequate 10 cover the entire eXpcnsc OF the
present school admit of reasonable growth.