New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-30

The announcement that H. e. Krehbiel is to de-
liver a lecture at the Lyceum Theatre on November
10 will be regarded as interesting in musical circles
The lecture is entitled How to Listen 10 Music.
and will be Illustrated by performance OF
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony by the American
Symphony Orchestra. Sam Frankie conductor
Three o'clock is the time arranged. to permit the
attendance OF scholars as well as teachers At
the conclusion Of the lecture the entire symphony
will be played by the orchestra, who, during the
progress OF Mr. Krehbers lecture. will illustrate
the more important phases of this well-known and
most popular of Beethoven's symphonies
Henri Marteau the French violinist. offers 800
in cash to the American born composer who Will
submit the best unpublished sonata for violin and
plano before February 3. 1899, and further agrees
to produce the work during his coming tour in this
country. People interested may learn the condi-
tons by addressing The Concert-Goer" St James
Building corner Twenty-sixth-st and Broadway.
New-York.
The first concert OF the series Of symphony con-
cers for young people. to be given under the drec-
ton of Mr.. Frank Damrosch at Carnegie Hall
this season. will take place on Saturday afternoon,
November %. The orchestral selections will be as
follows Theme and variations. from Emperor
Quartet J. Haydn; songs; overture. "FtngaPs
Cave" Mendelssohn: songs: Ride of the Vaky-
ries" Wagner. This will be preceded by short
verbal explanations. illustrated by the orchestra.
The intention Is to present the musical theme
first as a melody complete in itself. then as short
phrases and motives: also to explain some Of the
methods employed by the composer to utilize
theme in musical development through treatment
by different Instruments. rhythmlca variations and
harmonic and melodc changes.
The annual series OF autumnal organ recitals
given by William G. Carl in the "Od First Pres
byterian Church. Fifth-aye. and Twelfth-st.. Will
occur on Friday afternoons. November 4. H. 49, Is.
and December 2. at o'clock The sooists at the
first recital will be Miss Geraldine Morgan. violin
list. and Paul Morgan 'cest. The rec,as are free
10 the public.
Miss Genevieve Bisbee assisted by Mrs Clara
Henry Bussng. will give series OF piano and song
recitals the first to take place Oh Friday. Novem-
Der T. at O'clock at Miss Bispee's studio. No iSl
West End-ave.
Following are the programmes OF the concerts 10
be given by the Boston Symphony Orchestra at
the Academy of Music. Brooklyn. next week
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER II. $40.
Prelude Adagio and Gavote Rondeau. Bach
ARRANGED for string orchestra by Sigsmund Baehrieh
Piano Concerto No Z minor; 'ohOp'n
symphony No D. minor Op. 67............. beethoven
SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER -
Sysr%fS for ns sIeSs fat minor op
Symphonic poem "vysehrad' mo. of the
symphony No 8 :Paihetque." b minor op: "a.
'''' Tschaikowsky
Following is the programme of the song recital
TO be given by Miss Charlotte Maconda and Evan
williams assisted by Leo Schulz. cello and lisa
dore Luckstone. accompanist. in Association Hall.
Brooklyn. under the auspices OF the Brooklyn In
stitutc;
ENGLISH SONGS.
~ Were Rose Liddie
AT Parting Ldduie
Mr.. WuliamA