New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
ogeneous elements Of the PHILHARMONIC Society.
For that Judgment we shall have to walt until the
given

Here Is an extract from a private letter which
reflects the thoughts Of so many lovers OF music
Of the highest class that it deserves TO be given 70
the public.
hope Mr. Kneisei will consider how much those
mrsic-lovers who can only get 70 concerts In the
n haH" heard many regrets expressed the news
that all the concerts Of the quartet Were 10 S Se
given In the evening next winter wouldn't the
number Of those who would gladly attend the mat
a rather anxious interest in tho matter II takes
thrty-iyc minutes from our house 10 Menuensi
DELAYS OF winter. crowds and transfers 1t could
easily he Increased to forty-hve minutes you
s kn1T ho| IN the evening under the
est clrcumstances could however be ,ols,aocy
companying me- and i very fond OF goo,G mns orr
But last Winter hn health rev eysn MN and nir
expect that next winter the greater distance I'VE
very serious objection for him. ! shall subscribe
for whole series. but cannot feel sure OF hear
mst. me 'n pecSs viii be loss for which eight
evening concerts cannot make up 70 some OF US
with rchearsals OF the Musical Art Society; one
could wal. patiently for the orchestra riddie 10
sousa and his band will give another OF their
popular concerts In the Metropolitan Opera House
this evening soprano from the west
Miss Louise NJ. Brehany Will sing: Miss Jennie
Hoyle Will play the violin and Arthur Pryor the
trombone The programme will be as follows:
Qnstruinentaton by John Philip sousa)
Trombone solo Love Thoughts Pryor
Picture ''Bumengenlser'' new bion
Miss Louise NJ Brehony.
Overture william Teli 'Rose'n
Bale. music The = shIra. Ea'' sass.
March The Stars and stripes Forever s.s
Jennie Hoyle.
Huuore.que. The Band Came Back 'S'ns'
There will be- festival OF song by the Peoples
Choral Union and the Peoples Singing Glasses
under the direction Of Frank Damrosch in Car |
reggie Han on the evenings OF May %. "a and %. /
The first concert Will employ the elementary d. |
vision comprising so voices. and there Will be solos
by Emma Juch and Ericsson Bushnell. At the sec
ond concert the advanced classes 40 voices. Will
sing Mendelssohn's "Nlnety-lfth Psalm" Gounods |
"GaIila." Schumann's Gypsy Life" and Bruchs
"Jublate. Amen with the help OF Emma Juch and
william H. Rieger The third concert will be given
by the Choral Union. 20 voices assisted by Miss
Bernardine Sargent. Mrs. Katharine Fisk. william
H. Rcge- and Ffrangc Davies. and will be de-
voted "Bruch's Lay OF the Bell"
With the cooperation of an orchestra under his
father Josef Holman Will give concert In Car
negic Hail this evening He viii play Rubinsteins
concerto IN y minor. Chopius concerto in F. minor
and three solos. VIZ. Valso and Polka Boheme
10y Ruhnstcin anI En- Rou'e' by GODDARD
There will D.. q social reunion and rally Of per
sons interested iu musical instruction next Thurs
day evening ia iiarGman Hal under the auspices
of the New-York State Must Teachers Associa-
ton which & 20 hold is tenth annual meeting
q, Rinrhamion On juno .. ?, and 30. A, Thursdays
meeting addresses VIII be made. In Persian
Garden" will be sung and there will be other music
and refreshments.
Frederick II Bur,on's cantata "Hawatha" Will