New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10


last summer. has arranged the famous sansei.s
drama as a monologue and will read II at Sherry
in n fortnight or so for the benefit OF the schoihf-
shin fund OF the Daughters OF the American ReVo-
luton Mr. Henry Holden Huss has adapted some
incidental music for the monolosue, and Will play
at the reading.
Nine Frances savflle who has obtained an
eight weeks leave OF absence from the Imperial
Onera at Vienna sailed Wednesday from South
ampton for a brief concert tour IN America
under management Of Victor Thrane Nine savilie
,s due to arrive in New-York about December a.
Mr.. Henry X Hadley the gifted young com
poser will conduct orchestral concert at the
waldorf Astoria on the evening of January 49, 1900
when his latest compositions VIII De gwen "ea'
ing Mr. David Bispham will assist
There Will be no concert at Carnegie Hall SUNDAY
evening Manager Thrane has arranged that 'he
next Katenborn Orchestra concert VIII oe eo"
December IL when Mark Hamburg ana other
eminent soloists will be on the programme
Mrs Eva Gardner Coleman soprano ana MISS
Carrie Rrdewell ccntralto. Will sing III the Gun
cert OF the Apollo Club OF Brooklyn next Iuesuas
a,aninp The KatenbOrn Sextet VIII also take part
Tho cuh.s numbers will be the opening chorus from
Meyerbeer's Robert lie Diable,' Meyer-hehluhu
"Iove" Dudley Bucks King Oafs Christmas.
IIe,nrich Zoellners Moonlight" and GrahViIie
Rantock's give n Rouse and Boot ana SauuIe'
Mr. william Shakespeare, OF LONDON VIII CIV
three lecture song recitals' In Mendessohn nan
on the afternoons Of January 4. ana 10 unuo' ~
management Of II. NJ. Hirschberg.
Mr. p,snhom will give a request song rectai III
Mendelssohn Hall on date not yet hxed III Jahu
airy. at which he will sing the twenty songs most
frequently asked for. Request may DC sent W L.
NJ Hirschberg, No. 1923 Broadway
At the fourth Of his morning concerts OF chamber
music In the Carnegie Lyceum next wednesday
Mr. Townsend II. Fellows will bring FORWARD MISS
Mabel Phipps, pianoforte; Richard Arnold, Nonh,
I Altschuler viola Leo Schulz. violoncello, ana
Francis Rogers barytone. The concerto pieces VIII
be the Arensky Trio in d minor and the SAINT
saens quartet in fiat.
At the METROPOLITAN Opera House the second OF
Mr. Wolfsohns concerts will be given tonight WIN
n combination OF artists and a programme equahy
as interesting az that OF last Sunday-Schrmann-
Heink Campanari. Vladimir de Pachmann ana
Walter Damrosch and his efficient orchestra Oh
seventy-hve all in one evening. Nine. Schumann-
Henk will sing an aria from Mozart's Titus,
schuhert's "Allmacht" and a waltz with orcnes-
fra (new) Campanan will sing an aria from Mas
senet's "Herodadc," de Pachmann VIII play
Chopin's "Andante Spianato and Grand Polonaise'
with orchestra Among Mr. Damroschs orcHeo'ia'
numbers will be the following Overture from
"TannhAuser" Wagner; overture TSP dn COM
memoration Of Napoeons retreat from Moscow
by Tschaikowsky: POGO Adagio from Sant-Saenss
symphony in c." for orchestra and organ. ana
some small numbers such as "Elesy; by Miersch
"Gavotte," by Bach; waltz, 1.-THE Beautiful Blue
Danube" Strauss etc.
At the Church OF the Divine Paternity, Seventy
sixth-st and Central Park West, on next Sunday
evening will be given the fifth OF the series OF ser
vices representing National church music AT this
service music by American composers will be rem
dered including compositions by Foote, Chadwick.
Thayer. Whitney, Horatio Parker, c. P. Morrison.
Phlo A. Otis and Homer Bartlett
Miss Ida Branth, VIOLIN CASTOR NJ. Dethier organ,
and Emilio de Gogorza barytons, Will be solo
performers at a concert OF the Women's String Or
chestra Society in the WaldorfAstoria next Satur-
day evening. Miss Branth and Mr. Dethier Will