New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
1oD1v nAuv TR1R1NE SUNDAY. NOVEMBER e. 1899.

made recently by the Board OF ocetV Mr. Frank
pamrosch are to be confined 20 the giving OF Two
concerts and If policy thai has proved r. 40
e,ny Is 70 stand as criterion of success TINS
experimental limitation may, be eoun'eSn u sprea.er
scope for preparation thus made possible seems
senta the coming season IN h TeT cd and nifty
voices has been practically reorganzea t anu
work of stupend9us dincq ~ b2oSu tion. New
vocal members will be chosen with STRAIT care order
applications for vacancies va hGu, o Snlsv "0"
The opening preceded by dpe voSd re 20
p and drator T, that S never fails
to meet with liberal measure OF suppor ccontraIto
Gads Miss Grace Preston Shsne "a are many favorable
reports) Mr. George Hamlin ana MI IL Sain napta
b1at IN second concert on April the Bach mass
complete peform9nSe of Th ba b nas 2' forward
% nrnserve as far as possible the original Mr
effects in the orchestral portions OF uv that
are IN use when the was composea A, nnrn
these may be cited the oboe damo have T been or
auctions b 81 pbe society in urtherance of Mr. Dam
rosch's most interesting experiment
New.York Nov. q. 1899
The sale OF single seats for Paoere"sH ca.
n,anoforte recitals which are to be gwen IL a..
nog,e Hall on December - and 10 ana JahubiS y az"
o. will begin tomorrow at schuberth's. IN unlo"
onorctoI successes of his former visits are 10 pc
MI, into the shade this year. The sale OF se'so,
concentrations has yielded over 5000. a sum Wii0i
will surely be doubled or more than douoleu' u!
the single sale
CORRESPONDENT OF THE Pail Mall Gazette inter
viewed NJ Saleza in Paris Just before ne s'''''e'
FOR America Here Is portion of the recoru
We smoke Of Jean de Reszke, II Is always inter es-
estlng to hear one i o Van bycks which said
the columns of this paper IN me fout Vrcia,d and
terview. set musical pe1pG m Reszke is the last
U mot ~" Bmt. though he laughed. he quickly gre"
eTaSHSS' but what great man Jean is! said he; anc
not as mGIS bnt With singular reverence anG
as though man should remove ms nao, zoe Seen
has done so much" said he; ms career '"' ''''
AND yours at any rate Is only Just 1egnnins
:. a tnt have any amount of capacity for
work; I have a confidence in my future ana ue-
sire ySur success at the Opera tonight said and
your past season in London are at any ra'e' Soi'e
Guarantee some omen, OF your future, ..,,or,
% was pleased tonight" he ansWeredi YER cry
pleased because you may not KNOW tat me nc Grand
Opera They esteem themselves as being extreme
No''Rv the way" said l. III It be not too persona
q matter may congratulate you on me aIi,ouib,red
mont lisa saw 70 v 6ay S SG nw@ ago '""' ''''e'
Many thanks he said as we rose 70 CO. anu
Manager Thrane has arranged that AieHandre
Petschnikoff and Mark Hamburg shall play again
with The Kaltenborn Orchestra this evening AT
Carnegie Hall Petschnikof will be heard III the
violin concerto by MendelssOhn, and Hamburg VIII
nlav the Chopin concerto In f minor. the otheI
solo performers will be George Hamlin. tenor ana
Frank King Clark. basso. The programme Will
| be this
| o,,ro >asa,,e,,,.,' Observation-Disclosures. .Auber
0TnaWay Awake Beloved from "Hlawatha's We'd
Colerdge Iaylor
O'''s Sir. Hamlin
Concerto for piano.. z minor op 'On0pn
Prelude Die Meisersinger .............. Wagner
Dream music "HAnsel ind Grete" HnmperrohSeK
Concerto dor viol'n r m Pntorbn ~,
lie rambour Major from IL cad) Ambrose Thomas
"Rakocszy' March Cfrom 'Damnation OF FaustC Beroa
! Programme Of Mr.. Arthur Writings panoforte
recital In Mendelssohn Hall next Tuesday evening;
| p-obr,e-sonata + minor op B: Waller. op. 80: In
t@rmezzo b fat minor. op. III; Romano. F major;
op. i1e. Capriccio. u minor op. 49, Eapr'ec'o' u
whiting-suitc Moderne, OF. 10: I, Prelude: 2 Chan
sonette; g. Rhap Aie 4. Danse Q. Intermede: Q; 70
nance Caprice; = Melodle ct Arabesque' !" rlh"o'
| There will be a praise service In the south
! Church to-day presumably in the afte'noon) at
which Mendelssohn's oratorio Elijah VIII be
sung under the direction Of Gerrlt Smith. by solo
quartet and choir Of forty-four voices The SOLOS
win he I'm the hands Of Mrs. Smith, Miss Marguerite
Hall Frederick Jameson and Ericsson Bushheh.
Portions of Handles oratorio Judas Mac
cabaeus" will be sung at a service in the west