New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

Of Trinity church on August g. 1851 the com
r,it.ea renorted concerning the hymns that a.
though some OF them have a degree or poetic 'N-
ceilcnce which Will probably place them h.sh ln
public favor as lyrical compositions. DO one oil
them Is well suited for a National hymn 80 ID"
prize was awarded. that privilege having bee" F'-
served lv The committee who We're seeking says
Mr. White NOT .the best hymn submitted. but the
hymn that was needed" The authors Of the most
meritorious OF the hymns We're invited 10 authorize
their publication Ay Ruld a Carleton in vol
un,e 10 joe edited lv Mr. White and sold for tho
benefit Of "a patriotic fund" but so many with
drew their manuscripts that the publication had 10
10 abandoned. Nevertheless. Mr. White utilized
The remnant ia his monograph. which may be com
meuded as model Of intelligent discussion ana
sparkling satire.
Marie Brema win arrive in January. She Will
sing az the first Now-York concert ~ the Pitts
burg Symphony Orchestra. Victor Herbert con-
ductor. al Carnegie Hall January 3
George Herschers opera "Nuhia" is underlined
for production AT the Royal opera. Dresden. on
December o. Some OF the best people I'm the Ores
den company viii take part. and Herr schuch Will
conduct the Performance.
The musical death list Of the last few weeks
contains the name of Aristde Cavaillc-Cor. the
famous French organ builder who active in
Paris for nearly sixty-hye years. and lived 10 Dc
eighty-nye years old. Some of tho best known Of
his productions are The organs at s. Denis. Noir"
Dame la Madeleine. Trinie. Notre Dame de-
Ioretto and the Trocadero. Also that Of Dr. John
1,-a..,,,, f,,,,'r - an rsers ~ the Noveuo
publications as translator so ordinary TO that emf
nent English publishing house He hyca to be
sixty-cisht years Of age and was Chaplain IN ordi
nary 20 the queen. Minor Canon % Westminster
and Precontor az Westminster Abbey.
Hove DC ,..alcaf echo which reaches Us from
r,e c,sr,lo~ ,t,,.io linton ~ that cir, reoentl,
concluded rs ,h,rd season with a concert AZ Whl-.
Dvoraks Quartet in j. op. g" the American
Quartet. was played This Is what The Cape
Times said about the work
While the whole work Is snrularly quaint and
beautiful The af-t third and fourth movements
movement 10 ore wac n'li. 10y ,,r, ,,rs' llinr
! drown ON, tit il is ncr,rihcioss. pleasing and
/ original. and hcils TO rro" in'o striking rehct
H. sloli an. i., r,,. r,,r,',, thro,,i ,if foar
e,r.,,t. are .x9,i-.telv tr,af,d and though ST
amid academic harmon,- ana nhrase. never los"
genius Of Deorab rirens if In no respect changes
nizailc AS cxompifyine many Of the leading char
/ acterisuos which experience "SSo'i"''7 VIII" '"e
compose "''''
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"Wednesday afternoon in Carnegie Hail. Borough
OF Mammalian
Concerto Joy pan >,r, u,,r,.,irs
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THURSDAY, evening in Carnegie Han. Borough Of
Manhattan.
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Friday evening in the Academy Of Music bor-