New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03

Metropolitan Opera House, beginning on December
IS has been arranged as follows:
Mantelli and Bauermeister. and Messrs. Alvarez
Edouard de Reszke Plancon and lily; CONDUCTOR
Wednesday-"C Mines Calve and Eam S,
and Messrs SaIeza ana planfGh "uS' ''e a.
Friday .Tannhquser, Mines Ternina p N0rdiGa
Fi safTTda %"o Mines Cayd and
Manteili and Messrs. Alvarez Campanari and
Edouard de Reszke; conductor. Mancinelli .
Saturday evening popular prices Gapw and
Messrs. Dppel Muhimann Meux and Prlngle, con
ductOr, Emil Paur
What IS called a double bill" will be given at
the American Theatre by the Castle Square Opera
Company this week. "Cavaeria Rusticana' VIII
be performed I'm it's entirety, and after 1t the first
act Of "Fldelio" Beethovens opera has not been
heard here in English since the brief season or
opera given by Mr. Hammerstein in his Thirty
fourth-st house, now Roster & Bial's. Miss Mary
Idnck who will enact the part Of Leonore, was
successful in It last spring at the Tivoli I'm San
Francisco. In Mascagnis opera the first SAN
tuzza will be Nine Selma Koert-Kronold, who
created the role with Mr.. Hinrich's company In
Philadelphia.
At his song recital In Mendelssohn Hall next
Thursday afternoon Mr.. Bispham will sing schu-
manns set Of songs entitled "Dichterliebe, Ten
nyson's "In Memoriam' as set by Liza Lehmann
and four songs by Walter Damrosch, who will play
the accompaniments The songs THE World
Well Lost" (Stedman). First Love Remembered
RosettD. The Deserted Plantation" dunbar and
Danny Deever" Kipllng).
Programme OF a pianoforte recital to be given by
Mr. Arthur Whiting at Mendelssohn Hall next
Wednesday evening"
Rhapsody b minor op. 7s baade major. op
1 4. min in ID.
! op. 116; intermezzo. major OPP lls: Rhapsody +
| fiat op. 49, Brahms. "Davidsblndler Tame" OPP
| valse sentimentale Arthur Whiting. Fantasy op
| II. for pianoforte and orchestra Arthur Whiting
| by Mr.. Henry Holden HussD
| The last OF three morning recitals OF chamber
music by Miss Cornelia Dyas will be given In the
| Waldorf Astoria next Friday. beginning at Il
| o'clock Mr. Louis Schmidt. violin. and Mr.. Pau
Miersch voloncello will assist, and the programme
will consist OF Saint-Saans's sonata for pianofort'
| and cello in G minor op. 80: Brahms's intermezzo
| on III No 2 and Snding's "Frnhlingsrauschen'
| for pianoforte. and Dvoraks "Dumky" trio
| Following is the list OF pieces to be played at th'
concert OF the Kaltenborn Orchestra. to be given ir
| Carnegie Hall this evening"
] Overture william Tell 'hossih
Concerto 0or piano and orchestra). op. e. minor
| Emmanuel wad.
| ~ Nine. Kieski
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Hungarian Rhapsode No. .Isz
| Orchestra.
Concerto, for cello and orchestra, ID minor
| Rubinster
| Miss Elsa Ruegger.
Prologue from 81 Paellacef .Leoncava'
Overture. Tampa Heroic
| Programme OF a pianoforte recital to be giver
! by Josef Weiss in Knabe Hall next Tuesday even
Ing:
organ concerto bach-" eN
Toccato
Fantasia f minor. Chopin
Two rhapsodes op TO- intermezzo. op. ils; Capricco
Barearoie, @ major ana 'Es blinkt der THAI.
| Rubinstei
Fourteenth Hungarian Rhapsody. "ioreey"; Ono
menreigen." sixth Hungarian Rhapsody IisZ
Waltz "NachfalteT
Marcha Mlltaire schupert lausi
Mr. PHur will conduct the first concert which tn
National Conservatory Orchestra is TO give thi
| the Madison Square Garden on next Thursday even
| Ing and the programme will be follows:
Concerto. sharp minor. hre, and second movements
lille
| Miss Blanche Bruner
Dream pantomime iihnsei and orste" .Humperilnc
Aria from 'Euryanthe .Webe
| August GranitzA
.Bchuber
Programme OF the concert 10 be given In the Nat