The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-22

Notes Of Music Events.
Rosa Olitska and Lempriers Pringle are tho mem
bers Of the Maurice Grau Opera Company to be heard
in the concert at the Metropolitan op.ra House
tonight. Other soloists will be Josephine Hart.
mann and Divide Musin. Emil Paur will conduct.
Tho full programme is rs follows:
die First Ist um'' Der Fliegendo
Hollnender).. .....,..........W wagner
II. Pringle.
Variations serieuses une davotte
(Cadenza by Loonard)
n. Musin.
cavatine dc Prophete>. .Meyerbeer
ollie. olitzka
Concertstueck in Minor ...............,.v. Weber
Mis- Hartmann.
ISrERMIssIoS.
"AuY,redrune yum TAM ...... Weber wei1 eartner
ct Fear No .Pinsuti
NJ. Pringle.
CiAcona VIAL QSoo)
Mazurk de Bravouro Onew)...................M usin
NJ Musn.
"staendchen. Richard Strauss
"Fruehlingsnacht .......................Sc humann
Mile. Oltzka
"Kuens.lerleben Johan Strauss
Clara Butt popular English eontralto, will be
heard for the first time in this country on w"dnes
day evening at Mendelssohn Hall. she will be az
sisted by Lotta Mills and Leo Stern. The programme
is as follows:
Variations Concentrates ............ .Nendelssohn
Mis- Mills and Mr.. Stern.
Aria-Divnte de styI. Alces,e" ............ Gluck
Miss Butt
Songs-"nu Bist die Rub" sn,..
"Waldesgesprach" ................ .schumann
MID Butt.
Barcarolle Tschaikowsh
Mr.. Stern.
In Questa Tomba Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven
Lascia Chic PtanRa Handel
Miss Butt
Piano solo-"Alegro from Fa,ching.
"scwank Vienna CarnivaD. .schumann
Miss Mills
Engnsh songs-'du saecl '.,,.,....' Alice Needham
"Abide with Me" ..,........s Liddle
AIiss Butt.
The symphony concerts for young people will be
continued this season in Carnegie III on SATURDAY.
afternoons. Young children may hear the music
bost suited to their needs and comprehension At q
second series Of fve concerts to be given in Men.
drlssohn Hall on satu day mornings Frank Dam
rosch has secured an excellent orchestra and tho
best available soloists for all these concerts.
At the first of tho Ka.tcnborn orch concerts to
he 81, on at Carnegie II Ill two week, from tonight.
under the tement of Victor Thrane the soloists
will DO Elsa Ruegger. Louise B. Weight. Mar
guerite Stlllweli and En- o de Gorg Franz
Katenborn will conduct. Tho concerts to be
continued throughout the season.
The National Conservatory OF Music, in East
Seventeenth street. announces supplemental
trance examinations We lnosday ue1t, in singing.
piano. organ. violin cello an C mpositon. There
will also ho examinations for children the tur
day following. The C1nServatory orchest a. I'M Ter
Emil Paurs direct will give itS seri~s Of concerts
at the Madison SquA.e Garden Concert Hall on Dec.
:, Jan. %, March and April 3.
Mark Hamburg sailed from Liverpool, Oct 10. on
the steamer Teutonic. Hambourgs American debut
will be made at Boston Nov aud with the
Boston symphony Orchestra. He will appear with
the gam alton the following " EEK at New
York, Philadelphia Bait more and Brooklyn. He 10
also appear with the ChicA2 symphony Orchestra
the PIttsburg symphony Orchestra and the New
York Philharmonic Society.
Horny Grabof. youthful pupil of Alexander
Lambert. who has given proof Of his ability and
good ira Ing before. will be heard In recital at
Menielssohu Hall on Friday evening.
The Society OF American Musicians and Com.
posers formerly h. Manuscript ciety OF New
York. has sent out prospectus OF its aims New
offices have been taken at 20 East Twenty.thtr
street The officers of the society follows
Royen frat VicePresdent; Homer y. Bartlett. Sec.
ond Wee. Presd MT Lucien q Chaiin, TreaSure and
spending Secretary; Louis r. Dre-sler. Roco d.
Ing Sec etary, and r. A. schnec ker, LUiGr an, The
Il tors the officers of the society and T. Y.
Agens, John L. Burdett J. Reminl III Fairlamb. Ed.
ward BaIt-r FELTON, Robert Jaar.y. Jr.. EdgAr s.
Kelley. Can V, Lachnund. Eduardo Mario and 10.
bart SmOrk. The toducil consists Of George W.
Chadwick. Horato ", Parker and Arthur Foote,
u stou, Frederic Grant Gleason. Chicago; Clarence
Eddy. CHICAGO aud Pans: Grrrlt Smith and Walt
nanrusch, No" York; W. ". 'hr.st. Philadelphia.
II. j. Stcwar., san Flame SEQ, and others.
| reception To Conductor Frank Damrosch and the
teachers ami olht officers of the Peoples Singing
Glasses viii lie given By the sc onl district OF III
Peoples CHI raj mon ON tuesday evening next Al
Arlington Hal Twenty'frst street, 81. Marks place
| Edward and Carl Herman announce q series OF
three chamber music concerts at the Scottish Rite
Hall on the afternoons of oct, 20 aud Nov. and "a
| Emil scheIck and otto S hall will assist Beethoven
/ haE and Brahms will be the composers Represented
| At ths hrs; concert