New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

gramme will consist Of Rubinstein's Trio op. ~
an aria in z for strings by Bach. Boccherinfs
minuet In fiat. Rameaus Tambourin in z minor
and Hummels septet op. "a.
Nine. Blanche Marchesi sailed for thin country
On New Years Eve on the steamship Umora,
and is expected to arrive here to-day. Sne viii
make her first American appearance In t'oston on
the 18TH and in New-York City on the iotn' IN
song recital in Mendelssohn Hall.
The "Tribuna." of Rome. apropos Of rhe noisy
demonstrations making by the younger schooi OF
Italian composers and their friends. publishes the
following letter written by Rossini on April H.
1868 few months before his death, TO Tito Ricordi'
the publisher:
learn that Don Carlos has created Juror SIN IN
to the latter to make Paris pay Handsomely LOT
everything as he is the only man able 10 writ ga a
give mel Make my compliments to Boito, whose
pretty talent value highly ne see sem that me he is
ton anxious to become one Of the radicals
Don't think that am making war o0 0n shall tne at
tempt do in day what can only De we're
sns sft TO William Te and compare the
two he would learn that wasn't crao' e''nei'
rora,,r Note. NJ Interest-Heinrich Zoener has
succeeded DR.. Hermann Kretschmar as conductor
Of the St. PAUL Singing Society in Leipsic ana
published a little poem in eight cantos' enu'ieo
Beethoven In Bonn (E Pierson. Dresdeh anu
Leipsic). DR.. Dvorak has received the oecorauon
FOR art and sciences" from the Emperor of Aus
triaA German newspaper reports that there Is
a movement on foot TO erect monument 10 NINE
Melba In Melbourne Is It to bear her eptaph I!
- The first subscription list sent In from france
for the Brahms monument In Vienna snoweo oooVo
francs Wdor and Paul Lacombe gave ZVo francs
each: Vincent dIndy. 1000 francs; Henri Marteau,
w Bretkoff e. Hartel have published Symphonic
spirituelle" No. G. maja, for strings. op. 49, by
Asger Hamerk.
Next Thursday evening a concert will be given by
the Second District OF the Peoples Choral Union
in the large hall Of Cooper Union. The soloists
will be Miss Lillian Butz. soprano; Franz kaiten-
born, violin, and William j. Falk pianoforte the
choral numbers will be sung by the Peoples Har-
mony Chorus OF fifty voices. The programme IN
cludes the prize song from "Mestersnser' ana
De Beriot's Scene de Ballet" for the violin and
among the vocal selections Schuberts "Serenade,"
and Swabian folksong. The purpose OF these
concerts is to furnish music Of the better class at
a low price This is the third season OF District
No and the second concert Of this season
new instrumental quartet. organized by Mr.
David Names will make its debut on Sunday
afternoon January 49, at the residence Of Mrs
Clarence c. Rice Mr.. Names has associated with
himself Ludwig Marum Joseph Laender and Leo
Schulz making a strong instrumental comoina-
ton, whose worth Is likely quickly TO gain recogni-
ton among lovers Of high-class chamber music
The concert al Mrs. Rice's will be the first OF
series Of nve Sunday afternoon entertainments 10
be given by the Names Quartet, which will be
assisted on the occasion named by Clara Dam
rosch Names Howard Brockway and Mile. de
Treville
In a Of meetings arranged by the Syn
thetic Guild concert Of an interesting character
will take place in the banQuet-room OF Carnegie
Hall next Saturday afternoon Mrs Wilhelmina
Johnson, pianoforte will be helped by Joseph Eller
oboe and English horn. Emil Schenck, clarinet;
Otto Winkler bassoon. and Hermann Dutschke.
French horn. Following is the programme:
First movement quintet in fiat Mozart
Piano, oboe clarinet. French horn and bassoon
Solos for English horn ~
Ia Shepherd melody. Tristan and Isolde Wagner
(b) Evening Star. '"Tannhauser' ..........}
Sonata for French horn and piano 'beetnoVen
Sonata, for oboe and plano
Solo for piano "Danse des Elves Sape.nikon
Romanza, bassoon and plano Sp-oh
Quintet in Z fat beetho'eh
Piano. oboe. clarinet, French horn and oassoon.
Mr. Eler will describe and exhibit the lnstru-
ments.