The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-21

of musicians and students of music.
In conducting these recitals the Con-
servatory intends to recognize the stu
dent element by giving it special ad-
vantages.
The second concert of the series to
be given by the Conservatory will be
given by Mr.. Ernest Gamble, basso,
and Miss Maud Rihel, pianist. Mr..
Gamble possesses a phenomenal voice
in compass. volume and quality. He
has sung in connection with the Wal
dorf- Astoria concerts New York, the
Italian Opera, Covent Garden, Lon
don, the Seidel orchestra, and many
other notable organizations. Mr..
Gamble sailed on Wednesday from
London, where he has spent the sum-
mer in preparing a new repertoire. Miss
MauGe Rihel, the pianist, is pupil OF
I.eschtitzky, and was recently on tour
with Madame Fatti
The following selections will be rend-
cred at the morning and evening SER
vices at Elm Park church tomorrow:
MORNING.
Organ-Preludc in + .Martin
Choir-"The Bird Let Loose in East
ern Skies ........................Ma Marston
Otgan-OffertOry in G ............LemmGns
Choir-"My Fathers House" .......Macy
Organ-Postlude in ID Minor ..BuXtehude
EVENING.
Organ-Preludc in A Flat ...........West
Choir-"Aud it Shall Come to Pass" Case
| Organ-OffertOTy in c Whiting
Choir,-"Great Redeemer" ......,..G Gluck
Tenor Solo-"The Heavenly Dream
TrehIIne
Organ-Postudc in f ....,....,....W Whiting
The Scranton Conservatory of Music
| announces a new addition to its faculty
! in the person OF Signor Rudolph Butt,
who will teach italian in the depart
ment of modern languages. Signor Butt
| is a polished gentleman and fine schol-
ar, being a graduate of the University
of Rome, Itaiv, from which he received
! the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
| Since coming to this country SignoI
! Butt has taught one year in the Pea
| body Conservatory CT Music in Ralti-
| moro, and three years in the BerlitZ
! School Of Languages in the same city.
Bauer's band will give their annual
concert at the Lyceum this year on the
| 2ist of November. They expect 10
give a programme this season that will
surpass all previous efforts. Bauer :
band is probably the oldest and most
musical organization in this section
of the state and has a following of adj
mirers of which any band might feel
proud. 1t is needless to predict that
tbs coming concert will be a success
| in n
Alfred Woolers popular song Mol
lie. | Love YOU" is meeting with con-
tlnued success. 1t is now published
in a medley for band and orchestra by
the well known publisher, Carl Fis-
cher, of New York.
Calve is to sing Juliet this winter at
the Metropolitan opera house for the
first time The Musical Courier says
she will make some of the $500 prima
donnas look like 80 cents"
The muscal season in New Horl
opened up this week with full swing
The second concert Of the prelimin
cry season was given last Sunday even
ing at the Metropolitan opera house
with Zcllic DeLussan, Josephine JacobS
and NJ. Salignac as s1loists, and ltmi
Paur as conductor. on the same eV'
ening Franz Kaltenborn, who was
formerly ConCCrt-mastCr of the l'ostoI
symphony orchestra, gave the las
of his summer nights concerts at ST
Nicholas Garden, with an excellent pro-
gramme, mostly orchestral. Mr. kal
teubOrn with his orchestra OF forty
nvc pieces, has made these concerts
very attractive during The summer
months They were given every even
ing at popular prices, The concerts
will be continued every sunday ,Neninl
al Carnegie hall, beginning Nov ., A
the first one the young Swiss 'celliat
Elsa RucEger will make her first ap
pnarance i'm New York Vladimir d.
Pachmann played at the Mcndelssoh!
GIeo club han Tuesday night for th'
drst time in several years in New York
and rendered six rumoors by Chcnin
of whose music he is one Of the great
! est living eVpon"nts.
4 m. Roston symphony orchestra
Wuliam Goricke, conductor announce
Gvo matinces and FIVE evening concert
8 at Carnegie hall. The Philharmoni
srciety win give eight public rehearsal
and cicht concerts at TIE Same hal
, and The National Conservatory Orches
, ira, Emil Paur, conductor, win Civ
, four public concerts IN Madison Squar
) Garden concert han during the Wint
5 er and spring, by pupils of the con
e servatory,