New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
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Beppe M PEA jacques Fara
conductor signor Beyienani S00'''
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Conductor sisn5r Bevignani. -'''''
New-York is to receive its regular monthly visit
from the Boston Symphony Orchestra this week
Three concerts will be given, two in Carnegie Hall
on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday evening and
one on Saturday evening in the Academy of Music.
Brooklyn. At the first and last of the three the
solo performer viii be Mr.. Ludwig Breitner. the
pianist who recently came from Paris for the pur-
pose of making New-York his home. He has the
reputation Of sterling artist throughout France,
Germany and Italy, and seems determined 10 de-
Tnonstrate his independence from the humdrum
ways of vrtuosi by choosing concerto hitherto
heard in NeW-York, Edward SchUtt's in T minor,
a really stirring and musicianly work. For the
second concert Nine. Ternina had been. engaged.
but illness has interfered with her singing and
Nine. Scbumenn- Heink will take her place. The
first viii also receive interest from the fact
that it will bring forward composition by young
musician who is a native Of New-York. This is
Mr.. Rubin Goldmark, a nephew of Karl Goldmark,
who composed The Queen Of Sheba'' and many
other works which have been heard in New-York.
The young composer was born in this city Au-
gust 10 1872. He received his education the Col
Iege of the City OF New-YorH which he left at the
age of seventeen. - While IN college he studied
music under Mr.. Alfred Won Livonius. Two years
were passed in Vienna in studying the piano with
Anton Door and theory and composition with the
Fuchs brothers On returning to America Gold
mark studied the piano with Joseffy and compost
ton with Dvorak In 1884, of his
health he went TO Colorado Springs " here he is at
present the director of the Conservatory of Music
Among other compositions a trio for piano.
violin and cello. sonata for piano and violin.
romanza for cello and theme and variations for
orchestra played by the late Anton Seidi The
for
the first time the Boston concerts last week
was composed in 1896, while Goldmark in the
Rocky Mountain region. The title indicates only
the poetic and suggestion of the subject,
attempt having been made employ embody
Indian folk music With that subject Mr.. Gold
mark has interested himself since -.
Programmes of the concerts of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Overture. 'Eiawatha Rubin GoldmarlS
suite. scheheszade op 50 .Rimsky-Korsakow
THURSDAY EVENING.
sTrsgio' overture .hrahrns
Nine schunann- Heink: ,-,
Two movements. and H. from Suite No l. Moszko"ski
Mime. schutnann-Henk
Symphony in d minor Cesar FrancK
SATURDAY EVENING.
cosoeTto tor pianofOTte e Schultz
ssmphoSy So g. Pastoral Beethoven
Metropolitan Opera House this evening under the
direction of Emil Paur
Overture Fuy Aendessohn
Concerto IN a MI maSGt 21tlur Ffsd6:i is.'
% MO Ss'nan'0 Ms: Eleanor Brosdfoot -
Aria from her srtrsr "sOef
nousnaa Les f9eusR2ts, Meyerbeer
Aria from ''n re Pssore Mozart
(wltn violin obblgato).
Mime. Sembrch.
anegretto the Eighth symphony; Gar
au,e IOd
The Ruins of Athens SaT,he
zrissfoHa II EtOiIe aa EoFi MeyerbeeF
r sembrictr. ...ss.f-
Auf Dem Grenen Balloon Hugo Wolf Wolf
La sersnA'a sir. Dippei -,
sOngs: -, c..,-,,,.,. s.snna,n
.'Du EOthe Ros' Aur oraner Held" steinbseh setl
Ned oeS SASie' Herr BertraIn
Overture 'IsI2'. Tschsikowtky
Arrangements are making for a gala concert 10
be given on Tuesday evening February 6. at Car
negie Hall in aid Of the Dewey Arch Fund The
entire proceeds OF concert Will be given 10 the
fund and the following artists have volunteered
their serVices:: Nine Nordics. NJ. Edouard de
Reszke NJ Petsehnikoff and Nine Gadski; also
q chorus from the oratoro Society and orches-
ira The concert viii be conducted by Walter
Damrosch and Emil Paur, and will consist Of;
Part T. The Manila TIE Deum." composed by Wal
ter Loamrosch in honor Of the victory OF Manila,
and Part H. solos and orchestral numbers by the
above mentioned artists. The concert Will be given
under the auspices OF the Dewey Arch Fund Com
nlittee. Following is the list OF composing
the committee in charge or the concert: Mrs. Levi
7. Morton. Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. Douglas