New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

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DR.. Damrosch's violin concerto was recently
played at concert in Berlin by Felix Beroer' nrSt
concert master Of the Leipsio Gewandhaus Or
chestra. Mr.. NiiIisch conducted.
According to The Musical Times" OF London,
Hans Richter. wishing to honor Edward Elgar,
whose Dream of Gerontus." given at the recent
Birmingham Festival, seems to have put him in the
forefront Of British musicians. wrote this inscrip-
ton on the score OF that work: Let drop the
chorus, let drop everybody. but let not drop the
wings Of your original genius-Hans Richter
The first public performance OF the American
School Of Opera VIII take place next Tuesday after
at the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre. Flotows
Martha" Will be given. with chorus and orches-
ira, with ". G. Stewart general director. Her
Perlet conductor and A W. r. McCoilin stage
manager
Ernst Won Dohnanyi will give two recitals of
panoforte music In Mendelssohn Hall this week
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. beginning
at 230 o'clock. These will be the programmes:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER IL
SaEtasie and fusus in mino. gsch7Lsas
Variations and fague theme BY r. .DOhnanyi
sorse De Yiehne No fiat major schubertszt
'''A'p sArURpA ; AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER H.
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Impromptu. r sharp major. op. So. caontn
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The Women's String Orchestra Society announces
three concerts this season to be given in Men
delssohn Hall the evenings Of December 10 and
April II and the afternoon of February Is,
The Piano Department of the Womens Phil
harmonic Society of New-York, will give An
Afternoon of Scandinavian Music" in the rooms of
the society Tuesday afternoon. Miss Sarah
Eliot Newman win read paper, and number OF
members will play solos and concerted pieces by
Gade. Neupert. Lassen. sindng. Grieg and Solder
mann.
Programme of a song recital by Evan Williams.
tenor and Gwilym Miles BARITONE, in Mendelssohn
Hall next Thursday evening:
Duet The Passage Birds Farewell. HiIdach
1nFss "a Where the Tssa's Torrents Through the
No One Ever saw; To- shepherd, See Thy
Horses Roaming Mans s;",
ITO the Distant ysle of six sOngs> Beethoven
Ballad. Archibald Douglas .Loewo
Aria from Boyhood TTsRsd C. M Won Weber
D ,~s a1-,'-: 1ss SSsF and Williams.
.pafydd , Garsg Wen .......-----.--..oId Welsh
'Ymssadawaad Bremen, ,,,..
'Mentra Gwen"
49,. ..-- Mr. Williams ,,.
Messrs Williams and Miles
Programme of a concert Of chamber music to be
given IN Association Hall. Brooklyn next Tuesday
evening by the Kneisel Quartet, assisted by Miss
Katharine Heyman, pianoforte. and Leo Lieber-
mann tenor, all the music being by Beethoven:
Quartet. major, op is. No. g.
sone' tor RiaRol0r'e' o. d.
Trio, B fat, op. 81 two movements).
Quartet major, op. 90 two moVementS)
The first concert of its aftieth season Will be
given by the Dannreuther Quartet IN the Fine Arts
Building at $50 p. m. next Thursday. Mr.. Carl
Hermann will assist, and the programme Will
contain Dvorak's Quartet in major. allegro
In B fiat by Rimsl1y- Korsakow, a movement by
Kopylow and Brahms's Trio op s.
The Interesting announcement is made that Mr..
Ludovic Breitner Is take part IN the song e.
citais which Nine Sembrich is to give IN Carnegie
Hall on December and Il. With the pianoforte
playing the important role that 1t does In Ger
Lied, the need of something more finished
than the work of the ordinary accompanied is
trenely desirable. Some months ago NJ. Risler. the
French pianist, co-operated with Nine. Lehman
IN Berlin to the great delectation of musical
teurs. and IT this that suggested the union OF
Nine. Sembrich and Mr.. Breitner in similar
hibiton here. The programmes Of the two recitals
are interesting frem variety Of viewpoints that
they printed here:
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Part classical airs and
'Fur dicesti Lott
ala ragna Perades
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'FreudvolI Ledvol' beethoven
Part II--German I4edert
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Part III-French and Slavic Songs;
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