New-York tribune., 1900-11-25

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sam Franko and his orchestra l. KRa6e %ts Na4tbs Hal
M m n F9T the benefit of
eighth-st. and Broadway. p. M; re,,tI Lecture re-
tsJ ey sam1eh I Frs bnTcS On M free organ
recital by William G. Carl.
cs by rs a 9 Hail
s15 p. m, recital of pianoforte music by LEO; Leo
D. M. free organ recital by ]. warren An
drews: Association Hall. Brooklyn, S:l5 p m.'
concert by vocal quartet.
Thursday Thanksgiving Day)-Assembly Room.
Carnegie Hall. HIS a m. lecture by F. H.
Shepard
forte music by ossip Gabrilowitsch.
saturdav-Carnegie Hail. 215 p; m. concert s1l Of
concert for the benefit of ST Marks Hospital
III NJ s Pinafore." by Gilbert and Sullivan. and
-'CavaIleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni. is the
double hill'' to he presented a special Thanks
giving week attraction at the Metropolitan Opera
House this week 1t will enlist all the members of
the MetropoIitan English Grand Opera company.
and in addition several artists especially engaged
for the series of performances. which includes
matinee on Thanksgiving Day. The grand opera
cast for the production of III. VI. S. Pinafore"
has been arranged follows: Sir Joseph, Henry
f. Dixey: Captain. William PAUL and Winfred
Goff: Ralph. Lloyd d'Aubigne and Clinton Elder:
Dick Deadeye, F, J. Boyle and Lempriere Pringle;
Bosun Forrest Carr; Josephine. Grace Van Studdt-
ford; Hebe, Kate Condor and Freda Slender;
Buttercup Zelie de Igussan and Lucille Saunders
The cast of 'Cavalleria Rusticana" will be: San
tuzza Misses Strakosch, KronoId and Golden;
Lola, Misses Thompson and Condor; Lucia, Misses
MeisslingeF and Niven: Turiddu Messrs Sheehan
and Brozel: Alto. Messrs Mertens and Lind. For
the tenth and second last week of the two
double bills. consisting OF Lucia di Lammer-
moor and 'TPagacci" Martha and La Ira
Viata," have been arranged.
Arthur Friedheim has been giving pianoforte re-
citals in Canada. He is eminently
scian and it is to be hoped that he will form
his style on that of some of his critics in the
American Northland. For instance. here is speci-
brick from The Gazette" of Montreal:
To vulgarize such an artists conceptions by trying
in any fashion 10 reproduce them in cold type would
% a soes the to nn TO Se Of s
when the winds have died away and the chord
home. Responsive admiration could but voice it.
self in music tones. which the thought fain would
The lavish harmony which impregnates the Unborn
h neT ps roa n tSs over fhe 0f
keys convulsing them at will with spasms like the
under which throbs all day beneath the
seagirt precipice; or fusing gentle shades of feel
along the margin of the mind: takes hold Of the
the liquid labyrinth Of sweetness where no false
or foreign tone ever mars the tranquil Journey.
ing. until applause dispels the vision
There! Now we know how Friedhem plays.
The first part of Haydn's Creation" will be
performed at the Church of St Mary the Virgin at
O'Clock this evening TO celebrate the annual ami
versary of The chors of the church
Kne6 ne6p0Id S mlmker VIII give panoforte recital in
nc VIII play the lolo"ing compositions:
Sonata quasi fantasia, op. 81 No. 2.... Beethoven
pes Abends" Handel
Auf dem wasser singen Schubert LIST
..yoeei olsess si Ponbo eta1s Henselt
Am sprinGbrunnen'' JOSEF
15dudes,,i, Etndes l. 2 8 and II of op 26......-.1
Mazurks g minor Chopin
sfcs Mltafe Schuoert-Taussg
i-'A
Tho first Of Nine Teresa C.rreso,s ntaroto-,a -
,+I IN =. >,s, o : l,-A',qiV 80 'e - E
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sonata op 81 No beethoven aiS5ar1
ReTcsroe 0p o. NO
Fantaise in In g 9! ma Tor sb
sci mir Gegrnsst', ,;....................1
or. ole Kun schubertI tIJszt
''ErikSnig
The first OF the series OF six symphony concerts
Danrosc VIII ba eiyeu me or OF MF frank
-. -, IA -, Ddiiesie man MISS Mar
lows:
Overture Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage Mendelssohn
I'm Haven" .............. r.r.- r,u.-
Miss Marguerite Hall
old m0yemens from suite Aus HOberss zeit
cornish song Where be ns toinse stsrS OF Babylon
Highland song. 'iTurn Ye 10 Ne.
Purcell
u '"' '0aA INTO "aiha'ia' heinsod' Wagner
Carfo