New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

Friday evening "Rigoletto" which had to be
withdrawn last Saturday night week ago. be-
down. This time for Saturday night. The
other operas VIII be la Travata," Monday,
with Sembrich Salignac and Campanari in the cast;
lie Nozze di Figaro" Wednesday. with Eames
sembrich. Adams. Campanari and De Reszke, and
''Lohengrin" Saturday afternoon, with Eames,
6chumann- Heink. DIPPED. Bertram and De Reszke.
The new Wagnerian casts will be follows
"sIEGFRIED."
s1 herr herr R1ppeI
Fsfner. Mr. Lempriere Prngie
Erda. schumann-Heink
stimme des Waldvogels Nine Suzanne Adams
Conductor. Emil Paur.
T. Z s:25 O'clock; Act II from s:45 10 10
O'clock Act III from 1923 to ii so o'ciock
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
e;unt6eT Ii rae N, IyrPei
Hsgen M Edouard de Reszke
Brsinnhilde Nine. Nordica
MairaGte- Frau sehumann- IIenk
s,aIstS NINE heiIogg
5ioss s. Olitzka
Mesdalnes Pevny. oiitzka and sohurnann-Henk
Conductor. Herr Emil Paur.
iOo @ Act t from 1885 to At 4 dS ' to
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE"
51I1sIaIl. M Van Dyck
Mr. Lempriere AI Pr ifGI
IN Herr Breuer
M
SHINE M Jacques Bars
Marke Edouard de Reszke
Conductor. Herr Emil Paur NINE ie''''ha
omitting tie number which was to have been
sung by NJ Plancon, whose temporary retirement
from Mr.. Graus forces has been occasioned by
the death Of his father. the programme the con-
cert IN the Metropolitan Opera House this evening
VIII be follows:
Overture. -I2osamunde' Schubert
'-'a1e NJ 1cceliiear: - aassenet
Songs AIaiHaeht.'' 20 llebiche Wangen' Brahms
Miss Susan Strong.
Romance from lie Ro de Lahore ....--.... Massenet
r'Ah mon fls' - - Mevarbaer
Nine. schumaan- Heink % -'s' e'0eeF
scherzo NofuTno and wedding March from "A i'S1'
Midsummer Nights Dream .Nendelssohn
Mile. zelie de Ilssan - e " - is'''eS
Air from Guiliaume Tell Rossini
valse from 'direille' counoa
Mime suzanne Adams ''''''ou"oo
Overture. Domino NOR ....Auber
1t viii be gratifying piece Of intelligence to all
those persons disposed to write to busy newspaper
editors asking what to read to prepare a proper
appreciation for the tetralogy, The Ring Of the
Nibelung, or any other Of Wagners operas or
lyric dramas. that the monthly bulletin Of the
Pratt Institute Free Library, which is distributed
at the main building and also fits branch No
1s4 FranHdin-st, free of charge confirms bbliog-
raphy Of the subject over six pages in length 1t
Is not striking list from the point of view occu-
Is
purpose admirably.
Mr.. Ludwig Breitner will give a grand orchestral
concert in the Waldorf-Astorfa Tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock He will produce two OF his own
compositions for orchestra and play three pieces
for pianoforte and orchestra, Mr. Gustave Hinrichs
conducting. Following is the programme:
Prelude PoqE uR drama pour .Bretner
Variations synnphoniques Franck
Ishapsode dAuvergne. saint-Saens
Miss Jennie Dutton Will give con.ert at the Wal
dorf-Astor1a tomorrow afternoon at which she and
Reinhold Ivanovttch warlich will sing songs Max
Be7dix viii play some violin solos and Miss Alice
Jane Roberts. Of Elmira. VIII discourse on song
The programme Of the entertainment is as follows
Mss Dutton and Mr. waiiich. ''O'N'
eneioe Elm gewand Wiend INNS Max F 8Tnes
songs Ny Mother Taught Me-: DHoTas
Song, vision Fugitive,
Violin sclo Carmen fantastic Isubay
Isl mi ehialnano. puocini
lie BaiseT Gofing THOMAS iSgnaa
counod
Violin solos Au Bord Gu Danube .wormser
..r.,. c.. Mr.. BendlH. 'N'"f1F'n
ons' Fiaoeed Gum from caps M9c wias
H. K Hadley
Programme Of Miss Akers's second recital Mon
cay. az his a. m. at Sherry's:
Pretty Polly Oliver ........ - Old English
Turn Ye 20 Ola TJiabisnd
Dear Love When Thine Arms chadWief
'F5aiden- FtosIein'
'hfaldesResprach'' ccb,,r.a.,s
The Wand ring knights Song ....e.....s F. Ayers
iii,ci ~, '...-'...s F. Akers
La FiaDcee du T1mbaIfer''. Saint-Sagns
Miss Lillian Lttiehaies upper
ss Tae Iside OF the Elves .IIendessohn
The birth OF the Opai' Reed
The second chamber music matinee of the Kneise
Quartet VIII be given IN Meadeissohn Hall on Tues
day at 2:15 o'clock The programme will be as fol-
lows:
Quartet in E fiat. c. Won Dittersdorf; quartet IN
minor; op. Il, No. !, Schunann; quartet In 2
sharp minor. op. l3l, Beethoven. The SchlImann
quartet " substituted for a sextet OF Thuie orig
snally announced.
Ditfersdorfs quartet is the work Of a musician
now almost forgotten who played however an inter
esting and prominent part IN Viennese musical life
during the latter half Of the last century, He was
q versatile composer his fame resting on HIS Ger
man popular operas, of which. Der Apotheker
and der Doktor,' is still given Germany and on
his symphonies. orator.os and quartsts. These had
q great vogue in his time though they have since
been quite overshadowed by the works OF his great
contemporaries Haydn and Mozart The E. dat