New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

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RO'ne0-------ca Conductor, sgnor Bevignan.
Mescarnes Nordica and Mantelh and Messrs van
F2ooy and Scott will sing at the popular concert
,n the Metropolitan Opera House this evening
under the direction of MI Paur. The programme Is
as follows:
Song IAN die HOnngng fIas- Van Rooy,
Aria from -SaphO'' ,,;;;i
.otta Del Bardr' from ra9nhAuser wagner
.., -Dsure Halle from .'Tannhauser Wagner
r..-r Music from Tdansel and GTeel HunlPerdnck
ysise Caprice; t,on; Quartet in Haydn
acg from Cricket Hearth GOdmsT6
Prologue from Paglissgai s,sa"r scott,
Songs .'-'-'''''''-M Nine Nordica
songs-, Schubert
pas nIuhlrad' :IsS! .Remann
Phyllis und die 4utter n W.: I;oo1
''sSObae seisneur Mime. Mante1u.
waltz Beautiful Blue Danube ---' '"'r'
ue,rv x Hadley who will make his formal
New-York debut January 1e at the waldorf
Astoria as composer and conductor, was Dorm at
son,ervtIle Mass in 1871. His father. well known
musician, recognizing his sons talent TOT compo-
sition placed him when quite young under the pest
masters. He studied harmony with stephen
Emery counterpoint with George W. CHADWICK ana
the violin with Henry Heindl and Charles Allen, OF
Boston In 1894 Mr.. Hadley went to Europe and
studied composition with Mandycszewsh In Vienna
In 1896 he returned to take charge Of the music in
st Pauls School at Garden City, which position he
still retains Besides upward OF hundred songs,
vocal part writing and piano compositions he has
written choral and orchestral works. which include
three ballet suites a concert overture and two
symphonies. Two movements of the second sym
phony 1.-The Four Seasons" will be given for the
first time at his approaching concert
In Chickering Hall on next Thursday evening the
Rev Thomas P. Mclaughlin S. T. L., pastor of the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, will give musical
talk on '"Fhe Melodies and Songs of Ireland for
the benefit Of the Irish National Cathedral at
Armagh mixed quartet and chorus will Illus
trate the lecture.
Marie Brema arrived England on the Lu-
cania yesterday. She will sing in a series of con-
certs with the Boston Symphony Orchestra this
month, and also be heard in opera at the Metro
politan Opera House In her special roles She will
also sing In the first New-York concert of the
Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall on
January %. During the month OF February Nine
Brema VIII make Western of concerts and
the leading societies. She is under the manage
of Henry Wofsohn
The second Symphony Concert for young people,
under the direction of Mr.. Frank Damrosch. will
be given in Carnegie Hall Saturday after
at O'Clock. The special feature of these
concerts is the short explanation illustrated by
orchestral selections which precedes each number.
Following is the programme:
Symphony. major c'MntaireD D.-........-... Haydn
Beroeuse AsneG paa
seTenade tstrings organ and piano.. sant-sans
sInvitation 10 the Dance Weber -Berlioz
The concert arranged by the department of music
OF the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences for
next Saturday evening snacks Of a long departed
fashion. II is a opera concert Of the kind which
used to regale suburban audiences when operas
could not be heard Here is the programme:
Two movements violin piano
Messrs wilczek and Iuckstone
Mines De Vere-sapio and AIves. and Messrs Gordon
Aria 20 don Fatae .......................verd
Mrs. Carl Aives.
ROMANCE rom 'siUi Mackenzie Gordon. ih0fnAs
Grand vaise from ROMEO ct Juette. .GOunOd
Duet what Chatter. from Marina F1otow
Violin Solo. Fantasie Faust wleniawski
NINE De vere-sapio. 'N' 'O' "@D''
Prologue from Il Pagiaec" .IeoncavaIlO
ZINES De Teresspio ves ana Mears Gordon and
Miles.
The Richard Arnold String Sextet, composed OF
Richard Arnold and Hermann Kuehn violins; Emil
Gramm ana Carl Binhack. vioas; Leo Taussig. vio-
ioncelo and August Kalkhon. double bass will give
two subscription in Knabe Hall in the fore
Of January and I6. At the first concert next
TUESDAY. Julius Weiss will play the pianoforte
and Paul Dufault viii sing. The instrumental
music VIII consist of Brahmss pianoforte quintet
op. 81, and string sextet by H. Noble.
Mrs. Granville Smelling announces song recital
for Monday afternoon. January q at s o'clock in
Lendessohn Hall She will be assisted by Mr.