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

politan Opera House.
Copyright by A. Dupont)
three periods styles into which the critics have
divided his creative activity. In these quartets-
OF which that in sharp minor of the last
having been written in October. 1S26-Beethoven
freed himself from any of the traditional letters
Of form, and gives the instruments free scope
in the expression of ideas Of the highest exaltation
1t period of great physical trial and spiritual
anguish for the composer, ard his sufferings
translated in the imprisoned eloquerce of this
music. All these last quartets of a transcend
ent difficulty, almost equal Tor performers and lis
teners Notwithstanding the opposition and neglect
they met with at first in common with the Ninth
Symphony. the D minor Mass, the last planoforte
sonatas and of the other compositions of this
period they are recognized by those who have
penetrated their meaning as representing the high
est flights of Beethoven's genius. Their adequate
performance is the loftiest ambition that a string
quartet organization can set before itself,
Programme of the third in the series of mid
winter concerts arranged by the Brooklyn Insti-
tute of Arts and Sciences. TO be given in Associa-
ton Hall on Thursday evening Of this week, the
singers being Charlotte Maconda Josephine Jacoby,
William H Rieger and Gwilym Miles:
PART l.
The Widow Bird" Barnby
g. Mr.. Rieger.
"here Blooms the ,i R9ss Tacoby Clayton Johns
'''''- -'' Nine Maconda '''''A'
When Tbo, Az Nearr 81
oh Hear Wid Winds Blow =. Mattel
P Ps Milf #.
The Song Cycle THE Servian Romances'' .........
Programme Of a concert to be given at the
waIdorf-Astoria on next Tuesday afternoon under
Tho
of the Guild of st. Barnabas:
for string orchestra Bach
Songs, Francis Rogers.
Melodies strings:
AT The Fr9t Meeting crieg
Songs:
In Thy Dreams Buck
Earl Guick OeSsN
A Msls5 s ssn t5 se5 from 9R
Violin solo. David Names.
Songs. Mrs Morris Black
Waltz Kdnstlerleben Strauss
Nine sembrich has selected for her song re-
cital at Carnegie Hall Tuesday afternoon,
March l3. at o'clock. numbers by Buononcni,
Scarlatti, Sgambati Rigel. Purcell Mancinelli.
Cut. Tschaikowsky, Schumann, Schubert. Brahms
and Chopin. The sale OF seats is now on at Schu-
berth's.
Mark Hamburg will give his fifth and last re-
cital prior 10 his Pacific Coast tour at Mendels-
sohn Hall tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock. For
this recital NJ. Hambourg's programme will be
made up Of the following numbers which he has
not before played in New-York
A1r from o 161 Glucl
Paat6aale op and Ol presto a20r Bseth9yen
variations on theme by Handel 9gs rab9ns
STUDY f9r ieft hand .Rubnsten
valse Franohett Hamburg
The fifth of NJ. de Pachmann's pianoforte recitals
e, -Vorl
dessohn Hal! next Thursday afternoon. It will
be devoted entirely to Chopins music as follows:
Preiudes. ................... ..........
op 28 Nos /. g. 8, ii. IT, is ia 10. 90 %. 81 "a
MaEurEas -..--..-....-.--...i99RB. !. Minor
E Et.dss oP 81 10 d Nq sos 3. 10i5 y
Andreas Dtppel. the young heroic tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera House, halls from the Royal
Court Opera of Vienna. Born in 1868 in Hesse
Cassel, he was originally intended for a CONNER
cial career but studied music under Professor Hey
of Berlin. He made his debut in opera at the
Stadt Theater Of Bremen In 1887 as the steersman
in THE Flying Dutchman." He then sang Lionel
IN Martha" remaining in Bremen for five years
though he sang here IN the last Of German
opera the Metropolitan, 1909 In 1892 he was
engaged leading tenor for the opera In Breslau
and from August, 1893 until this he was one
OF the leading tenors Of the Vienna Opera, where
he is still under contract. and alternates In the
leading roles with Ernest Van Dyck.
Programme of the second New-York concert of
the Pittsburg Orchestra, Victor Herbert conductor
at Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening:
s Ea s. AseR aoF from
Miss Sara Anderson
-'segfted Idyi Wagner
Romantique 81 Herbert
First time in New-York.)
Songs
''Tcs Rose SIGH behlagt,'' I
''Stlle Sicherheit," .............. Franz
''Mutter Oh sing mich Ruiz"
Miss Anderson.
Episode, Carnival in Paris .svendsen
Programme of Miss Katharine Ruth Heymans
musical matinee at Sherry's on next Thursday
afternoon:
Trio In minor Op. 80 ...................A rensl,y
Miss Heyman ana Messrs. David Names Schulz
Pianoforte solos:
Allegro Patetico
Impromptu. OPP. Chopin
Caprice .Vogrich
Miss Heyman.
Violin solos Adago and Perpeuum Mobile. Ries
MT Names.
die Dayldsbandler' sehumann
Mise EeYman-