New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-18

The Metropolitan Opera House IS as follows. This
will be the last appearance os the Strauss orchestra
in Hew-York. with the exception Of d matinee al
Carnegie Hall November 2:
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Characteristics march Caucasian Johann Strauss
Charles ". Clark ba-ytone Of Chicago viii
give song recital in Mendelssohu Han next
Thursday afternoon, at which he will sing songs
and airs by Schubert, Schumann. Massenet P
Hermann, Tschaikowsky. Lucas Hans Hermann.
De Koven. Allitsen and Walter Damrosch
Fritz Kreiser will play al the first private
cert this season Of the Mannergesangverein Arion.
the programme of which viii be q follows
Festival Overture August Kughardt
~, E,,.. 49,, Orchestra 49, --...-
Mannercao- a caDel,a.
>on PHI 5 mesa a. 'e t g52lsr' Te's'eF
Scenes Luxernbourgecises Charles Becker
MEN Mi--e-lair'. new Ks-r w.r5l
Mannerchor a capelia
So. Fritz Krslsisr
Ter etnen trautea I4ebge@el.. new ~ ITirl1L4-
s. Ien7r solo. Herr august Granttza-
..s...--....- Mrs Dorothy Harvey.
M2nnerchor ana Orchestra.
There will be an interesting occasion in Boston
OF November &c. when Mr.. Alvin Schroeder first
'cei-ist Of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and
cellist Of the Kneisel Quartet, viii celebrate the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of his first public appear
ance His celebration viii take the form of con-
cert. in which OILY cello music VIII he heard Ny
Schroeder VIII ne assisted by J. Keller. J Adam
cwski and Carl Bart7 and by Mr. Wilhelm Gericke
conductor Of The Boston symphony Orchestra, who
will play the accomplishments. The programme
Will include suite by Bach the first movement Of
q Rorberg concerto, some pieces for four vt0ion-
cellos, several short solos and fantase by ServaIs
NJ Schroeder 1rst appeared as 'oelltst n Ber-
lin in 1875. Il Is wei known that he comes Of q
famous musical family. mis- brother Carl being also
distinguished celist. The great artist whom Bos-
ton is so fortunate 20 call her began his
musical career as pianist. and continued Il q
viorist before he took up study Of tnstru-
uent that ne has pursued with great success.
He has been a member Of the Boston symphony
Orchestra for about nine years He has many ad-
mirers Of his noble and adnirabl musician
ship in New-York. as well as in Boston, who VIII
join in the congratulations on his anniversary
Minor Notes.-The pianoforte recitals ara an
nounced by Ossip Cabrilowitsch for Mendessohn
Hall on Monday afternoon. November g. and on
Friday afternoon, November 80. the programme Tor
the first recital including compositions BY Bach
Tausig. Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann Ruhinsrein.
| Cabrilowitsch. Ghnka- BaIakireN List. Mendels-
| sohn. Leschetizky. Tschaikowsky and Schubert
Tausig....- Nine. Teresa Carreno. the pianist gives
| her first recital at Mendelssohn Hall Tuesday
afternoon. November q at O'clock The sale
| OF for the song recitals 10 be given by Nine
| Sembrich al Carnegie Han the afternoon II
December and the evening Of December i Will
| begin at Schuberth's, No. % Union Square, on
/ Monday morning November 26..... Minnie Tracy.
the soprano, has decided 10 stay in this country
| during the balance Of the season and devote her
| self to concert work. Mr.. Henry WoIfsohn who is
/ looking after her business, has already ARRANGED
! for her 10 sing in Philadelphia. Albany and Buff
| falo on the afternoon Of December e Miss Tracy
/ will give song recital in Mendessohn Hail