New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

f..........................M Nine Lernint ,ai,
Miss carrie Brldewel
Papasena' Mine NINE suzanne Adams
IRE Cent Miss Eeanore Bro9dfGot
pamna Nine Emma Eames
PapaReno sinRe Campanari
saee2doe MSa2stso Her
oratore degI1nizia DuITaTn VaHi
Uomin Armati. sig. Maestri
SAia9'' Conductor: Sig Mancineili
Mesdames Nordica schumann- Heink and Messrs
Van Dyck Bertram Mdhlmann and De Reszke VIII
fill the parts in 'I.ohengrin,' Fraulen Iernha
will be the Brinnhilde OF the serial performance
Of .'G8tterdammerung' on Tuesday and Nine
Nordica on Saturday. and Nine. Calve Will appear
In the popular performance on Saturday night
The promised production Of Mozarts Magic
Flute" at the Metropolitan Opera House on March
80 will probably open the way to an operatc caieei
for an American contralto known hi'her'o U,. On; =,
connection with church and concert Work. Ihls 10
Miss Carrie Bridewel solo contralto for Dr. farh-
hurst's church. Miss Bridewell sang at les'lNai
IN Portland Me-. last fall, and there attracted the
attention and enlisted the interest OF Nine Sem
br,ch who recommended her warmly to MI Grau.
rbare seemed TO he no opening for her in the Metro
pol,tan company, however until it was founo 'ha'
the amount Of work which Nine. Schumann- fieliA
had TO do would interfere with her learhl"s 'ie
italian words Of the part for which she was cast
IN Mozarts spectacular opera The Magic flu'e
was originally written in German. and being d
"Sngspiel" 1t had spoken dialogue whicn hau 10
he changed into italian recltatiVe winch Die
Zauberf6te" became III F1auto Magico Ihe TASK
or learning n part In italian is, therefore, con-
siderable even if one Is familiar with 1t in Ger
man. Miss Brideweu having undertaken 10 learn
the part Of the third lady rehearsals were oesu'
snd sufficient progress has been made to JUSTIFY te
announcement of her appearance. The new CON
traIto is Mississippian by BIRTH but her child,
hood was passed in New-Orleans. After she h"'
developed a promising voice, her 1ather loon I'
all untausht to Chicago where she won scno
shin in a music school. and began her stuuleS'
For year before she came 10 Ne"-ioN '
sang in Pittsburg church
Programme of the concert TO be given under 'he
direction of Emil Paur in the Metropolitan opera
House this evening:
Overture Der Freischutz' roet
Concerto IN major Mr. Fredheim
Aria Samson ct Da14 Mime. Mantelii 1-.-....
Har'ar0lle from 0asR15 sgnor "1 campsnari r' .-,,
''EFna"l' inV0lA"' Nine. sembrieh ,.-,,
Grand aria. Don Carlos Verdi
Mediation Violin solo. Nahan Franko.
scherzo CPizzcato ostInato sSIfi
V"se' PARA Nine sembrich
Songs ,.-., Gounoa
'Alle:uia dAmOur N piancon
Aria "Mehsofee i'o''o
Polonase in fiat major CHOPIN
ron P'u "''i''' sqnor camranari.
Prelude Act III CT Lohengrin' Wagner
Programme of a concert of songs and chamber
music to be given in Association Hall. Brooklyn
next Thursday evening. by Miss Gertrude May
Stein contralto; Franz Kneisel. violin; ALVIN
Schroeder violoncello and Arthur Whiting:
7'"''l n Mr. Schroeder and Mr.. Whiting.
Die Mainacht' Brahms
stin Night: .Tschakowsky
Mr.. Knesel and Mr. Whiting.
Songs: w. c,,..,,o- ,,,,,aorr.. Arthur roota
D 9 s2 Hfr KFh5 sPe9f Of %iHs%
Early Love stucsen
lr'o II Mr. p Knsisei I MI schroeder and Mr. whiting
There has recently been Incorporated the Wom-
ans Help and Home Society the immediate aim of
which is to build thoroughly equipped Industrial
home for the outcast women who wish to reform
their lives a practical basis of self-support
MANY prominent women interested in the work of
helping unfortunate women have arranged a grand
concert. to be given at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday
night this week for the purpose of raising funds
TO erect the home. Nine Suzanne Adams Cby per
mission of Maurice Grau) Chew Dante del Papa
Slgnor Achille Albert. Master Arthur Gordon. the
Kaltenborn String Orchestra and other well known
artists will appear. Tickets be obtained at
Carnegie Hall box office and at Tysons.
Mrs Hadden-Alexander and Francis Fischer
Powers Will give the second OF two Lenten musi-
Gals in Carnegie Lyceum next Thursday afternoon
The first took place last Thursday Master Earl
Gulck will sing. end the programme will be as
follows:
Sonata Top q mgGT Nor sxsats 'sehunahn
i lfte Attempt from o,c sickness to Fly
The Lark Now Leaves Her Watery Nest Parker
"A Merry Brown Thrush! Dudley Buck
ie''' ROSES '''' Earl CuiicE
Danes OF the syphs BroekwaS
ouie rsgiles ders slto cres que nefs-Vctor Hugo
Eagle"
March Wind 'op. 4S @r, Alexander
..pom. sws., Ham. Mr. Powers
Earl Gulick. s-,-. CIT.
Hase Ende SAINT ssens
BarcaFoie
Gayote ,ssamoa l
I'FAH'e'ie Mrs Alexander
..IVaI5esgeeprach ast c Jensen
Obstnaton Fontenailles
''Bontour' Gteg
pawn Gentle Flower sterndae Bennett
= Mr Powers.
The song recital which to have been given
March and postponed by Ernest Sharpe
is now set down for tomorrow afternoon at Men
dessohn Hall Following is the programme:
Aria Honor and Arms from +. Handel
Italian Melodies of the Seventeenth Century;
stal sao veino Peh sGS1@ S bel ido Salvador Rosa
70 eessate a pagarmI ...'..''.........A A Scarlat
Old English Melodies:
Love W!u Find out the Way" Seventeenth Century
The Golden vanity ENGLISH Sea song