New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

L. was born on January 4 1874, the son Of
musician. who gave him his first Instruction In
1885 he entered the Conservatory at Prague, where
he studied the violin under the director BenneWlZ
and composition under Dvorak. In 1887 he pro-
duced a dramatic overture which was well received
on its first performance, and soon after a piano.
forte quartet for which Government stipend was
given to him He has since composed piano
forte quintet string quartet overture to Shake
speares "A Winters Tale" serenade for string
orchestra and the symphony which is 10 be heard
here TaneIew is at present the director OF the
Conservatory at Moscow, where he was long pro-
fessor OF theory and composition His contribution
TO the philharmonic list consists of an overture to
an opera or operate trilogy. entitled ''Oresteiar
which was produced in St Petersburg in 1885. He
was a pupil Of Nicholas Rubinstein and Tschai-
kowsky. and is forty-four years Old Another nov
city will be fantasia for violin and orchestra by
Fir,skv- Korsakow which Miss Maud Powell viii
play at the fourth concert
An Italian writer signor Cambiasi, has compiled
biographical notices of all the composers known to
have produced operate works in Italy. Their num-
Der in round figures, is 2250, including l65 foreign
ers while their compositions for the lyrical stage
total in the aggregate TO 10O0 OF these only about
eighty still remain on the repertory Of operate
Northumberland minority altogether
out Of proportion TO the enormous output
Mime schumann-Henk and Mr.. Ffrangcon-Da-
vieS will give song recital in Association Hail.
Brooklyn next Wednesday evening Nine schu-
mann Heink viii sing an air from Hercules" and
one from ~Rinaldo,' by Handel. air from Men
delssohn's "St. Paul. four songs by Schubert
(-Die junge Nome '@Wohin?" Die Allmacht,"
''Rastlose Lebe'). seven by Schumann C'Ln der
Fremde.'' ''Du Ring meinem Finger" An
rneinern Herzen' 'I5s zogen zwei lustge Geselen''
and three songs from "Dichterliebe'), three songs
by Brahms (''Feldeinsamkeit," "sapphische ODE
and Meme Iiebe ist grjin'D, LISTS "Dre Il
geuner' and Ludwig Hartmann's ''Schwanenlied."
M Davies's numbers will be the song in the pro-
aTlrFe Dao1ia~ < h1,he
'sPrometheus' Isoewe's ballad Edward" Ros-
sinrs Largo 81 factotum" and a concluding duet
from Martha" with Nine. schumann-Henk.
Nine Lillian Blauvelt's temperance in New
York after an absence Of nearly three years win
be effected at concert in Carnegie Hall next
Tuesday evening There will be orchestra under
the direction Of Frank Van Der stucken. and the
programme will be as follows;
Gye 6 . 5sTe Halle from .ann;iser' VsneT
Nine. Lillian Blauvet
Ara II re Pastore'' violin obbiigato by Henry
s'iifiao Nine. Lillian Biauveit " "
Theme and variations from suite No Tschaikov7slcy
Aria, Mad Scene from Hamlet IA Thomas
Overture 'annhauser Wagner
Flduard Strauss and his orchestra will give
concert in the Academy Of Music, Brooklyn. on the
evening OF October D.
The KneiseI Quartet will give three concerts Of
chamber music in Association Hall, Brooklyn,
the evenings Of October 81, November Is and De-
ceunber o At the first concert the quartet will be
assisted by Mrs Katharine Fisk, at the second by
Katharine Heymann and Leo Leberman, and at
the third by Katharine Pelton
Programme Of the concert Of the Kaltenborn Or
ohestra and Nine. Schumann- Heink at the Herald
Square Theatre this evening:
P PTei9gs Bridal FToesssio ohensrt Masnsr
Overture, Adran9s ATis Ierz Wagner
wotsn's Farewell. Magic Fire Scene die WalkdTe'
Overture William Ter' Itossini
9s" Nine schuraanu- HeinE.
String Orchestra. Reverb ''Blumen Gehus;ev,'
Violin solo, carl Hugo Engei.
second Hungarian Rhapsodie.
Alexander Lambert will give his first concert for
this season at the New-York College OF Music on
Tuesday evening Of this week. He will have the
help Of Selma KronOld. Hans Kronold and Henry
Schnitzler.
Supplementary examinations in singing. opera,
piano6orte violin and cello VIII be held at the Ma
tional Conservatory Of Music Wednesday.
Sousa VIII give his last New-YOrk for this
season at the Metropolitan Opera House this even
ing when the band viii be assisted by Elizabeth
Northrop. soprano; Martina tombstone violinist
and Arthur Pryor, the trombone. Mr.. sousa has
arranged another OF his diversified programmes
and has several and catchy extra numbers to
ofer The programme follows:
overture Isabella .supe
trombone solo Blue Bells Pryor
Sirfe Three Quotations Sousa
5oprse c enc The Benediction Pognards
e frap les HuEuenOts .Meyerbeer