New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
MUSICAL MATTERS.
WEEKLY CALENDAR-CoNCERT OF AR
cBAIc Music BY Mr.. SAM FRANKo-
vIvALDrs CONCERTO AND BACHS
IMPROVEMENTS ANNOUNCE
MENTS AND PROGRAMMES

Liedersranz South Church p G5Fe m specief e
Mary the virgin. p special musical SER
organ recital by Clarence Eddy; waldorf
Astoria. BIS p, m. pianOforte recital by wesley
1uesday-carnegie Hall. p m. song recital by
concert BY the American sy1nphony. Orchestra;
Mendelssohn Han. SIS p m; pianoforte recita! ia!
D. m organ recital by " c. Carl
Hal 2dn p m MPBE Pi5nG5P5fs GPTstian Fe
se4,s0 Mssters Of Musical composition Association
Hall. Brooklyn, SIS p. m, concert py a vocal
quartet.
Observation-Disclosures Day.
Friday-Mendelssohn Hail. s:15 p m. concert by M
yittorio Carpi
saturday-Carnegie Hall: p. m, & Young s Peoples
eoncerf Of chamber music by E. and c Herr
mann; Church Of the inte.oessqa p nrnaFie m ffse
Hail. SIS p m, for the benefit of St
Marks Hospital
The first OF the concerts Of the American Sym
Yhony Orchestra. at which Mr.. Sam Frankie exploits
the music Of the seventeenth and eighteenth cen
tuTies, viii be given in the Lyceufn 1heatre neNt
Tuesday afternoon, beginning at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs
Morris Black will sing seventeenth century air
from one LuIy's operas. and the programme will
be follows:
Overture -oEdpe colone' .sacchini u7s4-I7s6
Concerto crosse. minor Eyaidi e,5 1cs9 80,
Air. evenez Arnours & LILLY eI 5les ST2
This is an extremely interesting scheme. and one
feature OF it ought TO command the close attention
Of students The concerto by Nivadi is one OF those
arranged by Bach for the organ All students OF
the instrumental music Of centuries and more
ago ought TO be familiar with the fact that n1uch
NJ II must be rewritten TO make II acceptable TO
modern ears to enable il 10 make an lInp1es-
sion like that which il made al the time wheh II
pss composed. Not only was instrumental music
.+,1 in its infancy when Tivaldf wrote, but an i'm
portant part of instrumental compositions WhetieI
independent accompaniments or vocal Pe0eS,
,era written out only in part The filling out Of
harnonies indicated by a figured bass was LEFT 10
,.ra conductor who sat at harpsichord or organ
All of the concertos by Nivaldi which Bach re-
wrote Cthree for the organ and sixteen Tor the
harpsichord) are to be had for comparison out
in his treatment of the sixth in the coection poo-
rishe6 by Walsh London there Is evidence IL
plenty that their sketchiness in parts was realzeo
hv the great German 1t is the concerto WHICH MI
Franko Will present He has vivifed the bass at
times added anima ton and sorority 10 the voice
nv writing in middle parts. supplemented SOLO pas
eages with counterpoints and filled gaps IN me
chords Mr.. Franko has adopted Bach 5 improve
,,.,-e and 10 give them effective expression IN the
bs,d has divided the violas. which. though narAeo
<o- 1vo narts were written in unison by NlValcl-
The symphony which Mr. Franko VIII give is t,-
familiar one. the first Of the three great "
,.b which in the summer Of 17SS Mozart said fare
- - +be sx-,nhonic field It is the companion |
- .,a q minor and Jupiter symphonies Inc |
-r11.7errimento'' by Gretry consists OF 1our oaCe
fro-, three Of Cretry's operas viz; DaliSe u fIo
80, I'D .Danse legere'' from 'Panurse cans |
-, ss Tan-A-nes'' (Grand OPERA, January . |
--Sz, II "cevotte persane.' from Anacreon chez |
Po1vcra-e'' (January y. 17SO. and Marcie ~ ues
Ja-ssaires'' from La Caravane Gu Calre 'oo'0Oe
SO. 17S0~
The worens String Orchestra will give three
.ae-+e trfs season in Mendelssohn Hall. on the
.-ening Of December Is. the afternoon OF epiUaIE
is and the evening Of April 2
N vittorio Carpi barytone. viii give concert
l.. 15andelssohn Hall next Friday evening. at which
- IN have The help of Miss Winnie TITUS So
rrano and Emile Levy. accompanist Miss titus
: an American singer who has spent some years
of study in Italy; N. Carpi was once member OF
our Italian opera companies. and is now resldent
7aacher Of singing. Miss Titus's numbers on the
programme Will be 1iulder's staccato Polka tle
waltz from Counod's 'Nirella" Eclat de rire by
aghe~: The Nightingales Song" by EthelbeTt
NAzir and Yradie-s ''Juanita-' Mr. Carpi VIII
sing a romance from Massenet's ''Roi dt Lahore.
carmen by Burguein (signor RicordD; Bohms's
s.SrjH vie die Nacht,' r G. Coles "Aut NledeT-
serr Cherubinis Ave Maria the "Credo" from
verdrs -Otello" and -Quand era Pagsio." from
.-Falstaff', his And Have You Too?' fra-
diers habanera. Coen's "Chanson Trompez moi
1rompons nous" and with Miss Titus, the buffo
duet from Don Pasquale"
Programme of a pianoforte recital be given in
Carnegie Hall next Wednesday afternoon by Josef
Holman:
Variations HandeBrahnls
Romeo. G ;hoven
scherzo CaTprio-lo AIendessoian
..isiasney orienai Fantasia Balaktret
SWo Polish songs. fat major and major Chopin
yelse, 'Mephisto,S
Programme Of = pianoforte recital by Miss Ruth
isabel Martin in Mendelssohn Hall. on Tuesday
evening:
Rhapsodie minor: op ;flo tran11s
sarabsde ct Double (frorn Laurin') MoszkovFs
..T6e Easie Mrie pis-rs
7-nTcyissta :Piefle ti
RsIIa5e on S-i
r. EfuSes tnop!I
%o So p minor o9 Chopin
Al her third recital in Carnegie Hall next Inurs-
sav afternoon Mime. Lehman will sing songs by
Wagner Brngert Reinhold Herman and Brahms
fhe list being as follows: Wagner, Der Engel'
.-Stebe STILL I'm Treibhaus,'' 'Schmerzen' ano
sTraurne''; Bungert. Bel der Trosterin. Sem
weib" -I.orelei" and In der Rosenlaybe"; Her
man .'CIolgatha'' ->Stillet die Wipfel; Brahms
sFin wanderer." ''Feldensannkeit ''Liebestreu
and .F-s weht un mich Narzissenduft
M-s Iennv Kalsher an American singer who
has been in Europe for time. has returned to
Nee-York and contemplates giving concerts IN
various American cities
M- Frederick R. Burton, conductor OF the
Yonkers Choral Society. has projected a unique,
interesting and valuable feature for this seasons
entertainments His second concert, on January "A,
will he devoted to q practical exposition of the de-
xelopuent Of the art of harmony from the ninth
century tc the twentieth. Mr. Burton viii lecture
on the subject. and the choir will sing compost