New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

little fingers slender and frail. triumphs over the
Composer in deiirium could invent This child OF
nine years has an immense soul. very deep In
of the subtlest delcaces as well as the most i'm
so strange combination OF elements so uneasily
reconcable. One asks ones self how this is pos
o fb deght she taxes IN con-
tradicting herself, in defying her own laws in
creating the supernatural And IT is quite rare in
trace of her efforts. That is what is particularly
marvellous in Florizel Won Reuter- His ease is per
mini others amuse themselves playing tennis or
H his genius or Of No having S by What he
has learned. He is absolutely stupefyng!
The programme of the first concert OF the Boston
Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall Novem-
Der will be composed of excerpts from Wagner's
works and the band will have the help of Nine
Ternina soprano, and Ellison Van Hoose, tenor
The solo performers who Will take part in the
Brooklyn concerts are Nine Ternina, on November
s. Josef Hofmann, December 10; Harold Bauer
on January IT; Fritz Kreisser February II. and
Nine. Nordica, on March q.
Mrs Marie Zimmerman. Gertrude May Stein,
Mackenzie Gordon Julia Walker and Franz
Wczek will part in the first Of the Brooklyn
Institutes song and violin recitals in Association
Hail. next Wednesday evening.
This will be the last week of the Castle Square
Opera Company at the Broadway Theatre Tam
hauser' will be performed on Tuesday Wednesday
snd Friday evenings and Saturday matinee, and
''The Mikado" at the other representations.
The tenth New-York season OF the Kneisel Quar-
tet will comprise six evening and two afternoon
concerts being more evening concert than last
wear and one less afternoon concert. The evening
dates are on Tuesdays. November r. January T.
February Il. February 25 March 20 and April s.
the afternoon dates are Tuesdays December II
and January N The concerts will be held, as here
tofore in Mendelssohn Hall. Last seasons sub
scrbers will have the privilege of securing the
seats they occupied last by applying at
Schuberth's before October 26. The subscription
sale will open there the 2sth. The works
down for performance include number of nov
elites Among them Debussys quartet in C
minor Novacek's in major, DIndy's piano quar-
tet Chadwicks piano quartet and Husss sonata
for piano and violin. Other works to be performed
are as follows: Beethoven's quartet in G. ma ior
op 49, No 2; in major, op. 59 No. l; in minor
op 1872; in r major op 1856; Brahmss. in B fat
op 81: Cesar Francks in d major; Dvorak's in f
major op &c. Grieg's in G minor; Haydn's in d
major op. "a, No. 3; a by Bach for piano
and violin and for piano and cello; Beetho-
vens quintet in c. op. 29 his septet op. II: his
sonata for piano and cello. In A major; Dvorak's
terzet for two violins and viola; Loefers quintet
for three violns viola and cello: Mozarts quintet
for oboe and strings. in F, and Tschaikowsky.s
sextet in D minor, called Souvenir de Florence
At the South Church, Madison-ave. and Thirty
eighth-st the Rev. Roderick Terry pastor the
afternoon musical services resumed on Octo-
Der 6. A choral service is given every Sunday at
4 p. m. consisting of well known cantatas or a
short oratorio, the last Sunday afternoon of
each month a long oratorio. To-day Barnby's "Re-
6ekah'' will be sung. The oratorios which win bo