New-York tribune., 1901-01-06
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AS young man. Mr.. Farjeon naturally found
himself under tne necessity Of showing newer
and better way than that foo%ea py ms yoUtb
Will be served. and the fact is so much q law OF
with especially as it happens sometirYes-not too
oftenhat youth is qualified to achieve as wen as
duction under notice That is to say. the concerto
accompished. az Something done. absolutely and. as
regards itself and the powers OF the composer
FORM the young musician has departed from the
eIy oerfo ie IN at as the grandest Of ali symphonies
with pianoforte obbiigato He has reverted 10 & tne
than the first among equals but he has done this MS
opening movement. which may. perhaps. be best
described as pianoforte solo with orchestrai ep
il is also happy and may-who knows?-do some
thing toward restoring the true @ b o6 C bs6d
and the continually aggressive, more and more
@sieai psD of VIEW % the Andante is perhaps
the most Part OF ne here and there
by passages the dominant characterlstics OF wnieh
but. waiving this question. no doubt remains that
the slow movement is as fresh and charming mi gas as
air effect. II appeals strongly TO the imagination.
aRerts aa Wners sensmoug laa5 charm fully satisfying
steinway e. Sons have founded two pianoforte
scholarships. of fo and f3o annum In the Guild
hall School of Music, London
Programme of the operate concert at popular
prices under the direction of Mr. Walter Damrosch
in the Metropolitan Opera House this evening:
Aria from Der Weber
Song why Did You Love Ne 6arst tme, Max Bendix
Mr.. Campanari.
Rseitativs and aria from Mr. s Psncan Haydn
vase r''n'sn'p Mime suzanne Adams
from Les Huguenots Meyerbeer
III.
sRsaifR A2ia from Tneffg Fl faao Ms9ico
Aria from Aida. .........-.'....-.Verdi
Riraudon DUBOIS
Air from Samson Dalila.' .santsasns
- - Miss Brideweil Co.,
ame suzanne Adams Messrs saie1a and Pianson
Josef Hofmann. the pianist. has been engaged
for fifteen concerts in Eastern cities of the United
States during the months of March and April by
Ralph Emerson Burnham, who has just returned
from Moscow, where he had been In order TO make
the with Hofmann. Mr.. Holman will
give his first recital March s. in the afternoon,
In Carnegie Hail.
The Pittsburg Orchestra. of seventy-nve players,
Victor Herbert. conductor will give concerts in
Carnegie Music Hall the evenings of January
% and February u. The debut of the orchestra
in New-York last Will be pleasantly re-
membered. The orchestra. is we'll known. Is
supported by public spirited men Of Pttsburg. and
is directly traceable TO Mr.. Carnegie's gift OF q
library and music hall to that city in 1885, AT the
concert on January % Mrs. Dorothy Harvey, So
prano, of New-York City, will make her first pub
lie appearance. Additional interest is commanded
by the fact that the programme will include
new work by Victor Herbert, the symphonic poem
Hero and Leander," TO be heard in New-fork
for the first time In point Of scope this work is
on artistic lines similar Mr. Herberts Suite
Romantique" which New-Yorkers heard last year
through the medium of the Pittsburg Orchestra.
Mr.. Walter Damrosch will give four illustrated
lectures on the dramas constituting Wagners
'Ring of the Nibelung" at Daly's Theatre as
follows: January 49, ''Das Rheingold"; January %.
"Die Walkire": January rs. ''siegfried." and jan
uary 2e ''Gotterdammerung." The lectures will
begin 230 p. m.
Miss Florence We're Boese announces con-
cert be given No. 1903 Fifth-ave Tuesday
evening with the help OF Herbert Arnold, violin,
and Mrs. Edwin Dustin Ruggles, pianoforte
The Morgan String Quartet will give the arst of
two public concerts OF chamber music next Thurs
day evening in Mendelssohn Hall. The music win
be a quartet in nat by Mozart and in B
major. OPP. 5s. No. I. by Beethoven. On Wednes-
day afternoon At the home Of Mrs. J. W. Miller,
Haydn's Quartet. Op. 80. No e. and Beethoven's
Op. So No. J.
AT his recital OF pianoforte music In Mendslssohn
| Hall next Saturday afternoon Mr.. Gabrilowttsch
will play Beethoven's sonata in sharp minor.
| Schumann's "Faschngsschwank aus Wien." !"
ChoptU's Noc$uzno In major On. 4 Yaltl II c.