New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
MUSICAL NOTES.


socIETY-FANNY BLOOMFIELD
ZFIsIER - MUSIC AT THE
PAN-AMERICAN EXPOsI-
TON NOTES. PRO
GRAMMEs AND AN
NoUNCEMENTs
sundav-Merropol,tan Opera House s15 7 m.
operate concert AZ popular prices. Haren1
sy2sss Sns his ordhespra Iaeserkranz HaiI
p m private concert 81 tho Deutsoher
Monday Metropolitan Opera House, ? m. Ger
man opers, Tristan und Isolde. German
orean ts'S''5sf' recital hv Hugo Troetschei
Han S5 p M ogqsert g9e by 16e
headeny Of ausis RToqtlyn noP6 R,,S S5 p m PT
Wednesday Metropolitan Opera House 5 ? IN m
FaU p m recital of violin music hy FRITZ
raorsaay Menaessohn Hail recital ssis,..,2 Of
pianoforte music by Mrs Fannie f5looInneItd
Zeizler. Daly's Theatre, 2'So .. m lecture by
roria Hotel $50 ,. m recital Of Violonoero
music by Karl Grienauer
am p PsoTIsI I public Metropoitsn 5sasaFsa
opera House. m French opera. II Afr4-
ssturday-carneg1e Han. s15 m. eoncert q the
Philharmonic Society Metr9Pontan oPtIa
German opera De WaIklire". Trinity Hall
ID n recital V1olOnceuO
Crlenauer; Waldorf-Astoria, $50 p m concert
Tor the beneft OF the Guild Of 81. Rarnahas
Mention. all brief. was made in the news
rapers OF last Friday of the death the day be
fore OF BENJAMIN r. Woolf. IN Boston. M Woof
was sixty-fve years DID, and had filled an important
place in The public eve musician. draratist and
critic for more than a generation when he died
We was born in London February l6. 1896 but
was brought 10 NeVr-Yor by HIS father three years
later His father, admirable Violinist, one OF
the founders OF the New-York Philharmonic So
ciety. and young woolf grew up in the atmosphere
of the concert room and theatre II was but
natural. therefore that he should drift into
theatrical orchestra a. a young MANN fact, as
hoy. He Went 10 Boston, became player in
Julius Eichberg's orchestra al the Museum. pro-
Ntded the capital book of The Doctor Of Alcsn-
tara" for that gentleman. and IN 1854 brought out
an entirely original work Of his own, entitled
'Pounce & Co" Besides this he composed AT least
hve comic operas-''The Kings Frolic, "Onoe
or Time" 1.-The Last Of the Fairies The VII
lace Orphan" and Westward Ho''-chamber music
overtures Oor theatrical use) and several sym
phonies He was connected with The Saturday
Evening Gazette" for twenty before join
ing the stan Of '"The Boston Herald Of which he
member when he died. He also the
thor of many plays, the most successful Of which
The Mighty Dollar" made famous by the
late Mr.. Florence
The list Of operas for the ninth week Of the
Metropolitan season is announced by Mr.. Grau as
follows: Monday Tristan und Isolde" in Ger
man Wednesday. les Huguenots." IN French:
Friday first performance this season OF "LAfri-
oaine." IN French; Saturday afternoon. Faust" in
French: Saturday evening. Die Walkire," in Ger
man. The parts distributed as follows:
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE"
BSaHeene Nine S5lI9s15 Te ! lPTalSs
Tristan dean de Reszke
Ms5f Mr Masimann
En- En- 5,s-7:--u.r, A,T7 Hub0enet
s'imme des seeHans 5oa,;5 Jao2aes Ss ,ss BeTs
Conductor walter Dauroseh.
LES HUGUENoTs"
.MT5 ,5i Lpssnns Ts RoEDsI RTFgsl
ts-s,,l-ire as "a Nine suzanne Adams
~. r4-T-+ 7sc-la o.
.'44r. Nj Dufriche
i Cose Air Masero
candactor Mr. Zion i''''-'' o' ''''AAs
"LAFRICAINE-"
Miss Lucenne Breval
% Anns sl1 mss 5qqeFraes1es a5sI
Don Psaro .EaoSsrd De Rsszbs
L GTs55 GTs55 B35Ra.6s. faaRislisaF' Panoon
In Huissier NJ Mas.ero
6ond1c;or Mr fian o. ''es1Ae
FAUST
Mszss MMsIFeerite ,.. Nine Msi6a
f1a-etfllelsJef
eebel Nine Louise Homer
Nalentir- Mr.
Mennsfophelas EdouaTd de ResZke
Conductor. Nr Nencnelh
DIE wALKUERE'
t1ln--ns Mr. Bass
80 - .---- r.
see!liae' Nine Nacski
trlcka. Nine. Schun1arn- -lieink ]
EerHlee. kan CaUteren
Miss
y e4trilte Nine schumann-Heink \
ElNefl4elte- Miss EeIni 1
t7el2Nl Miss FRITZ Schef
Sle6F1he Miss harvh /
1lossNe Miss Br1cewen /
Conductor Walter Damrosch
n cornmemoration Of the death ~ Verdi the
requiem mass composed by him in honor OF Man