New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
MUSICAL MATTERS.


CERTs AT THE METR0POLI-
TAN-MME. LEHMANN'S
SONG RECITALs
NOTES.
At the first concert this season Of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall on November
Z all the music viii be Wagner's and will consist
Of the overture bacchanale and duet from the first
act Of ''Tannhauser," Walther's prize song from
Die Meistersinger" the duet from the first act,
segfrieds death the funeral march and the finale
from ''G5tterdammerung." The singers will be
Miss Ternna and Ellison Van Hoose
Mr. H. whitney Tew, bass singer, who is TO
give concerts here this season arrived in New-fork
from London a fortnight ago He will sing at Men
delssohn Hall on November Il and in Brooklyn on
November l3.
Mr.. Henry Wolfsohn will give a series Of Sunday
night concerts at the Metropolitan Opera House
beginning November "a.
Nine Lehman, Miss Isabel Bouton, H. Evan
Williams and probably Emil Fischer will sing the
solos at the Oratorio Society's performance of
Elijah"
The KneiseI ouartet's first concert in New-York
this viii take place in Association Hall.
Borough OF Brooklyn, Wednesday evening
The programme will be as follows:
Quartet in D oP ,,s. g. 10 ;, 5;55afs11 Hayap
-Four songs Die Trommel gerlhrI Beethoven
II. TIeSirS IirSas uPa Pic sieE9. ''''o paraaes
- Mrs, Hissem De Moss.
Two & fR arasS St Ssh Daash:4 Ts9a2%sSs
Mrs. Hissem DE Moss.
A concert viii be given in the chapel of the Old
First Presbyterian Church next Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock for the benefit of the endowment
he NJ 4 Carl
sisted by Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cheney soprano;
Mrs Antonia Sawyer. contralto: f. Ellsworth
Giles. tenor Edward Bromberg. barytone: Alfred
Donaldson Wickes vionist, and Nine. Lisa Del
haze WIckes pianiste.
Eduard zeldenrust, the Dutch pianist, is ex-
pected 10 reach New-York the Potsdam. His
travelling companion is Baron Gevers United
States Minister for the Netherlands. Zeldenrust
will be in the city but few days. route TO
Washington, where he will visit Baron Gevers
prior beginning his extended concert tour.
A series Of free lectures people musical
subjects. under the auspices Of the School Board
for the boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx,
was begun the hall of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. No. 80 East Twentythird-st.. on
October g. Mr.. 7. w. Surette the first lecturer.
and gave the first Of four lectures Songs of
the People" He will complete his course next
Wednesday with a lecture on Morse Folk Songs
and Dances" DR. Henry G. Hanchett will follow
him with four lectures successive Wednesday
evenings Studies in Musical Art" the lectures
dealing in turn with the materials, methods, merits
and masters of composition.
Mr. Edwin H. Lemare. organist of St Margaret's.
Westminster, London. viii give recital the
new organ of the Church of the Heavenly Rest,
Fifth-ave, next Friday evening: Mr. Lemare has
been giving rectals in various American cities for
the last four weeks and Will sail for home next
Saturday. He VIII give series Of recitals at the
Queens Hail. London this season.
Mr. Arthur whiting will give four concerts OF
chamber music. with the help OF members of the
Kneisel Quartet in the Architectural League Room.
Fine Arts Building. on the Sunday afternoons, De-
cember l5 January ls, February and March 3d.
The song recital by Nine. schumann-Heink and
Emil Fischer which was to have been given in
Brooklyn on October II. but was postponed on ac-
count OF the illness Of Nine. Schumann- -Heink. Will
be given December q.
Miss Esther Fee violinist. who will give her first
concert in Carnegie Hall on November is. will play
Bruch's Concerto in minor and Leonards
Souvenir de Haydn
Nine LIN Lehmann's song recitals in Car
negie Hall will take place on the afternoon Of No
vember S and the evening OF November "a Her
first programme VIII be as follows:
Ris TntermeTaS AlRse@' In der Fremde ile hrans
AaldeSFeSpraCA
Aroso Of Marguerite la Dsmnaton de
Faust u Absence and "8arcaroe' 49,. Terlioz
Du biet die Run" wasser singer
and pie sterne''. Schubert
Mr.. Paolo Calico announces two pianoforte re-
citals the first Of which VIII take place at Men
delssohn Hall on Tuesday. November p,
O'Clock.
Nine Emma Nevada's next American tour is an
nounced 10 begin in Boston on November 26 She
viii be accompanied by Pablo Casals. yoloncest;
N. Moreau, pianist; II. Maquarre. hautist, and
Heath Gregory basso. She will sing operate airs
in costume an innovation not likely 10 commend
itself 10 metropolitan audiences.
Jan Kubel.k. the Violinist, has just concluded A
very successful OF prominent Austrian and
German cities the performances in Prague and
Budapest particularly having been more than ordi-
nary in point of interest. enthusiasm and attend
ance After concerts on the Continent. he
goes to London for single farewell performance
al the Queens Hall. November Is. sailing the fol-
lowing day for this country. The concerts for the
opening week here announced for Monday
evening December 2 with orchestral and Satur-
day afternoon, December :, at Carnegie Hail. and
an orchestral concert Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber 4, at Symphony Hall. Boston. other concerts
IN