New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

| Q625). Dal Young. Mendelssohn. Coleridge Taylor
| Arthur Nevin. Arthur Somerwell. Frederick Clay,
Norman O'Neill Maud Valerie White
The Oratorio Society will begin its twenty-ninth
| season with a performance of Mendelssohn's
Elijah at Carnegie Hall next Tuesday evening
Mr. Frank Damrosch will conduct. and the solos
will be sung by Nine LiIn lehman. Miss Isabel
Bouton. H. Evan Williams and Ciwilym Miles.
Announcement now made that It has been
definitely decided to give a Wagner festival at
Bayreuth next summer. The Flying Dutchman
will be performed July % and August !. 4. u
and 1s: -Par:c,I' July % and 81 and August 5,
Z. s, II and 81; The Ring of the Nibelung. July
25-2S and August 14-17. No subscriptions for less
than four performances will be received and no
tickets sold for any of the Nibelung dramas.
A fine money making scheme this, which plays
into the hands of the spectators.
The prices If admission will be follows:
Twenty dollars for the four tickets of THE Ring
Of the Nibelung" and $ each for "Parsifar' and
THE Flyfng Dutchrnan." Novelo, Ever & Co. of
this city. will receive applications, and the allot-
nent of seats will take place next March. accord
ing TO priority of application Payment need not
be made till then. In the circular issued by the
London agent OF the festival management there
is characteristic example Of Bayreuthian effront-
cry Last summer cry up from hundreds
of visitors about the extortion practised at the
hotels restaurants and lodging houses in Bay
reuth Mr. J. Schulz Curtius thus refers TO the
matter:
As certain tai & section OF Tfe TO Pff nure ayreuh
single case of overcharSe at one or the notes @
that that the Burgomaster of Bayreuth publicly de-
nounced the proprietor OF the hGte IN nrgayeTbiai
exception which proves the ruling state Q,
~ Tban %" Al any other place in which many people
congregate for short season; the Prices ttes -.
fact controlled to great extent by the coHiii''e
Mr.. Paderewsk was announced to give concert
in Vienna last Thursday. at which he was to play
Beethoven's concerto in E-fat, Chopn's in F-rninor
and his own "Fantaisie poonsise sur des themes
originaux-'
Nine Gertrude Albrecht will give concert in
Carnegie Lyceum next "Wednesday even
ing at which she will be assisted by Leo Schulz
yioloncello: Paolo Calico. pianoforte and MISS A
zur Rieden accompanist- Nine Albrecht Is
soprano and Will sing songs by B. O. Klein Mas-
senet Denza. Schubert. Mendelssohn' Beethoven
schumann Grieg and Brahms. besides Bellinis
-Casta Diva"
Under the auspices of the woman's chorus of
the Musik-Verein in Brooklyn a series Of Illus
tra+ad lectures on musical subjects is announced
to be given by Hermann Spielter at Chambers On
the afternoons of November %. December 6 Jahu-
ary and 81. February Is and March IS The nrst
lecture will he Introductory, and will treat OF the
elements of music; the others will be devoted to
Beethoven. Schubert, Mendelssohn. schumann and
Brahms.
Nine Emma Nevada will he the guest OF honor
at the first private meeting OF the Manuscript So
ciety next Wednesday evening at the National
Arts Club, Nos 81 and 80 West Thirty-fourth-st
and the entertainment will be in the nature
se reception to her. outside Of the musical pro-
gramrne. which will Re made up Of works BY
women composers
Programme of concert to be given in Men
| d-lssohn Hall next Wednesday evening by Anna
I-weI assisted by Paul Kefer, violonceils. and
| Eugene bernstein pianoforte:
Toccato and Fugue Bach
Convent scranata .Eauard schut
srr i. Lac GODDARD
Nj Kefer.
Ftudc on 10 No j.. Cnsp,n
iienoVer steppen schytte
Programme of the pianoforte recital to be given
| in Mende!ssohn Hall next Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs Fannie Bloomield-Zeisler:
Tapons Opus ~ :, sShg5seRT
Wasib yafonS March and Dane of the
Rhapsodie. Opus 10 No 'i5rahhs 5r
Fallade Opus % CHOPIN
Scherzo Opus 20. cGnopn
He" ,idesentan5; 1a1d OPUS 6p,is So No santsaens
.SarWesiscRer sns Brautzug voruberziehen Grieg
| caprice EspaghoI Opus 37-.-.---.....Mo Moszkowski
Programme of a pianoforte recital to be given by
Josef Hoffman, in Carnegie Hall next Saturday
afternoon:
so5aaa sa5aaiGns in N nat op Beethoven
na1aa InDEonPsu ss yps25e II D major Schubert
Fantasia in c major .ochuiidiii
Scherzo IN B minor
Prelude No. IS -Chopn
Ease in A .at---.---J
:,nag1snEssen 9assss4 MosakoHsfi iszi
Hungarian Rhapsody No. Lszt
| Nine Sembrich has been singing the role OF Elsa
| in -'Lohengrin'' intervals in the trip Of the
| Grau company, and her performances have won
! high praise as witness this from The Los Angeles
Sunday Times
There was point Of especial interest attached
/ Sembrich Elsa. This is the first season which
| has seen Nine. Sembrich in German opera. Her
successes have been in the forid Italian, where
her lyric voice has found itself absolutely at one
| This year, however. this remarkable woman has
conquered German (the sixth language at her com
| mand) forward boldly and strongly.
| Sembrichs acting is important q feature OF her
! performance her singing She represents per-
| feet conception OF gentle, pure souled. loving
| woman-a dreamy ethereal Elsa, who seems hover
| ing on the threshold of the final home of souls
| Sembrichs face with its uplffted fateful express
sion, presages the and death of Elsa
| throughout the acts preceding the great finale.
1 about the person of Sembrich. She has beauty Of
face and form, il does not constitute her
| derful charm. That is due TO the magnetism of a
noble personality. allied with intellect and finished