New-York tribune., 1901-02-03

usually tire hts brain and 'ortUr. mis- feeling.
have tried 10 simplify the Instrumentation. r'u-
derng II as il about The end 81 I7' naturally
adopting all modern resources of htgmony
Josef Won sliviuSkL who is coming 10 America
to play with the Leipslc Philharmonic Orchestra.
born I'm Warsaw. Poland. on December =. lSf-.
lie q pupil of Sfrobl a. the Warsaw Con-
servatory. and later was for about four years
with Lescheuzky Vienna He also spent cou-
siderable time under the guidance 81 Anton Rubin
stein St Petersburg. Suviuski made his frst
public appearance as n virtuoso in tSs' Ills FIRST
pronounced success was in May 1922, In London.
The same year SlIvush visited America. HIS
New-York debut was on November - l'a7 AZ Mad
ison Square Concert Hail The chief charactsri--
tics OF his playing are great strength endurance
and brilliancy
Says The Pail Mall Gazette" discussing the
prospects for the next season of opera AZ Covent
Garden.
The ensemble one Hla deaerd gpqn IT, will he
viii very soon cease g. Doe the mriustav OF our
win be- taken. eycIy body VIII hear wi,a regret 10y
MeSSrs Jean and ltdorar: he re- zk" who hav"
decided not :" appear a. tovert Garden next s"t-
one only hope Tho decision Is uuf final
been taken 10 secure the assistance ~ star tenor
In the person % TamaSnO. who Is 90 sing the part
son. Only. this superb italian has such an ~
alted opnion Of his vslre 20 mana,F7ement and
nary that mere Is lttia probability n things com
ing 10 a practical solution.
George 8. Madden bass-harytone. and Victor
sorlin. violoncello will give recital in Wissuer
Hail. Brooklyn Tuesday evening. with the help
Of Charles Gilbert Spross pianoforte
Eduard Strauss will return to New-York and
give a farewell concert I'm the Harlem Opera
House Sunday evening. on this occasion the
Ja
they want to hear Requests may he sent 10 AIr
Rudolph Aronson. Room 81. Astor Court Building.
Miss Sara Anderson. who since her appearances
AT the Worcester Festival has been abroad re-
turns here during the coming week for a number Of
concert engag gcments the first in Mendelssohn Hall
the afternoon Of February u. In conjunction
with Hugo Becker. 'cellist. While abroad Miss
Anderson met Frau Cosima Wagner who
gagged her 10 sing at the festival in Bayreuth this
coming summer. Miss Anderson will remain here
until the middle Of May. when she will return to
Germany.
Programme of the concert be given in the
Metropolitan Opera House this evening under the
direction of Mr. Walter Damrosch
Song. GLORY TO God lhrst time .Rotoli
49,, ,-.-. .., D. MI. campanari- ,,
''lA i'''' Nine. Louise Homer. ''''' s'''Te'
Aria from Der Freischutz Weber
Aria from "cavaIsria Rastlean9 Mascnsni
Margaret MnClnfyre.
Symphonic poem. Les Preludes' Liszt
Overture. la Princesse Blntane'' (hrs, time.
La Damnaton Faust BerIloz
Les Files Cadix Delibes
AIR on string and gavotte for strings. Bach
Mr. Campanari
Demonstrated by Leopold Damrosrh)
In the new edition of Glasenapp's biography OF
Wagner. of which W. Ashton Ellis is making
English translation, there is much matter and
occasionally lighter touch than in the first edition
In discussing 'Rienzi.' for instance. Of the
among other things joke Nine. Schroder-
Devrient, who. according 10 the stage directions.
was ''brooding'' a broken column in the Campo
Vacchino. and quantity inquired. What am I to
hatch?''
People which will be given under the direction OF
Mr.. Frank Damroseh next Saturday afternoon in
Carnegie Hall:
Overture Fresehdtz Weber
SONGS;
The Ri9eSerl -SiaeDOWeli
The CornhoWer. :. Richard Strauss
Larshstto from symphony No. 2.......... Beethoven
Tss Almond Tree .sehunann
Dance Of II. sylph''' B.r,,o,
"RakocEy March Hei'io]
concert will be given in Mendelssohn Hall on
Thursday evening Of this week at which spohrs
concerto for clarinet. Op. 81: Henselts Spring
Song; Schumann's 'Papillons." Brahms's Scherzo
op. 4, and Brahms's trio op. ia for pianoforte
clarinet and violoncello will be played The con
cert is given by Mr.. Oscar Nadeau. pianist =.
young American OF French extraction. a teacher In