New-York tribune., 1902-03-09

evening.
Haydn's symphony in @ major CNo l3, B. and h
will open the concert Concerning the number and
letters which used to identify Haydn's sympho-
nes, and which must have cabalistic look to a
great many. the annotator of the Philharmonic
SOciety's programme has this say:
Unless resort be had to a thernatic catalogue it is
necessary TO use the designatons ADOPTED by pub
ISL ~ ~ S, g
Quently called symphonies, symphonies We're
no less than l25 symphonies Only half of them
have been published in score ninety-four have been
printed in parts. and twenty remain in manu-
script. The means of identification ample,
catalogue Of the London philharmonic Society the
symphonies are known by letters; some have titles,
France etc; in Germany the numbers given TO
published scores by the editors serve. Sometimes,
II II'ariSian:' the ''Soloman' or the London" set,
Haydn symphony for the first time in 1915; there
it would be a difficult task tell exactly which
symphonies have been played. Positive identifca-
had It's first performance by the society in Janu-
ary. lSlZ II Is letter OF the LONDON Phlharnonic
Of Brietkopf & Hartels. 1t was composed for Paris
Haydn,s symphonies as it is surely of the most
contour, but also in its sharp dynamic contrasts
and the theme of the finale Of Beethoven's merriest
symphony, the eighth.
Mr.. Hermann Hans Wetzler viii conduct an or
chestral concert at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday
ing Of this week He will have orchestra of
eighty and the assistance solo performer of Mr..
Fritz Kreisler. The following is the programme:
Overture Bartered Bride srnetana
~ '-'-'i'' Mr Kreisier " e no'eH
Suite in Z nat -: Bach
Sonata. The Devils TTil' .Tartini
Prelude. MestersngeT' Wagner
Nahan Franko will conduct the concert at the
Metropolitan Opera House this evening. 1t will be
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of Mr.. Franko's ap-
pearance a violnist, and the artists the
Maurice Grau Opera Company, well the
members of the orchestra and Of the general staff,
will unite in presenting him with a handsome test-
monial. Mr.. Frankie was a pupil of Wilhelmj, and
he made his first appearance Steinway Hall with
the Carlotta Patti Concert Company. He has been
the first Ylonist and concert master Of the Metro
politan Opera House orchestra since lss3 and made
his debut as an operate conductor during the
cent tour Of the Maurice Grau Opera Company
The programme Of the concert Will be follows:
Aria from Die Zauberfote CThe Magic Flute Mozart
.., , Nine Nine sophie TTaubmann
.l'l'-' Felix weinsarner "s0SF
'ND''4"' ana Nine t[1 sehumann- -Heink. - 'sneF
Waltz The Blue Danube Strauss
Overture Isl Jetais Roi' Adam
Mr.. Giibert 10 I iei'ieF
'''''0 Nine schumann- -ieink AFai'i
Gevotte -. .Nahan FrankO
Psstorale Bizet
Les Flnes de cadix Deiibes
March. Frnssian Standard Blon
Harold Bauer who is to give two piano recitals
in Mendelssohn Hall Monday afternoons, March
10 and Il. and is also be heard with orchestra
in the Metropolitan Opera House Sunday even
ing. March l6. has just received his diploma from
the Spanish government making him knight of
he nrHa aF,1flo 49, LII,
the order conferred upon Mr. Bauer by the
Queen Regent when he played in Madrid last win
ter Following is Mr.. Bauer's programme for to-
morrow afternoon:
Italian concerto. Bach
scher=o No IN E major chopin
Barcarole. minor .Rubnstein
Jan Kubelik will bring his remarkably successful
American tour Of seventy concerts 10 close with a
farewell recital and a most attractive programme
at Carnegie Hall on Friday afternoon March q
assisted by Miss Maria Victoria Torrilhon solo
pianist. and Rudolf Friml accompanist; also a
grand Sunday night concert the Metropolitan
Opera House March %, assisted by Mr. Paur
and his orchestra. with other sooists and he will
sail for home on Tuesday. March %. on the steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse The tour has
certainly met in fun the expectations of Mr. Daniel
FrohmaD financially. and the large guarantee de-
manded by the young artist has been more than
paid out Of the gross receipts a wonderful showing
for the first American tour of any artist.
Miss Sarah Eliot Newman announces three Iact
ures on The Ballad" her studio No Ssi Madi
son-ave., on the afternoons OF March 49, 20 and q
The subject Of the first lecture IS '.FoIk-Song in
America" by II. f. Krehbiel and will be illus
trated by Mrs. Krehbie On the second afternoon
Mrs William Force Scott Will discuss THE Spirit
Of the Ballad" and Miss Charlotte Walker will
sing. The final lecture will be by Mr. Krehbiel and
VIII treat Of Wandering Ballads" Miss Anna VIII
son and Lindsay b. Longacre VIII play the accom-
psninnents.
Mr Henry Wolfsohn announces a grand concert
m the Metropolitan Opera House on Sunday even