New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

o.. .r.. PART II .-
Duet from The Flying Duchnlan." Wagner
sents. Mrs Pray
The Du'ehnlsn. Herr Van Rooy.
PTsgos s3G male ITssn und ISods M MssneT
Arranged for orchestra with violin Obbiga'o by Mr.
song to the Evening star :.aE nhauser Wagner
Prize song Mestersnger Wagner
Quintet Die MeisteTsiDa ear moose Wagner
Mrs. Pray, Miss MsuTeT; MessIs Van Hose Quesnel
and Van Rooy.
For his last concert Sunday, November g. Mr.
Frohman announces the Peoples Choral Union OF
thousand voices in addition the Damrosch
Orchestra, soloists and special features
The Oratorio Society of New York Frank Dam
rosch conductor, VIII present Mendelssohn's st.
Paul" at Carnegie Hall, TUESDAY evening with
the assistance of Mrs. Shanna Cumming. MISS
Katharine Pelton, Ellison Van Hoose and Anton
Nan ROoy
Arthur HICKMAN. who arrived Tuesday the
Kronprinz Wilhelm. will be the solo pianist in
concert which is 10 be given tomorrow night at
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. He will play the
List fiat concerto, under the direction Of Ru-
dolph Bullerjahn, who is now the conductor Of the
New-York Symphony Orchestra. Nine. Alma
Webster Powell, who has just returned from
Europe, will sing selections from Debes and
Mozart. Mr.. Bullerjahn will conduct Raff's sym
hony In the Woods Goldmark's overture ''Sa-
kuntala." the prelude "Lohengrin.' and compost
tions by Pirani. This will be the only appearance
OF young HICKMAN in this city. as Immediately
after the concert he will start his western tour
At Carnegie Han Saturday evening will occur
the first appearance in America of Kocian the
young Bohemian violin Virtuoso in conjunction
with Miss Julia Geyer, pianist aid Walter Dam
roschs orchestra.
PROGRAMME.
Overture sakuntala' .Godnark
Concerto sharp minor Ernst
Two savOnic Dyorak
corosrtstuek for pi'R No., wiz" 1a orchestra Weber
Ride Of the NalkyriOr Wagner
serenade selanchoique .r.os.,,,ou.,,,.
Nalse soheTzo-
Dream pan'Omme from ,iisnsei GreteI Humperdinc
Dance des sorceres. Psganin
Aocompanst Franz spindier
o'clock Arthur whiting. with the assistance II
Miss Marguerite Lemon. Miss Marguerite Hall
John Young and Francis Rogers. will be heard
in vocal and panoforte recital Compositions
Of Arthur Whiting viii be performed follows:
Duets tcontrslto and barytone-
On; There's Hear Every c6s5ls: sssla
s2 az P Ssf,' NJ M fsf n.n.
ssrEsss roo room ballads Cbar,tone,--
soldier soldier Rudyard Kpling
Duet tsoPrsno and tenor ''''''''
Ny Delight and Thy Delight ...... Robert Bridges
sel,s tnsnotoTte, op sol. 'la Dsnseuse.
On Tuesday afternoon o'clock Marie Schase
will give piano recital at Mendelssohn Hall Pro-
Eramme:
Bsllsde .......... c-ioo
Aisr1o ssr1o uas vsrialton Prestssimo Possise
Etqds. %. 10 No lI......................l, ..-.-
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Allegro oe Concert .tSuiraud
Fantssiestdck. .......J p !, JJaytmann
Prelude 81 Fugus minor - - <. i'ai Fanh
Daniel Frohman has arranged with Walter Dam
roseh for another series Of musical lectures on
the Wagner operas 10 take place afternoons AT
Days Theatre as follows: January s. Tristan
und Isodes: January q, "Parsfal'': Ianuary X
"Rheingold"; January 20. Die WalkLre''; January
p. "siegfried, and January Is 'G5tterdamme-
rung"
Daniel Frohman announces that the first recital
this season by ossip GabTilowitseh the Russia
pianist, win be given Thursday afternoon Iecen,
Der {, az paly's Theatre.
At Mendelssohn Hall Thursday evening Noven,
Der %, the New Century Vocal Qusrtet-1nade up Of
the following Miss Elsie North. first soprano: Mrs
George Gebbie, second soprano: Miss Elizabeth
Pattee FIRST alto; Miss Agnes b Reifsnyder Sec
ond alto and W. Lane HOrner accompanies
Will give a concert.
Miss Anna Jewell pianist, who r-sde her debut
1>St gear az Msndtlssohn Hsil, sill Civ. concert