New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

hesrssl By the choir is the Bach Reformation
Cantsta-"
The committee in charge Of the Symphony Con
eerrs for Young People at the same time an
nounees the dates for the fifth season These con
eerts under the direction OF Frank Damrosch VIII
os gwen on Saturday afternoons November 20
december % January 10. February and q and
March q Among the soloists engaged are Ossfp
Siabrilowitsch. David Bispham. Miss Maud Mo-
Carthy and Miss Helen HenscheL
Nine. ROger-NicIos. French pianist. has signed
contract for a tour OF concerts and recitaIs in
the United States and Canada. beginning IN New
York in February. 1903 Nine. Roger IicIos has
played in concerts in Germany. Russia. London
and Paris, and the first TO introduce az the So
ciete des Concerts at Paris modern works She also
inaugurated few ago series OF special hts
tOricsI concerts.
The programme for the thrtieth season Of ths
Oratorio Society Of New-York consists OF one after
noon concert and three evening concerts for which
the respective programmes will be;
F9ss sy . :yS49 Y Ssesmssr IS at
SATURDAY. evening. December q at OcocE-'aThs Mss
TUESDAY evening March - o'oIock-.,ssuui.u,.'
"a, me co2 ,to win be Frank Danroseh
shannsh Cummins; Miss Katharine PeIron. Ellison Van
Hoose and Anton Van Rooy-
The following oratoros and cantatas are an
nounced for the afternoon services during Novem-
Der at the South Church. MadsOn-ava and Thirty
eighth-st.
Noyembsr DaqghteE Of Iairus' .StsiasT
November 2s'Seed Time and Harvest .vcst
November sO-Eilah'' -NsndsssOsn
Resident Bohemians are forming a COMMITTEES N
assist in a special concert by Kocian. the BO-
heuian viOlinist. to take place in New-York City
the proceeds TO be given to the Bohemian poor OF
or[ md 9TH P01a
centres in the United States The programme on
that occasion will be made up entirely OF Boz
henian compositions. as follows:
"a Minor Concerto Tvo~a.s
Holkamad7ooka'' sevci
ssOtturno lfBretsav) .seveik
Fantaisis Boheme' Sevcik
Richard C. Kay. the American vioInist who
makes his debut here in Mendelssohn Hall on Tues
day evening. November H. Is to have the assist
ance of Nine Montihore. soprano and Max Lleb-
ling. pianist Mr. Kay is to be heard in two con
certos and a group Of solos
Arthur Whiting the piauist-cOmpOser Is 70 give
plano recital in MendelssOhn Hall Saturday
afternoon. November %.
The Castle Square Opera Company will produce
FOR the first time in English PUccinTs opera
"Tosca" at the Teck Theatre. Buffalo. Monday
night. November L. The production viii be under
the stage direction of Frank Rigo.
The Kaltenborn Quartet are to give three cham
Der music concerts in MendeIssohn Hail. beginning
the middle of January. IT is said that Pugno will
be the soloist for the first
Mrs Juia Wynau. nezzo soprano whose return
to the concert stage of this city is announced. viii
give a song recital in MendeIssohn Hall on Thurs
day afternoon, November 90
EIkan BOSNIAN. the violinist who is 70 make his
debut here with the New Century Vocal Quartet IN
Mendelssohn Hall Thursday evening November
% last year the cOncertmeister OF the Phila-
dephia Orchestra. and artist Of established
reputation In Europe. This is his second year IN
this country. and several times last winter he was
sOlOist with the orchestra both IN Philadelphia and
on its tours. He has chosen for his introduction
this city the ballade by Sinding and the rondO
capricciosO by Saint-Sasns-
Frederic Lamond. pianist will play an entire
Beethoven programme at his first recital In Men
delssOhn Hall. on Tuesday afternoon. November IL
Andress DIPPED reached New-York on Tuesday
from Europe for his transeontnental tour OF sew
enty to eighty concerts. His first New-York ap-
pearance will be November g. at Daniel Froh-
mans second Sunday evening concert at the Metro
pOhtan Opera House. Immediately afterward hs
goes south for recitals IN Baltimore. Norfolk
Richmond Washington. Spartanburg. Savannah.
Charleston and Nashville and thence BY i've OF
the Texas cities TO Southern California and the
whole Pacific Coast He will be heard In New
York again until after his return in the spring
The third joint concert by the Glee Mandolin
and Banjo Clubs of Yale and Harvard Universities
will be given at The Hyperion Theatre. Nev-Eaver
on Friday evening November p the night befors
the football game between thssc two universities
There seems to be no good reason TO doubt that
the success OF this performance will equal that OF
the two previous concerts. all OF them given IN
der the personal direction OF F. r. Gomez OF SYM
Phony Hall Boston. a graduate of Harvard "a
The Educational Alliance, at East Broadway and
Jerferson-st announces its first Sunday evening
concert for to-nisht The concert is under tss
direction of Sam Frankie and is for string ouir
tet anu organ. including newly arranged fan
taste on Hebrew melodies by L. Lewandovvsl<f rhs4
has been prepared by EcEe. sam Franxo u-iII
play and there will be in addition cello solo sr
songs Admission to these concerts will h. < 49,
10 cents for reserved seat