New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
MUSICAL MATTERS
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-A LETTER
FROM FLoRIzEL's MoTHER-MUsIC
AT PAST CORONATIONS-NOTE
PROGRAMMES AND AN
NOUNCEMENTS.

the british Guards Band; Church Of Of the Ascen-
sion, p n, special musical service, Rossinis
italian opera 'Tosca'f: waldorf-Astoria Ii
80 m FfSa I5e R snd Miss III m Lqsg sctGre Gstes o
-,Grieg' by Gerrit Smith: Academy of Music,
Symphony Orchestra.
TUESDAY-Daly's Theatre. 3 p m. lecture, with
dammering waldorf f-Astoria il "a m. recital
~ zsi d66 ad Miss a{eT p R Half Io9o9r' ny ny
concert of the Women's String Orchestra; Hotel
e MaadsoRn 5 @ T6 c96 % RaaBs s
ar m FsS1s S5 Y9n Ha $50 upio M oy private oo
cert Of the Mendelssohn GIee Club; New York
9gf ea5 D6p G5 auS5S m G Tecta
Of Miss Jennie Dutton
ERNEsDAy.NetEoPOIts;asn oRsTaP House P M
a m. recital BY Florizel and Miss Gates;
recital by ". r. Hedden'
t5 9S5n Ha ss NJ 269sf 2f
?. m. German opera, 'Manru"; waldorf; As As
sei ei-G and S Miss '75sts stss Baiiroon a NJ Nj
Ruben's musical and dramatic morning; p m,
private concert of the Apollo Club.
FRIDAY-Aetropolitan Opera House. p. m, Ger
man opera, Tristan pnd Isolde; Mendelfsohhn IN
Miss Helena Augustin: Cooper Union. p. m,
Peoples Te6s GfshfFF 9 of4e ad Miss BAYS
Theatre, II a. m, lecture by Walter Damrosch
on die Meistersinger,'
sATURDAY-Carnegie Hall. 2:So p m. concert OF
the Boston Symphony ORCHESTRA and P~adeTew- ~
a FFffgoPGFa9 Fe dG Ree3e9f 01f and avalera Rus
cana; D. m, italian opera, 'otelio.
New-York IS scheduled 10 enjoy operatic
performances at the Metropolitan Opera House
this week. and. since a double bill is announced
for Saturday afternoon. eight operas Will be
brought forward. "Tosca' will be given on Mon
day with the familiar cast; Wednesday the list
will be increased by the addition Of lie CID;
Thursday will bring two extra performances
Carmen" with Nine Calve, in the afternoon and
Mr. Paderewskis 'Manru." with Nine. Sembrich.
ofr. Won Bandrowsk Bispham, Nine. Homer. Miss
schef. Nr Blass and Nj Muhlmann. on Friday
evening Miss Ternina Nine. Schuma mann-iienk,
1fr. Van Rooy and Mr.. De Reszke viii be heard in
Tristan und Isolde" Both Sembrch and Calve
viii be heard Saturday afternoon. the former
IN la File du Regiment" the latter in "Caval-
leria Rusticana." In the evening Nine Eames and
her companions viii repeat their admirable per
5ormance of Verdrs "Otelo."
Following is the cast of Massenets opera lie
Cid" on Wednesday evening:
LInfsafe Nine suzanne ADAMS
lie C6Taie de
TSFnvoye NsIr ~ Mr. Dufriche
on @ 2 5on52. NJ Fdo,r5 N DE- Flans zeE
Conductor. Nj Fion
The solo singers at the popular concert in the
Metropolitan Opera House this evening will be
Mines. Gadsd and BridewelI and Messrs. salignac, f.
Journet and Van Rooy. IN the first part Of the
evening Nine. Gadsh and A1r Van Rooy will sing I
the duo from Wasners Flying Dutchman." The /
greater part the evening viii be taken up by
Rossini's "stabat Mater" Mr.. Flon will conduct.
M Andreas DippeI will give a song recital at
the Nev-York College of Music next Tuesday. be
ginning at o'clock P. m
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will again visit
New-York City this week and give three concerts
usual. thar the Brooklyn affair will take
place on Monday evening instead Of Friday. At
this concert the solo performer will he Mr Fritz
Kreisler. who will play Bruch's concerto in G
minor. The orchestra viii play Mendelssohn's
ture to ''AthaIe." Tschaikowsky's symphony in B
minor tPathetque'D and the prelude TO Wagner's
''Meistersinger-" The last numbers will be
peated at the concert in Carnegie Hall Thursday
evening. when Mr.. Kresler will play Spohrs eighth
concerto C'GesanEsscene') and the concert will be
opened with Beethovens overture "Leonore." No. 5.
on Saturday afternoon. in Carnegie Hail. Mr. Pad
erewski Will play, and il will be the only time IN
which he Will play with orchestra IN New-York
this season. He Will play his own concerto in A
minor, opus L. The other numbers OF the pro-
gramme viii he an ''Ouverture Solennelle" by Gla-
zounoH; LISTS 'Mephisto Waltz" and Goldmark's
"Rustio Wedding symphony" For this concert the
price Of tickets viii be those customary Pader-
evski concerts
Miss Helena Augustin. who will give a pianoforte
recital in Mendessohn Hall next Friday afternoon
is q native of New-Orleans, whence she came to
NewYork few years ago. She studied with Mr.
Alexander Lambert. then Berlin where she
became pupil of Nine. Teresa Carrefo. She gave
concert in the Prussidn capital last april when
lr. Reimann said Il the "Neueste Nachyichten'
Her playing is especially brilli1nt sonorous and
fun Of feeling. one hears but seldom a woman
who plays with such breadth and temperament A
pure, strong and artistic originality pervades Miss
AugustIn's playing. and the desire to hear
this excellent artist often" Following list OF
pieces which Miss Augustin will play Friday:
Freude from The suite in Bach
Fantasia
e'--d.s ol'- - NO Beethoven
Sonata major Weber
Etpdes op- p. Nos, = and Chopin
''FrihIing''.. MoszkoWski
Hungarian Rhapsody. No.
Miss Maud Powell played recently at concerts in
Liverpool philharmonic and Glasgow (Choral and
Orchestral Union and Paterson's OrchestraD, and
called out chorus Of praise from the critics.
At the third Of the Peoples Symphony Concerts
in Cooper Union next Friday evening the or
chestral numbers viii comprise Mendelssohn's
overture. Calm Sea and Happy Voyage Mozart's
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