The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-09
NOTES or MUSIC EVENTS.

w tEuNu NNNh " NHt QUIZ SAeh oNNfe
Company's season at the Metropolitan Open House
will begin 10 morrow night with q repetition OF
-Otello," 10 be sung by Nm. Alvarez. Scott. Bars
and Dufrlchs and Mines. EAmes and Homer.
"Die Wahare" Will be sung on Tuesday night
as a regular subscription performance 10 place OF
Wednesday. which Is Ash Wednesday. The singers
will be NM. Van Dycs. Van Rooy and Muhlmann
and Mines. Ternlns. Gadski. Homer. Sohumann-
HeInk. BndewelL. ~Bauermelster, Manlly. Bouton.
Schtn and Van Cauteren-
Carmen" VIII be sung as an extra performance
out Of the subscription 90 Wednesday night by
Mines. Caly q and EAmes and NM. Alvarez, Journet,
Dufrche. Ress and Tarechia.
-Manru" will be sung on Friday By Mines Sem
birch. Homer and Sch,G and NM. BAndrowsk.
Blass. Blspham and Muhimann.
ALA" will be sung at the Saturday matinee by
AN. Dc march,. Scott. Edouard de Reszke. Null
mann and vanni and lines Eames. Homer and
Ma rIly.
-Fsust- will be sung on Saturday evening by
Mines. CAVE. Bridewell and ~Bsuermeisier and NM.
Dippel. Journet. Campansh and Dufrohe.
MarcellA sembrch. Anton Van Rooy and Emilio
de March, are 10 be the sololsts at the concert at
the METROPOLITAN Opera House to might. Nine.
Sembrich will sing -lnvoami- from verdrs "Er-
mani and a group OF songs. Anton Van Rooy Will
sing an aria from Hans heillng" and songs by Erk
and schubert. Emilio de march, will be heard In
arias from LA Gioconda- and -Mignon.- The
orchestra under Walter Damrosch Will play q varied
programme.
The single Wagner cycle OF the Nibeiungen
tnlogy to be given during the present season Of
opera at the Metropolitan Will begin on FEB. "a.
and the succeeding performances VIII take place
on Feb. q. March 4 and March 8. Al the produo-
tlon of -Das Rnelngold- the principal singers Will
be NM. Van Rooy. Muhlmsnn. Dippel, BlsphAm-
leiss, Blass and Mines. Reuss. BEIGE. Schen. Schu-
mann -Heink and Bridewell. The opera Will begin
at 2sO O'Clock and continue without iniermission
until 5. The performance OF "Dle Walk0re,- 70
be given on Feb. ~ al iS O'Clock. VIII be sung
by MN. Van Dyck. Bandrowskl OF DIPPED, In the
role OF !siegnund. and NM. Blass and Van Rooy
and Mines. Tenina. Eames or GadSki. In the role
of Sfe0linIs. and Mines. Terni1A or Breval as Brunn-
hide. while the singers In the other parts viii be
Mines. schumann -Helnk. Van Cauieren. Bauer
melster, Homer. Schen. AaTlly. Seygard and
Dridewell.
"siegfrcd- VIII have It's only performance Of
the year on March 4 and the hero will be sung by
n. Dlppel. Others In the cast viii be NM. Edousrd
de Reszke. ~Bisphan. Relss aud BlaSs, and Mines
Ternina. Schcn and Schumann -iielnk. The per.
I formance will begin at las. "GottordAmmerung,-
which is also TO be heard but once this year. will
be given on March o at iSO. The singers viii be
NM. Dlppel. Bandrowski OF Van Dyck as the ma.
,ure .~siso'risd. and NM. MuhlmGnn and Edousrd
de Reszke and Mines. Tenins, Reuss-Beioe. sehu-
mann -Heink. ScheG and Bridewen.
rguAce Padercvski viii give his nrs, recital a.
Carnegie Hall on neat Saturday afternoon No
programme Is announced.
A, the nrst Sunday symphony Concert a. popular
prices TO be given at Carnegie Hall on Feb. 10
the orchestra viii play the overture to lie NoEEo
di Figaro" Llszt's symphonic poem. -Orpheus
and the Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan and
Isolde" The solo singers will be David Bispnsm
and Morris Black. Mr.. BiSpham will sing an aria
from Haydn's The Seasons" and a group OF songs.
Mrs. Black VIII sing Lisfts "konnss du os LAndf
II. II. Wetler will conduct.
The third OF the Kneisel Qaartet's evening series
OF concerts will be given on Tuesday 81 hendeis-
sohn Hall al SIS o'cioL The programmes WI DO
As follows.
Quartet. D major. OF. u. No. i.,.......A endeissohn
LAryhetto and soherzo from Quartet In D ma
'.''''..' 'iahA
Piano Quartet. A major, op. 20 ..........,B Brahms
In the Brahms piano quartet the pianist VIII be
Nr. Harold Randolph.
The programme for the neIt Philharmonic con
ceus on Tuesday afternoon and Saturday evening
at Carnegie Hall Is as follows:
symnhouy. c major C-Juplter0 .,,......, Mozart
CONCERTS ack, for piano. op. Va. ........ sohumAnn
Love Scene from "Feuersnot" new ....R. Straus,
-Dance Of Death for piano and orchestra. Lisii
Huldlgungs March."... 800 wagner
Harold bauer will be the soloist.
Helena Augustin. a pupil Of Alexander Am
bert, will be heard In recital al Mendeissohn Hall
on Feb. 81
In compliance with numerous requests y \.
ArcnS. conductor OF the Peoples symphony Con-
ccrtS. now In progress at Cooper Union " all. has
rcarranEed the programme heretofore aunIunced
for the next concert OF the series on Friday. Feb.
a. and the orchestral numbers Will Include Men
deIssohn's Calm Sea and Happy Voyage" over
ture, MoIArt's z nat symphony. Gregs Peel
Cy,nt- suite. and the "Lohengnn" Norspiel and
"TAnnn6 user" march Of Wagner. Susan hetealfe
viii sing at the concert songs by Handel. Brahms
and Schubert.
frIt1 Kresler and Jean Gerardy vii be heard In
recital a, Carnegie Hall on Wednesday Afternoon
AIber, wcins,e,n viii be heard In a piano recital
at Carnegie Hail on Thursday evening.
The Boston symphony Orchestra VIII De neArd
at tie Brooklyn Academy OF Music on req "
Fntz krclslor will he the soloist. Inc overture u
"AthAllc. / schAlkowsky'sS lIth symphony' nfuoh $
concerto for violin and the prelude W 'pe heis'er
singer VIII make up the programme
Augusta co,ilow will be the soio,st win M
Damrosch Orchestra OF the Third SATURDAY synph'
ony Concern on Feb. Is. 81 the brooklyn Aoauehy
OF MUSK.
The Nendelssohn THO club gill play - ts bo's
\ hAesu on Tuesday Aftsrness