New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

known artists will appear. Nile zelie De Lussan.
Andreas DIPPED and Marcel Journe, being the so
loists for November 9Th Grand opera Night
NJ. Anton Won Rocy is Of the artists engaged
for the third concert and the closing night of the
series will present most striking and interesting
programme. Frank Damrosch will direct the
Peoples Choral Union Of nearly 100 voices in
oratorio selections and Max RrYch's cantata
Fair Ellen, VIII be given-entire
Following are the programmes Of the FIVE
corts 10 be given I'm Carnegie Hall this season IN
der the direction of Hermann Hans Wetzler on the
evenings of November 10 December . January 6,
February and February "a
sZn1rhon> =, 10 So -, !" g " tl Beethoven
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Prelude salqens Liebestsd Wagner
Miss Elsa Ruegeer
Prelude. The Meisersinger NuTnbers' Wagner
Overture Anaereon .Cherubin
Concerto Tor piano ~,
symptom No = f Brahms
Overture 'Tnsars Cave Mendessohn
Symphonic Fantastque. Berlioz
Nine schurnann iieink
symphonic poem. '"Tasso' IAszt
Mine schumann IIeink
Also sPraoh zarsthustra' strauss
symphony in r Hat. Mozart
hugo Hermann ,...-
l.
suite NO. ".--....--..----- lsehal''Ss
Overture king Lear ... Berloz
Max Bendi1
sym2honie Noyscss
The renewal OF subscriptions Of the Philhar-
monte Society closed this Saturday, and the
box office at Carnegie Hall viii be- opened TO new
subscribers for the rehearsals and concerts of the
society Monday morning, October q. at o'clock
a To
the subscribers of last year. At a recent meeting
Of the directors OF the society several important
changes made I'm the composition of the wind
choir of the orchestra.
Andreas DIPPED sailed from Bremen last Tuesday
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for his AmeTi-
can tour in concert under Loudon C. Charton's d.
rection. The week before he sailed Herr Dppel
sang with great success in 'Lohengrin" and Tam
hauser' at Bremen. where he made his debut In
opera some fifteen years ago. Paul Eisler pianist
OF Vienna, will accompanist for Herr DIPPED
throughout his tour.
Mrs. Ida Klein. soprano; Miss Marie Aaurer.
contrato; Hjalmar Won Dameck, violin; Hans
Kronold violoncello. and George Bender, piano.
forte will give a recital of compositions by Herr
mann spielter in the hall OF the New-York Col
lege Of Music next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Whitney Tew, who is singing in England
and Scotland. will return to America for a tour
toward the end OF December.
At his first concert, on November %. in Carnegie
Hall Kocian Will play Ernst's concerto in + minor.
Saint-Saens's Introduction and Rondo Capric-
cioso and Paganini's variations on "Di tamil pal
pitt" Kocian will have the cooperation of Walter
Damrosch and his orchestra. AMI Miss Julia Geyer,
who Will play weber's "Concertstuck' for piano
forte
Helen Henschel. whose song recital in Mendels-
sohn Hall on Monday afternoon November 3. will
be her debut in this city. will display her talents
as violinst on this occasion. well as her vocal
abilities She will Join Miss winifred Smith. who
is to assist her. in a performance OF the Bach Con-
csrto for two violins. Miss Henschel studied the
violin for some years with Franz KneseL
Frederic Lamond arrived in New-York last Thurs
| day. He will play at the concerts OF the Boston
| Symphony Orchestra next Friday and Saturday
and accompany the organization its hrst visits
/ 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore New-York and Brook
! lyn next week. An overture of Mr.. Lamonds.
/ titled From the Scottish Highlands PLAYED
! at a concert OF the New-York Philharmonic So
! ciety March :. ls95.
Mrs. Lillian Pray. soprano; Julian Walker, basso:
Paolo Calico. pianist, and Leopold Lichtenberg,
yiolnst. the artists who will interpret the
positions Of s. Camille Engel at recital in Men
delssohn Hall Wednesday afternoon November
-. The entire programme will consist Of Mr.. En-
gels compositions.
Miss Marie Schade will give pianoforte recital in
Mendelssohn Hall Tuesday afternoon. Novem-
her Is
Raoul Pugno will give his first pianoforte recital
in Mendelssohn Hall on Saturday afternoon, No
yember Is. 4 varied programme viii be presented
The New Century Quartet, which is composed Of
professional singers from Philadelphia will make
its debut in Mendelssohn Hall on Thursday even
ing November 70 The members Of the organiza-
bic. sopranos; Miss Elizabeth Pate and Miss Agnes
3 Relfsayder, contraltos. one OF the numbers Of
their programme will be the song Of the Rhine
Daughters from Die Gotterdammerung" sung by
Miss North Mrs. Gebbie and Miss Reifsnyder
The David Names String Quartet consisting Of
David Names, first violin. Ludwig Marum sec
ond VIOLIN Jacob Altschuler. viola aud Leo Schulz
cello 10 give two chamber music concerts in
Mendessohn Hall the evenings Of December
and January -
saint-saens has received the Commanders Cross
Of the order OF Victoria from King Edward VII
in recognition OF his Coronation March
TO DEDICATE NEW CHURCH.
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