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

the second TO ante-bellum songs and the third to
songs of modern composers. The songs Of the
first two parts are by unknown authors, but were
handed down from generation to generation. Mrs
Watkins is a Southerner by birch. her family hav-
ing established itself in Louisiana early in the
seventeenth century.
The first symphony concert in the series projected
by Hermann Hans Wetzer at Carnegie
Hall Wednesday evening. Max Bendix is concert
meister. The programme
symphony No. s. minor. 3eethoN en-
- Mr. ossip GabriloNitsch.
Prelude and Isodens Liebestod Masner
Miss Risa R8eeeer ,ars, appearance
Prelude The Meistersinger of Nurnberg Wagner
Mark Hamburg will arrive in New York the
latter part of November and will make his first
appearance of the in that city solost
with the Philadelphia Orchestra This orchestra
will also this occasion make its debut in the
metropolitan city under the baton of Fritz Scheel
The following day Mr. Hamburg will appear in
recital in Boston and directly after that will APP
pear with orchestra in Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Washington. Cincinnati, Pittshurg, Buffalo, Chi
cago, The entire tour will comprise only forty
and recitaIs. and these will be given only
in the larger cities of the country, extending TO
San Francisco. from which city Hamburg sails
for Australia, where another tour is already ar
ranged for. The only cities in which Hamburg
will appear with orchestra as well as in recital are
New-York. Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Chicago
Raoul Pugno will give his second piano recital
in Mendelssohn Hall Wednesday afternoon,
December 10. The programme will be made up
largely OF the compositions of Chopin
Frederic Lamond will give his second recital in
Mendelssohn Hall Tuesday afternoon. the 18TH
He will play miscellaneous programme.
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the Peoples Symphony Concerts which were pre-
scented at Cooper Union in the last two seasons
has necessarily caused some delay in arranging
series for this season. but plans have now been
completed for a continuance of the concerts. Mr.
Arenss duties In other directions compelled him
to relinquish the active personal interest in the
enterprise but he has consented to act as musical
manager OF the concerts. and will direct the last
of the series. For the other concerts four promi-
nent conductors of this city have promised TO
serve in place of Mr.. Arens These men Wal
ter and Frank Damr0sch Hermann Hans Wetzer
and Arthur Mees. The dates OF the concerts are
follows: December 9, January 49, February H.
March 10 and April 81 AS before, the prices of the
tickets will be low to place the concerts
within the reach Of every
Following is the programme of the first Arion
concert tonight:
IAebesfruhng ouvertgrs 9s1' 'teorg sehum4nn
"HOch empOr'' 'zgm ersten Mael Franz Curt
Concert fur vioonoello De Swsert
Fsaulein Elsa RueggeT.
die Zauberhote ". A. Mozart
FTaulen MARY Munchhof
Ballet Suite (Zum ersten Male Rameau Motif
Dorchester
Msnnsrchor a capella una sopran-solo.
Zwei Stlcke fir violoncelo-
MAnneFchore csPella-
Wilhelm Rischbieter
Barvton-SoIo: Herr Julius Scheuch.
''Verstohlen gent der Vomond auf'' (neu) ..--.-
Or. Ign. Msschanek
Drei Iiede- fdr Sopran-
hist die Run
'.Auf dem Masser singer ......S = .
Noksiied. Alabet
Fraulen Mary MunchhoH.
Mannerchor und Dorchester.
At praise service in the Lafayette Avenue Pres
byterian Church Brooklyn, this evening. Dudley
Bucks sacred cantata The Triumph OF David
will be sung, under the direction of John Hyatt
Brewer, organist Of the church.