New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

years thereafter the 1oo0th mark was reached. and
the the su@er tar1ssn o is '0'A pace
In his preface to "Rigoletto' Mr.. Aldrich writes
thus enterainingly of some of the vicissitudes of
the opera
Naza es sass o4s 4sh rich RiG
for operate s S seeeted and Huso Mss e
nani'' for operatic treatment. and had made
brilliant success Of it. and say IN nther anG sb
sot 3or Pss HG
were not appropriated thus however. without Elg
mani" and "Rigoietto' respectively were brought to
Paris did all in his powe to taTarR rRe ta pupc
ton of his work In the case of "Ernani' ne com I'M
pemes and Conditions Of the Characters and the
colaborators were even compelled TO Gorsehe ma 20 81
readS been made in the ibretto drawn from lie
Roi sAmuse: but Hugo went sun iurate. .; III io n
action against the in the coqr m M' IN
fraternity It was time of revolution and unrest,
n 3ntermneS that nothing should be shown the
stage might in the least fan the amff Rh bs as
censorship amusing reading at this distancs e.
or tram at the time The turbulent spirits of
Italv chafing under the Austrian yoke We're kePl
under b pssag I 6naGt f1FGt power Rgoetto Jared
as half a dozen Of Verdi's other operas Jared
given at Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening Feb
ruary j. Professor Hugo Hermann. the d1stin-
euished German violinist. who mas JUST arriNeu III
this country after a triumphant tour of Europe
will be the sooist and make his first appearance IN
America upon this occasion. 1t may be interesting
to know that Mr.. Wetzler was for number OF
wears pupil of Professor Hermann at Frankfort.
The following is the programme:
Symphony fat t,sh .Monsr,
Maebeth. ~ tone poem jnew first te, L. GaeEtner
Rakoczy March. symphoncaiiy arranged is%e
Miss Ada Crossley, the Australian contralto who
has already made several appearances here since
her arrival fortnight ago, will give recital IN
Mendelssohn Hall Friday evening. Isidore Lick
stone will be at the plano. and the 1oho"lhg pro-
gramme will be presented:
ntorno all idol no Antonio ces T nG<1 et9p co..
4rsnred sds br chGs aed Moat from the Of
Fairy Queen'D
s. afP Poriodo no 9e fed5e A scarlatti C1e5si7e5l
Die jGnge Nome 1Is
Aiierseeen Richard Strauss
An das Vaterland
epestrea G et s., Charles Wiiieby
GsFneh @ Etborne Sgag and Lavender OF W e. Heniey5
Phis ct corydon Gminue,to, Giovanni Martini d7cs 50
a Raitie SeTH Hymn yiilisrs stanford
New years song tseventeehth century, .......
At Mendelssohn Hall on Thursday afternoon Miss
Maud Louise Kennedy will give song recital. as
sisted by Albert Quesnel- tenor; Charies u Dels'
pianist and Nine Duisa Cappiani. +. W. RiesberS
will be the accompanist. The programme: ...
Piano solo, Opus Beethoven
Charles .. Deis.
Titana. Mgnon .......................A "A Thomas
pc Lotusslurne. schun,ann
% Sonenscheln
'Fauto Msgico' Mozart
Miss Maud L. Kennedy.
Aresiana' first time in America Cilea
Albert Quesnei
Spring Sembrich waltz. Johann Strauss
Miss Maud L. Kennedy.
Short remarks phonaon and vocal sounding board.
Nine. Luisa Cappiani
Shadow dance. Dnorah Meyerheer
Miss l.. Kennedy.
POl0naiSe
Charles o. Deis.
Duet from Ernani. 'Ah morr' Verdi
Albert Quesnel and Miss Maud L. Kennedy.
The Ncw-York Festival Chorus. of four hundred
voices. will give u free performance. men only,
of Gauls Holy City in Carnegie Hall this after
noon, under the direction of Tall ESen Morgan.
The soloists will be Anita Rio. Mrs Byrne-Ivy,
Edward Z johnson and Carl Z. Duff The