New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
MUSICAL NOTES.
One of the Philharmonic Conductors
Music fOi the People.

Music JOB me f6ODte.
Gustav F. KoseL OF Frankfort-on-the-a1a Main IL
the only conductor engaged BY the Philharmonic
Society this season who EfH direct more than one
concert Kogel will san eor New-York on Novem-
Der l. on the Kropprl.s. Wilhelm, and win make
his first appearance hefe az the second public re-
hearsal and concert = December and . TIE
programme viii cpnsft Of Beethoven's symphony
in { minor EandeIs 5-onceTto Crosse IN D I24JGT
rewritten and adaiffi q ne use o. ne n qtI
spiegeI's 1usJge ~ eicl'e, The sOloist viii Dc
ance here this s. ! son later absence OF three
years. She will Eglay the second concerto by
aqst the third y ac sRsass5i and Concert o. t6s
Hlg2n' VIZ be anndunssd On rs arrival IN
E.S--York
Since 1881 Eogel has been the conductor o: the
museum copcerts at Frankfort-Ou-the-Main- He
born az LeiUsic in 1s4s and his father was for
a long time prominent member o. the Gewand-
haus Orchestra At tie age o. eleven ne was &C
and shortly after entered the Leipsie Conservatory.
where he had Jeseffy, Svendsen and Hechmann as
fellow, pupils He iuated with hoRors and con
q conductor WAS At the Opera House AZ Client
he was the condHcs0r ar The RoyaI OTSera HoCss
for three years. Ills opportunity came when no
Socetv H. reT1airle5 there four years being close
" associated with ans Won BuIOw. who gave
concerts each year With the aid OF the Berlin Phil
that KogeI was appointed conductor OF the Prank
fort Museum Society, post that he recently re-
monte Society. kogers reputation as conductor
10 fill concert engagements three times and Spain
twice. He was also invited 10 conduct n Paris az
be largely deter-nIaet By the success o. his en-
gagenent IN New-Eork-
The daily incr-aes OF the membership OF the
Peoples Symphony Auxiliary Club bears strong IN
dcation that this iighy significant branch OF this
movement carried on at the Cooper Union under
the direction Of r. y. Arens for the bsne1t OF the
music students and The musical masses will be a
very important feyutre q the work during the
clu6 on the foiIopinz. FRIDAY evenings November
10. December IL garaa-y ; February L March Z
and April : The ~ graurne Of these concerts will
be largely devoted 70 chamber music, / e, 20 the
presentation OF p no and string rios. Quarters.
q1!intets etc wi.ie vocal ana ilstrarnenIaal re
TIE fee for seasl membership in this club is only
81 and any surg Is above the necessary expenses
w p 5PTerv con Il io or the Iate thrs
will be i've. a. in former years. and the sale OF
day Octo5er5ss. An orchestra Of sixty viii De en-
ployed IN n concerts Il may oe noted tnat tnc
secure ticlss for the fvs orchestral concerts dur
the genera sale, on presentation OF their menbe--
snip cards
Harry Rowe Shelley spent the summer IN tbs
woods cG Northern Maine. and there composed
| one act japanese oDeretta and Christmas song
| The Kaltenborn Quartet announces three con
certs be given IN AendelssOhn Han IN the course
of the approaching season. on the evenings OF Jan
| uary .. February II and March e Mss Editn
Thompson pia1o-orte, OF Boston vii asslss ~ ne
| KaltenDorn, John Spargur. Gustave BaeA anu LOUIS
Heine-
!, Flushing Is 20 have four concerts Of high class
7! music this season The Dannreuthe- Octet VIII
! play on November IS the Dannregther string Or
Is1SaTv ava selected orchestra OF twenty-five
/ players, under walter L Bosert- conductor %
| February H.
A series Of five concerts OF chamber music by the
Kneisel Quartet IS announced by the Brooklyn n
stitute Of Arts AID Sciences At Association Han on
the evenings OF October % November IS DeceIlDeI
Il. January AID February = The solo 2tIIor4s
Boston pfa nof.-te. Howard Brocxway, pianOf0rte
FSanz Kneiset, iOn Alvin Schroeder, FiolGlcsiIo
/ concert MI. Kreisel and Mr.. TheodoroWicz Win
| Mrs Taper . the pianoforte. vii play san ~ :
Tapper Viii = re part with the quartet IN the per
Torrance o. e1 I 2n sId 81 s schroedsr
will play tseethOVens sonata Tor piano-orls 40
s sbs Miss hIwina Frisnd VII play Godars
suite IN =. az the fourth Nj Scnroecer a 49,
striHgs- allf at ths ffth Miss Lin and Nr knese
will play s.1nt-S4enss sonata III u lil'HOl' w. 50
The novelties selected BY Fritz schsel for the
concerts OF tna Philadelphia Orchestra THIS season
are = symphony by Mah!er. D'AIoeTts oseE.1
| Der rr,provt=stor'': Van Geder's symphony 40.
nfoszLautsxi'r overture 'Das Meeranse manu-
script Symphonic poem BY CaufITaan, f.!l's pcl
rI; t+f-d tv1pho1v and the prelude 10 the SEC
Ond act q SfhiIngss 'Ingwelde-
Tvreutv.rzo years with always hisn iae14 -
a hattering record for any Organizauon anu an
other record q every seat IN the house sola Ior ~
season for Doth series Of concerts az premium d
The annual auction sales since the occupancy
Of the new symphony Han n Boston tn,ee 49, TlTs
apDrecIatt,r Of the Boston sym t4o-y Ct~LsSA
home \ generous founder and PltL.o- 49,. 49, 80
years OF service in two terms oi nve years oaet,
nInetv-fo performers selected from tas Dsst =.
this e9sEIy s4a ssigTin artists AVAILABLE are
the CHEF factors which are eoInSli's" in Ills '-S
WiIbslpr Gericke will again De welcoIasd as me
con6T,stCr for the eleventh season ne mai
agemsnt make their eighteenth ANN 51I-s sIs
ingg N-5t.mber g. December D January "a, Eso-
rua-y nt March Z e. as s2 be qHd Il Ja6aaTy y
F'ebr1ar, D. and March g. at ~ az carnegie
Re Toe n solo singers is as usual notable
ana fns5uaes Nine Melna. who returns after an
sbsence - two years and who viii make positively
Gadssj a. C;fibert Mr. BusOni. who in his nine
years ab-ence in Europe has nas mage a spIsnela
~ 4sbSs the new nrst violin and concert master
Nr Isrffsselt the new nr5t vtoionceiio and Others
- P. announced Already the renewals OF last
- y 'r,bscriHers and many new applications for
Ssafs indicate that the uattrrinE attendance OF
80 .sssoD when the entire house was sold for
naarJ. every performance VIII be duplicated.
N.sae 3IauEeIt sailed for England yesterday on
Oh EtrtIria she will begin her sixth annual eon-
- to.lr OF the British Isles az Cork Ireland on
Cstober -. supported BY Miss Murlsl Foster con
fraIte William Greene. tenor; NJ. Tivad0r Ma
Frederick ". sparrow. conductor. After a series
OF thirty concerts Nine. Blaavelr will return TO
psa@azes IN this city with the ora,crio sosissy h