New-York tribune., 1903-11-15

vested the ope-ctta or '.IicderspieI" Gas ii was
privacy belonging to a purely domestic record. For
this reason il was not produced in public or pub
delssohn piece viii include Homer Lind, anna
Wilson, FloreTCe Morrison. Bessie Tannehiu. Will
lam Wagner. Maurice Hagerman and Richard
The principal parts in "Gringore' will be sung
or played by Homer Lind, Charles Dade, William
F Evans. Augusta Close and Carrie StoyIe- Mrs.
gusra Close. TIE full LiederspeI chorus OF forty
trained voices, resraited from church choirs and
leading feature of these matnees. The company
japanese opera by Harry Rove shelley. entitled
ated hE Aaude LanberL' alsg fiansel ana TreteI
and santa Claus. IN IN productions Production viii be under
Ten concert seasons have passed since Frank
Daurosch founded the Musical Art Society, but
there is no sign that the supply Of ancient ecce-
siastical music IS running low. Twenty pro-
grammes have been arranged. and at each concert
the society has given several choral works not
previously heard; this Il Will also DO at the com
ing concerts in Carnegie Hall on December Il and
English 7-ornkins and the modern Schumann.
Brahms Lasseu and Bortniansky will figure on the
-si+t5r C- Iandsl dividing tfe frer md tr-a pq~rs
This first concert viii be typical OF the aims Of the
since the organization excludes personalities, de-
Tending wholly on tho music and on the quality OF
its performance to delight its audience.
With the assistance OF the choir OF the Musical
Arr-
,,oung Deople at Carnegie Han on Saturday after
roo1 November 2S will offer representative music
Of the fifteenth. sixteenth seventeenth and eigh-
teerth centuries. Frank Damrosch the conductor
mas chosen for the orchestra number OF short
rieces the list including a Saraband OF Henry
purcell a Rameau tamOourin. a fragment from
HaudeTs nth concerto. Barh's 3 minor - s.llte- a
dance and q tambOUrin by Gretry and a chaconne
ana a Ilso1 Hf~ ~ oTSerE win speak brfefv Of
these and OF the ancient CHORAL works, English anu
Italian setting forth their several aims ana points
- Inrerest. and the schools TO which they Delons
custav F KCgel late conductor OF the famous
MUSEUM Concerts of Frankfort VIII sail for New
York next Tuesday the Kronprlnz Wilhelm
NJ Kogel will be the second Of the visiting Eu-
ropean conductors who have been engaged TO direct
the concerts OF the Philharmonic Society this sea
SON He viii conduct the second rehearsal ana
concert on December and 5. and the third re-
rearsal and concert on December Is and - Adele
ans der Ohe will make her first appearance this
season at the second concert OF the society.
David BisDham and Leo Schulz VIII appear az the
tbird concert. At the recent Wagner festival IN
Berlin Kogel conducted the Philharmonic orches-
~ which he directed for several years, as the
ssei-tant Of Ven BulOw. Rogers programme con-
sisted OF numbers by Berlioz, Liszt, Cornelius and
Richard strauss.
T,rorramme OF a concert by the KneiseI Quartet
Al Association Hall, Brooklyn, next Thursday
evening:
5s' Snd{s IN m for panoforte yiooneeo Bee'AOVsn
Howard HrockwaV and AlHin 6cLIu
Andauts from quartet In
Quartet in --S'o4@A
The second concert in Manhattan BY the kneisel
Quartet will take place in Mendelssohn Han on the
e euing OF November -
The sale OF tickets for the first concert OF the
New-Yorl Symphony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch.
ccrducto- at Carnegie Hall, next sunday AIte4-
neon. viii begin to-morrow morning az The box
once OF Carnegie Hall and the store OF Dilson q
co The programme viii Include ~DvoI.A ~ sy5i.- s