New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
MUSIC.
Record of the Concert Season.

Record Of the Concert Season.
OF music making IN New-York +bere Is never an
eno' afo 1t is only by courtesy or in conventional
sense Lhat there be talk Of a beginning and
an end TO the regular season wear after year For
Ihe purposes OF an artistic stock taking or review
o. incidents limits be arbitrarily set and
1hen the hrst and last concerts OF high class sym
phohy concerts serve best In this the
season OF ls2-'0S began with the first concert OF
lne Boston symphony Orchestra on the sixth day
OF last November and will end with the Of the
Feoples symphony Concerts next Tuesday evening.
Aprn q Within this period there have been given
N the Borough OF Manhattan FIVE afternoon and
Ee evening concerts OF the Boston Orchestra under
NllheIrn Gerlcke; eight afternoon and eight even
4lb concerts og the New-York Philharmonic So
c'Ss under Walter Daurosch: FIVE concerts under
me erection OF Herman Hans WetzIer, which had
Ile ike proportions and dignity: six concerts Of
= sslHi'ioiIc music for young people. under Frank
eilIoscn' one concert by the Philadelphia Orches
ire unoer Fritz Scheel; three concerts by a small
orchestra, but historical in character and devoted
20 Old music, under the direction OF sam Franko.
ana nYe peoples symphony concerts conducted re-
specuVely by H H Wetzer. Frank Damrosch.
al A1'hur 4aees, Walter Darnrosch and r X Arens.
mere nave been numerous other concerts employ
ing equal forces and concerned with music Of
-IeH oFoeF out OF miscellaneous character. These
may oe left out OF consideration for the moment
me record then. shows forty-sfx symphony con-
ceTts OF the kind, If Of the quality EQUALITY not
oeins under discussion now) which forms the al
most exclusive offerings in Boston and Chicago
winch are dependent upon their endowed or guar
Anteeo orchestra for the bulk Of the musical enter
tainments Of this class
In these concerts the following compositions have
beeTl brought forward, the list showing a total of
tV7enty-seven symphonies thirteen svmpboDic
poems tWenty-one overtures thirty-seven nliscel-
laneous compositions and twenty concertos- for
various instruments:
SYMPHONIES
Bach Bach J c, minor. Concerts Of Old Music
eeia2'eh' NO. J. Eroca' Boston Orchestra wetz-
Beethoven No 3 minor. Boston Orchestra
sshoysn ssth9ysn o N6 Past9Ta TogRs Peoples Concerts
Be-Iioz Romeo juliet philharmonic Society In
stFumental parts only. scherzo Peoples Symphony
BerIioz. s.Fantastique'' wetz1er Concerts
Brahms: No / minor, and Phiadel-
Bza6as Brs6ms. No M D major. Philharmonic Society.
Brahms. No. : E minor. WetzIer Concerts
Dvorak No 5 from The New World. Boston Orchestra
Gluck A major Concerts Of Old Music
HAYDN Partisan Peoples Symphony Concerts
g HaFeR s3 Ho II B Bgat c0PosTts ] 5 q 0ld sa aqss
M9zsT MosaTt Ea3 4oE wstala4 Phaa8o2 c09oaPt Society
se M \ ns525 so s2Ps e,5s S5Pe9Pg 52eeP Concerts
Schubert. Nc: s. c major Boston Orchestra
schumanH. No 2 c major Boston Orchestra,
TseafoVsy No 8 minor o 1aoversn5s Young
vveiIEart1eri No. ? Fiat Philharmonic Society.
SYMPHONIC POEMS.
Caean Don Roredo Symphonic Prelude No, PhiIhaT-
FraacS cesaI syche' parts n Philharmonic
1isz s''.'sts .'F'sstk1znee' Philharmonic Society
Loefer c NJ. "Avant cue IL ne ten allies Boston Or
1oenief e N willamette Tabe Boston Orchestra
sahtssshs Phaston Young Peoples Concerts and
strauss fchard TIL EulensDegel' Philharmonic So
strauss Don Juan B3s52H oEc4sssso 5sFon orc..
stra15s @ Richard. also sprach zerathustra vetzleF
von C3ges5asr. L Macbeth" wetzler Concerts
ovERTURBs
Beeoye orios M FHiiRaTzpe96 Eos5i6 sSssty TaSsstra
BeTIoz Benysngt0 Celli2 9 at!aar79le 9roegfrS
B6eiaieu Jean ds Paris Concsrs Of 0ld .s. ausc
ColGraark the Spring. Philharmonic ana MIA
r.,5425Iak deP5Ia Ezznse uad creel Peoples Concerts
IaIo lie Tzoi d.Ys.' El@IIaarnlonie @ soeety-
Korsssow The Betrothed Of the Tsar Boston
sehu1anS. George 'ebestrahl Boston Orchestra
5S4aTe5'n -egtie Boston 6rchestra
TGchslkovstky E9neo 9f5 Fgoni SHi1T5 s2d Wet2isr
Wasner Fine Fa1st'' Boston Orchestra
Wagner, ~ - LElIis - 8 Pe,nIe,s Concerts
weber. 'Eury antfe.' Young Peoples ana Fe'pi7 ~
yv.bs- a1-1,er F,reischdtz' wetzIar Concerts
MISCELLANEOUS ORCHESTRAL PIECES
Bach Concerto $50 No 3oonia B25ton sneistv
feriioz Dance Of sylphs Young Peoples -@f o9ners
Berlioz f-2aoczs Dances Young Peoples Con
osTJ9 Impressions dItaie' Boston Orchestra
Charpentier II. A. Music 10 lie AaalaIe As'
DroraK Symphonic variations Boston Orchestra
s 1.rses VIllageoises. Concerts Of Old Nusc
4Fles 5r Victor sI4e6essoener PeoPle,s Concerts
rs Eh9Ps Music to a Midsummer Nights Dream"
5ogng FeoIT a5e and Rigaudon Concerts Of Old Music
NozsT2 Adagio Fugue for Strings concerts 0- O
s M9si2 Nafch from enore PEOPLES Concerts
Shsrr Warche XiIitaire Peoples and Young People
C0noeTS Swedish Wedding March. Young Peoples
Concerts 5sanu Beautiful Danube" waltz Peo-
saiE6,s3 S.i5 No B2ss9a 9ty Orchestra theme and
variations l PhhaI[n'PPl' I Pallagelfhia Orchestra
-s HOVER Russian Dance People I Sonas.lS 5sr+s
,-I-,r SsreDade IN minor Young PeoFIe oHceIS
EiEI1ar waltz from sereaa5e People 8 1on Sic and
Tvaener Finale Die WaEa7e' FHl-nai iii0'-''
BoSoF prelude and finale Tristan und Isolde Phil
7yagner Morning Dawn sEa l-7s Yo1g 1-I Pe5pIes
monte 5.fjs5 5oclsly 1',s75 i5t7 Boston Orchestra.
wagner .ryyald o7i5 T6nr Peopies Concerts
Mas1sI - F,reIae .'Parsifa Young Pe9Pss c2nests
MagneE 'Es2 Ets - the Yakyrior, Young Peoples and
Peoples CSC gen'sIf 's.R6negod Peoples Concerts
Wegne r5 ma Dance Of the Sun Feast Peoples Con
oeF's' coNcERTos
-,.,.- 4 minor Franz Fneise! Boston oTShessrss s
Bach' B' ff4arrsicl1ord minor, Mrs bolIne's'n'
Of ole s5 MpaS 10 3. Mr. Dometsch and others, Old
sl6 Masi9 P,anosorte No, > C major. GabFlo'7its'h
stEsF 6S5aBes9lte S3nsf5f5 No . fat Lanaond Boston
oTehsstT22;f 2fotn D major. Hermann Wstz,er Con
CFrst Movement MAJ Bs1G51 o socetv
BRAHMS sloIa- 9 minor. Hermann, PHiihaFrnon'
Society, tgg,s-,ro-re No. !. minor Ga0rilOV'ir'oh'
Young PesPle minor Elsa Ruegger, philharmonic
sO9s5y f16ycsra Fantasia Nicholson Peoples Con