New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-29

Music Hal. on the evenings Of December : and
/ February 10 Mr.. Archambault Will sing at the
first concert
Mrs David Names and Cesar Adimondo. oboist,
viii assist the Names Quartet at its first concert
% chamber music in Mendelssohn Hall next Tues
DAY evening. when the programme will consist OF
3Iozarts quartet for oboe and strings. Cesar
F-anck's sonata in A for pisnoforte and violin.
and Tschaikowsky's quartet in fat minor, No. 3.
Mr. Adimondo is the first oboist OF the New-York
Symphony Orchestra
Mrs Fannie Bloomfeld-zeisler viii give two
pianoforte recitals in Mendelssohn Hall on Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons OF this week Fol-
lowing are her programmes:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
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BsTSssss OBJ o. 3 3 s S8y T TsSSss
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A. the sPT.5s :5osSy
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Tooeats and Fug9s minor (by request Baos-Iagsg
1-sise-1-ss1-iice+ n : " ysct1i,srt-TJsztt
MsTehe SIItaire C5y request) schubert-Taass
Chant sans Paroles oP. 2 No .schaEowsky
a S5 Ss . % ioi 40 l. DvOrak
hsTsode Ii5agrose No List
Pablo Casais. 'ceIlist. OF Barcelona Spain. is TO
make his debut Al the first OF Sam Frankos
certs OF old music the New Lyceum. the af-
ternoon Of January y, Sehor Casals is about
ty-six years old. and has achieved success on the
other si1e IN an extensive repertorg- The medium
Haydn concerto.
Susan Metcalfe, soprano is 70 give recital in
Nendelssohn Hail Wednesday afternoon. De-
cem5er le This VIII be Miss Metcalfe's only
cltol I'D Ne~-Aork this season.
Jeanne Clerihew. soprano. who has recently come
70 New-Tork. is 10 be heard for the first time in
song recital IN Mendelssohn Hall on Thursday
evening, December y.
Tho first concert OF St Andrews Musical So
ciety. OF which Mr.. Julian Edwards is conductor.
viii be held Tuesday evening December !. at
SIS ?. n. IN the Fourth Separate Company Ar
fnoIys MaFerig ana Maple sts, aonkers Der
hozs The Childhood OF Christ will be sung.
The success attendant upon Walter Darnrosch's
New-YOrk symphony concerts indicated by last
Sundays audience, proves the wisdom OF present.
ing classical music popular prices on a day
when lovers OF music have the opportunity TO be-
come acquainted with the works of the masters
For his second concert Sunday afternoon. At
Carnegie Hail. Mr.. Damrosch will present Brahms's
symphony, and Fanny Observation-Disclosures. the plan
Ist viii play the Grieg concerto for pianoforte.
with orchestral accompaniment. Mr.. Damrosch
viii introduce for the first time variations and
double fugue or "a merry theme" by Georg schu-
mann also the fourth List rhapsody' ana among
will be heard in numbers for the cello. Interest
aria first performance OF the Theme IN
Vs~fafIons bv Ceorg Schumsnn one OF the younger
German composers. but no relative OF Robert sehu,
mann This work has just made triunDnah.
T5-oQress through Germany having been performed
X Berlin Leipsic Dresden etc Inc third oo1 1es
will Dc aevOted the commemorative or the 4v''"
anniversary OF the birth or Hector beriioz-
The yendelssohn Trio Club announces nVe cham
her music concerts at the Hotel Majestic on Mon
A. Afternoons December IA. January ". fepTca I
S and March and q, al O'CLOCK Enn'e"' s'
lists viii assist
Nine Katherine Fisk viii be heard Al IA m ".
-, = -r.,.-~d., z<t.-,oon IN q recital OF French
sours. with a programme text. notes and uansA-