The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-23
NOTES or MUSIC EVENTS.

concert with orchestra a Carnegie Hall on MONDAY
evening, Dec. TO-
Emilio puyAns, Cuban nuts vlrsuoso. Nni give
q concert a. the Berkeley Lyceum Theare on
Thursday evening, Nov II.
Alexandra uuilunant who win make his only
New York Appearances Tuesday evenings, NOV
IS and a. at the First Presbyterian Churoh CLOSES
an engagement OF th,rty.six concerts on the great
organ In Pestivai Hail OF the n. Louis exposition
Oct. a, and On Monday nent begins an extensive
tour Of the principal cities.
A. tho Majestic Theatre this evening Victor
Hsrberts orcheetrs win play wegnerA 1hpldi'
gungsmarsch.- TschAikowskys "ioi3' overture,
selections from -Bsbes In Toyisnd." Massensts
"Le CID" ballet music and some small pseccs
Isabel Bouton. soprano. and John b. Wells. tenor.
will sing.
Mr.. Frankos concerts OF old music viii this
season take place In Mendelssohn Han. eno tne
dates are Dec. 70, Jan. 10 and Fob. -. Throush
the cooperation Of his European colleagues M
Franko 10 enabled 20 present 70 American audiences
some gons Of long forgotten musical htesstufe,
among which arc work. Of Johann Adoaf hssse
ti6ss.i1ss, world renowned IN his day ana edmiTsd
OF Haydn and Mcsar. Other novelties" are
suite by Johann DAVID Hslniohsn. contemporary
Of Johann Sebastian Bach; an introduetion and
fugue By wilhelm Friedman Bsch. this savo1te
son OF his treat father and other dbits for musical
gourmets.
Tho nrst concert Of walter Damrosch's New YORK
symphony Orchestra viii take place ~ Csrnetio
Hall on the afternoon Of Nov. o. manners touItn
symphony win Be played for the nrst time In this
country. and Nine. dc Monjau soprano. Will msss
her debut.
Mmo. Fanny Bioomneld .Zeiasrs Only piano
recital this sesson viii be given In Aendelssonn
Han At 7:so p. N. nett saturday. she VIII play
Beethovens sonata opus H. No. D. chopans IAN
tAsie. opus 20. Josesys AZ the Spring para
phrase on themes nom Tschaikswskys OPERA
Eugene Oneain." and other numbers.
Nine. Sembr!ch. who sails for the United states
on Tuesday. was PEELED 70 decline On onor 70
sing the lsading soprano roles during the season
Of Italian opera now In progrcss at Covent garden
In London. In order 10 reach New York In time Tor
her one song recital Of tho season, which taxes
place on Saturday. Nov. -. at Carnegio Han ss
O'Clock. Nine. Sembrch was invited 10 appear
with Signor Caruso In la Boheme," Ia TTasiAtA,
-Rigoletto." Lucia al LammeYmoor. LElieiF
dAmore. "Pag accis and Don Pasquale." Nine.
Sembrichs program will be made up OF old French.
English and italian songs and the classical German
lieder.
The nrst Ysaye recital In this city will DO given
at Caneeie Music Hall Dec. IL. Ysaye will be as
sisted on this occasion by De Befve. the eminent
young Belgian pianist. and the program will In.
clude the Cesar Franck sonata. the "ParsphIasc
de Sies fried" (waxner WilhelmD. Reeve d'En
FAINT" OF Ysaye, the Bach concerto In MAJOR ana
the Scotch fantasie of Max Bruch. lsAye VIII
not play the "KreutEer Sonata" until jan "a, when
he and D'Aibert render IL together,
Hans Schroeder. tho German barytone. who
makes his nrst appearance in this city In song
recital at Mendelssohn Hail. on Tuesday sfef-
noon, Nov. I, Is q native OF Frankfort where nc
received his musical training under StockhAusen.
after which he was 4 member OF the Frankfort
Opera where he sang the leading boIytone roles
In the past Ave Year, he has dcvotcd himself 10
recital singing and has made reputation In such
cities as Munich. Frankfort. Le,psc. Berlin and
other centres.
Anton Hekkine. the Dutch 'celist, whose uur
here will open In November, has forwarded TO
his manager. Henry Wolfsohn. his repertoire OF
fourteen concertos for the orchestral concerts.
forty miscellaneous compositions. with plano &C
compartment Including six sonAtss. and twenty
four smaller numbers for 'oefo alone
The nrst plano recital by Josef Holman an
nounced for Saturday afternoon. Nov 10.
Nine Kirby Lunn, who Is the leading Kundrv
of Henry Savsges Parsifal company. will give
a song recital In this, city carly In Deoembes
Nine Elfr,ede stoGresen will give plano recital
In Mendelssohn Han on Thursday evening. Ney' II.
The programme for the opening concerts OF the
Boston symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Han are
as follows: Thursday evening, Nov 3. Weoers
"Oberon" overture, three movements by Bach.
orchestrated by Mr.. Gercke: Chopins minor
piano concerto and Joseph suks major sym
phony. opus H. The pianist will be Vladimir
de Pachrnann. Saturday afternoon Becthovens
fourth symphony, Joschims Hungarian concerto
for violin, Paul Dukss's new scherro "LApprenu
Sorcier," and wagner's "Tannhauser" overture.
The viollnist will be willy Hess the new concert
master OF the orchestra.
Arnold Dolmetsch will again visit the United
States under the management Of W. n. Lawrence.
sailing from England on the steamer Etrufia. Oct.
20, accompanied by Mrs Dolmetsch and Miss
Kathryn Salmon. Several evening as well as
matinee concerts will be given In this city prior
to his tour extending to the Pacific Coast This
delightfully."- entertaining musical genius will again
rive us the music OF the olden times, played upon
the instruments for which II was originally written
Dolmetsch has spent over year restoring TO Its
pristine condition marvellously beautiful harp.
sichord Of the seventeenth century. which he will
bring with him. together with his wonderful archaic
Instruments which include the clAvichord, vtr.
ginals, viola do gambia, vioene, cithren. viola
damore. as well as the harpsichord. Songs Of the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries will also be
rendered by these artists. who WILL as heretofore
appear In costumes OF the period,
The regular sale Of tickets for the Peoples Sym.
phony Concerts which arc 10 be given this season at
Camegie Hall. opens At Ditsons music store
se7 Broadway. on Monday. Oct "a. subject to certain
conditions which have been explained heretofore
but which Il may be well TO refer 10 again. In
order that the may be heard BY Just those
persons for whose benent they have been devised
purchasers will be required TO show card OF iden-
tincation stamped by a teacher, employer or insti
tuition These cards have been distributed In the
proper quarters, 90 far a. II has been possible 10
reach them. but In case Of any omission they
can be obtained in the needed quantity BY written
or personal application TO r. x. Arens, Sos Fifth
avenue, conductor Of the concerts. Membership
cards OF the Peoples symphony Auxiliary Club
will always serve a. sufncicnt Identification for
securing tickets. Holders OF identification cards
may apply for membership in the club; annual
dues o.. As last season, the club will give six
chamber concerts 10 It's members at Cooper Union.
Tho best chamber music organizations OF the city
are being eng ragged for those club concerts. The
rst orchestral concert 10 announced take place st
Carnegie Hall on the evening Of Friday. Nov. 4.
when the soloist will b David Bspham. :
The sale OF season tickets 70 new subscribers
for the seres OF concerts that win BE- given by
the Phiharm onic Society during the coming winter
Will begin on Monday morning ct Carnegie Hall
In spite Of the extra expense involved By the en-
gagcment OF Messrs. Kogel. Colonne. SAfanon,
weingsrtner. Pananer and Thomas TO conduct az
the various concerts. there viii Be no increase In
,Asa~4 s~stA latN al