New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-28

Nine. Paulins Strauss De Alma
The Metzler Orchestra viii be used
Nine. Nordica will give at Carnegie Hall on
the afternoons Of March . 9 and 10. beginning
at o'clock, a series Of Wagner recitals. Not
only because she has not been heard in this city
outside Of the opera house for several years VIII
these recitals be OF interest, but also because
the programmes, no two Of which are alike. Will
be made up OF excerpts from several Of the
music dramas, and Nine. Nordica will have OPP
portunity to sing at each OF the concerts songs
from most Of the great parts with which she
has won fame. AS she VIII be assisted in all
the concerts by Walter Damrosch and the New
York Symphony Orchestra, her songs viii all
have orchestral accompaniment. and some OF
the best known Of the instrumental numbers
from each Of the music dramas VIII ill out the
programmes. For next Wednesday, the first
concert of the SERIES the full programme viii be:
I.f,is zane I54 Itsly o[ sa2alea
.'Tannhauser.'-
THE Flying Dutchmnn''-
senta'5 BaIad-Mma NordcA-
IatToducton to act II the 'csy the vayr1o''-
Ride Of the Valzyriss.
At Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon at
heard IN song recital 1t is his first appearance IN
New-York. The programme:
RecItative from 'srzss' Handel
Zieeuaeriied No. VI. ~
'klaEe' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Brahms
:reundiieae vision Richard Strauss
Adeu d Matn'' Pess-rd
Right Garnet WoIseey Cox
Vein arrsr
At Mendelssohn Hall. on Friday evening. at s:15
IN chamber music and song The artists; Ludwig
Marln. violin; Herman Epstein. piano; Jacob Alt
schiller, viola, and Leo Schulz. cello. The pro-
gramme:
Quartet Po 5i. G5 Violin viola and cello Brahms
as yenchsn. Mozart
sohu0eF'
Songs: 49,. ,,,.,.,,
Iie6chsns fanss6ot AS s,F2 T:i,
4eiIleh Mrs. ,r., " OK
Messrs. Epstein and Ma-un
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At the Baptist Temple. Brooklyn. tomorrow
night the Metzler Orchestra viii be heard in
| Strauss programme. Dr. Strauss will conduct
three Of MS works. The programme;
TIL EulenspiegeT' .Condgctet BY H. H. Wetzer
Low scene rom Feaer.not' conducted BY Dr. Strauss
Deah ana TranshEuration Conducted by Dr. Strauss
At c,lav;er Hall the Nemes viii give popular
chamber music concert on Monday evening as
/ sisted by Miss Nary Case contraito.
/ TIL. orchestra OF the Russian Symphony So
/ c,etv OF New-Yorl, Modest Altschuler, con-
/ ductor, will give the fourth concert Of its
/ series OF six at the Cooper Union Audi
! forum on Thursday evening. The fifth ana
/ sixth concerts VIII be on Thursday evenings
March Il and 81. The sale Of tickets has stead
/ fly increased, and this. coupled with the favor
/ the concerts have received from the audiences.
/ has made their projectors confident that their
/ Efforts "a enrich musical art IN America with
/ the yyorthiest works Of the Russian composers
/ viii lie rewarded with a permanent success. The
! prorrarnnle Of the fourth concert, which con-
sists largely Of compositions new to this city Is
follows;
First symphony Cop ,Esis I'm
-tIia. 5.l,' - .s,rirrr.. .... Paul Juon
Ul rrer-ac-z7 Eusse Ter strings 'L7S 1i
60 Tie Nasss.- From Suite In tho Nursery Koayu'
Variafi5rs on an original Theme ArensNi
Resides reviewing Cigars The Apostles
! which viii be repeated at its concert or MaTch
"a the Oratorlo Society has begun reheaTsihg
/ Y-ahn-s's "A German Requiem" The requiem
t,.b had hean set for this last concert. VIII IN
- Ia r-erfo~r;.ed al the beginning OF u-Nt sea-
e,n Frank DamrosCh and the members OF ti4e
chorus have found that familiarity Win 'tle
y-,ei- Of '.The Apostles greatly increases us
/ gpUeal and they expect even keener interest u,
/ a. second performance than at the recent
/ American premiere Of Cigars latest WoTj~
The Young Mems symphony Orchestra OF
: ,-oyy-yorlx organized year ago through the
/ generous interest Of several citizens. with the
object Of enabling young musicians expecting TO
/ become professionals to get orchestral expert
ence and efficiency. has so far progressed in us
work as to lie ready for a public appearance