New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07
MUSIC.
SUNDAY Concerts.

49,. .-o-s,o, Continued her illustrations Of the
vsrne-fan Drama with an absence ~ scenery but
4 nodicurn OF acting a. Carneste Han yesterday
,ss-noon. walter Damrosch was on hand with
- e7-r7rhorv Orchestra 10 enlivcn the occasion
- Instrumental music. and audience that
almost tested the capacity OF the great room
,sriued with gladstone excitement IT. was indeed
s-ir-iar entertainment. Gespte the fact that Il
strew eli the canons % proprlety In art 10 the
ys,ss for Nine Nordica was "a fine voice anc
sririts. and revelled in the opportunity 20 whirl
49, so-lev-lnf tnsophisticated hearers Cthey cid
not seem 10 De operaCoers) OF !nto freneuc en-
thusasm. aIr. Damrosch and his men sec
ondea her efforts. and there were recalls BY
ne score and roars O. applause Ike the
-osr ~ mighty waters and many thunder
inrs TIE programme was made Up OF eN-
cerrts from tie third act OF 'Sicgfred' and
the arst and third acts Of ''G0tterd5mmerung' IN
these Nine Nor6ica had the help a Z. Johnstrl
who strove zealously but hopelcHsly 10 make MS
voice assertive against the trumpet tones OF me
issv ard the overwhelming food which the or
clsstra poured forth. The music sung from 'SeE-
fried" consisted Of three fragments from the maj
srs,e. from s'GBtterdamrnerung." the duet "Lu
nsuen Tllaten" from the first scene OF the first
at ana tie finale Of the work. Mr. Danrosch
lss the orchestra through excellent performances
q fhe FIRE music from the third act Of the first
drama and the Rhine Journey and Death March
q DE second.
N. concert HIGH water mark OF yesterweek at
fhe Metropolitan Opera House was surpassed last
night u was one OF the last" things. which are
- plentiful in the big house In upper Broadway.
The last Subscription night was last Friday: the
last subscription matinee Saturday after
noon: The last evening at popular prices, Satur
dav. the last Sunday night concert last night On
THURSDAY evening OF this week there VIII be a last
performance OF the final drama q the Nibeung
tetraiocv. Then win come few weeks OF rest.
after which we are 10 have last Ring Of the
Nibelunc" and another last 'FarsifaL" Each OF
the performances OF tie last three DAYS
has had farewell features. That OF last
r.rht belonged 20 Nine. SembTich. and she
received tremendous ovation. Her set airs were
BEL r1Egi0" from Rossini's ''Semiranide'
and the Mad Scene from Lucia di Isammermoor."
she was in fne voice and sang them with scin-
ullant briuia-cy. After the first she added Loewes
arch song ~ e-pand hats geschen"; after the sec
on6 her own Strauss waltz and Chopin's 'AIaiden's
wish" the latter 20 her own rianoforte ACCOMPANY
rent o. course She might have sung half "A
hour longer had she listed. without ratisfytng the
audience.
Other features of the concert were airs BY Miss
Marguerite Lemon. Miss Isabelle Bouton, Marcel
Gourmet and Andrcas DippeL the last OF whom was
called upon 10 take the place % Alols Burgstaller
lie sang she prize song from Die MeistersiugeT'
DELIGHTFULLY."- and q brace of songs. Miss Lemon and
Miss Bouton. gunior members OF the opera com
rany. freshensd tho old concert list by singing
Che arst Hear Ve. Israel" from Mendelssohn's
Elijah" the second an air from Reinhold Her
MANS opera 'Nineta-" Both performances were
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