New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
MUSICAL NOTES.

Last of the Ring Operas-More
StrauSs-Nordicd's Concert.
,,s,ro,olitan opera House. $50 p. m. Nine
senbricf d. concert ~ Pog S n prices ar
Iesls go Nordica. Walter Damrosch and the
NeT -, m private concert; Emanuel Baptist
lis- rb Brooklyn. 7.o D. m. Gounod's Re
demptou' IN pafI
Noaday-lhssS3cc' bS lie Mendeissohn Trio Club: No
e E,sst Thirt y-thire-st chamber music concert
- - and Mrs. Gerrlt smith.
,..N Wv Iyceum Theatre. $50 p. m. concert
T5fsless s,,Isi, fy sam Frankie and the American
@ orc or hestra: Chamber Music Hall. car
uesle I'M T',,,r~s,ither Quartet; Mendessohn Hall.
~ N' ~ concert OF chamber music Tor wind
,nstruaeiiS'fa Fl songs and ,ioioncelio music by
~, p" snsau Metcalte and Pablo Casals: Wal
doTlAs s,i9 music s By Miss Ethel Crane and Karl
Crienaucr
u,.s,sssav-Caruegie Han ? p m. third concert Of
Nte,e Richard Strauss Festival; METROPOLITAN
os Housc 80 D. m, German opera. Wag-
US sieefried.'
--.as,-- Carnegie Han $50 p. m concert Of the
Th.,,scss Arr society: Metropolitan Opera House.
Mesiea' - GERMAN opera. Wagner's ''Gotter-
~ ,ssomerslng' Mendelssohn Hall. 3 p. M. con-
ea- "a nunils Of the Music School settlement
ed Nine schumann-Henk: No. = Mest sixty
ss,rnfh-st. 9 n. m. concert OF chamoer music
~ the sclUmann THO CUB
N Z
'beneft Of the Diet Kitchen
.-,sv-rarnegie Hail. 3 D. m. concert Of Mag-
% .sT's music by Nine. Nordioa, Malter, Datn-
,9sSSeissohn Han. D. m. pisnoforte recital oy
slasrt won Doenhon.
-. -.rulsr opera season o. the Conried Metro
- oDera COMPANY closed with last nights
ps.-rsnce hut two performances are to follow
ths Nesk .,..,- -. .,,,-.
s.-rance Of the cycle OF Der Ring des Nioe-
-.sr- win be given when "Siegfried" viii be pro-
80 with Nine. Ternina in the part OF Brunn-
mae Mr. Burgstalier viii be the siegfried' ana
A. Van Roov viii appear as the Wanderer Miss
rsvtb Walker viii impersonate Erda- Miss MAT
r,srits Lemon viii sing the wood bird. Mr. Goritz
III b. Alberich Mr.. Reiss the Mime. ana MI
pass the Fafner. The performance VIII De con-
6poied by : ELK Motu
m THURSDAY tn last part ~ the Frilogy aho last
s,--rs,,ce 81 the cycle. die G0tterdAmmerung.
IN no r,erforned az 80 o'clock This perform
- Gains significance by the first appearance as
p-nnhilde OF Nine. GRdski, who has heretofore
= the F7r1,unhildes OF Die Walkure" and
sserfrfed" Mr.. Kraus will give his well known
srsonation Of the elder Siegfried. while the
- ,,a-ts are cast as follows Gutrune. Miss
49, Weed: the three Rhine daughters. Mines.
r5,os- Sevgard and Ralph: Hagen, MI Blass' ana
curiler Mr. Muehlmann- Alfred Hertz VIII con-
sr~ The scenery and costumes are entirely new,
rrnff
ssr the supervision OF Carl Lautensehlager. OF
Nunid-
mis- sreninc the last popular Sunday night con-
cert az the season will be given, with the following
.olo,ss acconpanied by the entire Metropolitan
o. House Orchestra: Nine. Sembrich. Miss Isa-
nal, Bouton Mss Marguerite Lemon. Alois Burg
caller and Marcel Gourmet The programme includes
~ aria BEL Raggio." from Rossini's "Semira-
MIDI, ana the Mad Scene from Lucia" Of Doni-
,e,a both OF which will be sung by Nine. Sembrlch
Ar RurgstaIler will be heard in an aria from Der
T,esobitz" By Weber and in two songs by Schu-
te-t I'm hist die Rub and Sci mir gegrusst."
Miss Marguerite Lemon is on the programme with
tho air Hear We oh. Israel from Elijah" while
Miss Isabelle Bouton viii sing an aria from
.y-fnets bv Renhold Herman Marcel Journet
will sing the aria % Leporello from Mozarts
.Don Juan and an aria from Verdi's Don Car
los"
Tho orchestral numbers will consist OF three Ia
,.ori,s overtlres-''Dfignon." by Ambrose Thomas:
.-Isuryanthe" by Weber. and Nicolai's overture to
The Merry Wives Of windsor" Mr.. Hertz viii be
the conductors desk
Tho remaining two Of Nine. Nordica's concerts
fWarner's music at which she has the assistance
q Walter Damrosch and the New-Tork symphony
Orchestra will take place in Carnegie Han on the
Afternoons OF to-day and next Saturday AT to-
6srs concert the music will be from 'Siegfried"
and .G8tterlammerung." the two dramas OF the
Nssung cycle. which viii be performed at the
Opsrs House on wednesday and Thursday even
ms Nine Nordica viii sing excerpts from the
tut in the third act OF ''Siegfried" and, with Z.
Johnston. its conclusion. The orchestral number
viii b. the so-calIed Fire music. The ''Gotter-
dEmmerung' excerpts will he from the first and
thrd acts as follows: Duet. ''Zu neuen Thaten';
ssrfned's Rhine journey. Siegfried's death march
and Bramhflde's imDolation. Next Saturday the
music VIII be from ''Parsifal," Die Meistersinger
and tristan ind Isolde"
The following is the programme for the third
DR. Richard Strauss Festival Orchestral Concert
m Carnegie Hail "Wednesday afternoon next
Tie event OF the afternoon is 10 be the first per
Torrance in public Of the much talked about Sym
phona Domestica." which is 10 be conducted by
The composer:
I Don ouizo,e'' Fantastic Variation
? Sass with orchestral AeoomIsnmeni
.li 5IIsTtaa ai's. o.. -. 80 >
q sy@BhaHis .D 5aa 81 y "
d.. and Mrs. Gerrit Smith announce three Mon
day afternoons OF chamber music during Lent ct
ihelr studio. No l42 East Thrty-thiro-st' March T.
and p. The programme tomorrow;
suarfs, No - major AoNar1
Hans Kronold. -,
ratons 1mVsror Qugrtet
My1on W whitney. g.
e1stsi OF. 'p'or@A
The Musical Art Society. with its unique choT
o. seventy voices viii give next Thursday evening
h second and last concert OF the season az Car
nsgie Han. Frank Damrosch. founder and director
q this society has chosen old and new music OF
fsre beauty and interest. The only familiar num-
bers viii be the "Actus Tragicus," by Bach tsung
with orchestral; the ''Crucifxus," by LottL ana
ne Easter hymn from Liszt's ''Christus"
melOdious and interesting number In the thiro
part Is Humperdiuck's recent setting Of "kruhi-
ingsehnsucht" q medieval German poem written