New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13


The Boston symphony Orchestra Will appear
at Carnegie Han In the following programmes
this week:
THURSDAY EVENING.
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soiost Miss Adele Aus der Ohe
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Symphony in ]: fiat major Mozart
o5atrato and orchestra, og Co.,. Ilrar
Fantastic Overture Carst time IN Ne-Yor9 Gusav sJ5gbe
S S2Igs win n I.o 5 ,,: t1.IrIcT
Overture 10 s55,s5. s,l;s Malisi Foster
The last concert Of the Richard Strauss Fes-
tival at which Il IS expected that the Sym
phonia Domesuca" win lie produced. has been
postponed 70 March %. It was found TO be
impossible 20 have a sufficient number OF re-
hearsals Of the new composition before next
Wednesday. which was the day originally set
for the concert Dr. Strauss is under contract
20 conduct the last concert Of the philharmonic
Society on the 25th and 10Th OF this month and
also not 20 appear as "a conductor IN New
York within a week OF that time. The directors
q the society waived this condition TO accommo-
date SfeluWay d. sons, who are giving
the festival Musical reviewers for the press,
who have been disturbed at the apparent use
lcssness of the wind machine IN Don QuiNote,"
are Informed ly DR. Strauss that lie does not
wish have its noise GESeTIlhf. II is Simply
10 supply a background Tor the orchestra
The biennial music festival At Cincinnati, IN
Ger the direction OF Theodore Thomas. VIII take
place on May II. u. y and Il The solo sing
ere win be largely English: Miss Agnes Mich
oils, Nine. Schumaun-Helnk, AIuriel Foster.
William Green and Watkin Mills. The choral
part OF the programme viii consist Of Bach'5
Mass in 3 minor. Cigars Dream Of Gerontius,"
Perliozs cantata "LfImDeriale.' for two ChClrs
and orchestra and Beethovcn's 'Ailssa Soler:-
mis-" The principal orchestral pieces vii be
Bachs suite ia 3 minor. Mozart's symphony
n i fat Cigars variations. op. @N, march. or.
80, and Incidental music and funeral march
from ''Graula and Diamid," OF. -, Richard
Strauss Tod uud Nerklaruag' ana It'll Eu-
lenepiegeI's lucstlge Streiche," Beethovens
eighth and choral symphonies the Bacehanale
from "Tannhauser' prelude and hnale from
Tristan ind Isolde" and prelude 20 Die Mel
stersinger" by Wagner, TschaikowslSys over
ture, "1S12." and BrucAner's ninth symphony.
Tschaiko,vspy's name appears but once among
his Russian compeers on the programme for the
NTH concert Of the Russian Symphony Society's
orchestra 10 be heard on Thursday evening at
Cooper Union Auditorium. The number which
bears Tschail1owsl1y's name IS the Aria Dame
&c Plque" which VIII be sung by Miss Elise
Stevens, soprano. Modest AItschuler presents
what is almost wholly request programme
The society decided TO repeat three numbers
which met with enthusiastic approval at former
concerts-phantaisie, THE CHG," by Rachmani-
| noff ballet music by Glinka, and "kazachok
/ lCossack). by DarEomyzhski guest ~ the
Ifth concert VIII be Innocent PuZinsky, LtuS7laI
Bishop Of Alaska. who IS here en- route 10 Sltha
/ 10 take charge Of his diocese In the far NoFtE-
west Y. l. Safonof. conductor OF the lmperlai
/ Russian Musical Society's concerts IN MOSCOW,
before sailing for Europe expressed his interest
/ IN the aims and accomplishments or the russian
| symphony Society and its conductor IN a letter
/ winch, translated. reads as follows:
| Last night I was present At the Russian SYM
/ phony Concert, and ! was extremely glad 10 mo
/ that You were successful in realizing your ldea
! OF introducing TO the New-Nork public the WORKS
! OF the musical school Of Russia beg you 20
! accept the expression Of my perfect sympathy
! with your undertaking. and also my earnest
/ wish Tor your further success do not ran 10
! give my greeting TO your young orcnestra, IN
i whose midst ] noticed. with much sincere pleas
| ure, several pupils 81 the MOSCOW Conservatory.
/ I was especially pleased with the successful solu-
/ ton your orchestra gave under your talented
cutting the symphony of s. T. Tanyef. Accept
1 the expression Of my perfect respect and of my
/ readiness 10 serve you. Y. SAFONOFF.
The amended programme follows:
rhantnsie. The cia' Oy regues0...... Rachrnunot
ta) s2as ..iisr5c d. i.,1.is.: schai15gsly
| y" 1 siirs Elise stevens
nl Interrnezzo FOR l1po-tafi-l EanoI
90 Ballet .1-
Concerto for violin % minor WioniaWsa
Alexander ssslavsky
su- Caucasian sketches .oy relneat lfp9ot 4FailoiI
At Mondelssohn Han next Thursday after