New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

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He will conduct concerts at the Majestic Theatre.
VIII be continued through the winter. Mr. Her
bert conducted his farewell Pittsburg Orchestra
concert at Carnegie Hall OF March 10 last. He
then organized his own orchestra, and returned
to Pittsburg for week at the exposition. clos
ing there on Saturday night. He was enthusi-
astically cheered when he made his final bow 70
Pittsburg. He had been extensively entertained
by the social and financial leaders OF the city
during the week, and received strong induce
ments TO remain. but an offer from Mr.. Rob-
erts and the fact that Mr.. Herbert prefers New
York. above all other American cities, as a
place Of residence have been influences sufi-
centiy strong to cause him TO decide hereafter
to give New-York the chief benefit OF his gifts
as conductor and composer. He has pur-
chased q house on West End-aye and this he
expects to make his permanent home
The orchestral selections the opening night
viii include a suite from Babes In TOyland."
which. ii will be remembered. was composed by
Mr. Herbert: rhapsody Of his own compost
ton. selections from Wagner. some novelties
from the French and Italian operas. n fantasy
from the most popular American and English
OPERAS and some new ballet y,,Isir ~ eacL
concert there viii be a singer. For the first the
soprano will be Miss Anita Rio. The tenors
viii be Paul Default and Henry McClaskey.
the barytone will be Percy Hemus and the
basso will be Julian Walker. On nights inter-
vening between his New-York concerts. Mr..
Herbert VIII take his orchestra TO nearby cities.
He will also work on two comic operas in
which, he is confident he will duplicate the
great success ne achieved with ''Babes In
Toyland" THE Wizard OF the Nile The Sere-
made and the other operas which have given
him fame as a composer. At the close of the
New-York season he viii start on spring tour.
which VIII be managed by Mr.. Roberts.
The following ladies and gentlemen will serve
as associate directors on the board of directors
Of the New-York Symphony Orchestra for tho
coming season: Mrs. Paul D. Cravath Miss
Mary r. Calender. Miss Carol de Forrest Sam
uel S. Sanford. Isaac n. Segman. r. W. G. Well
ing, Samuel Untermyer f. S. Hastings Rudolph
Schirmer and Alexander Lambert. The orches-
ira and Walter Damrosch have gone to Pitts
burg, to fill engagement OF two weeks
turning to New-YorI[ on October % when re-
hearsais for the symphony of Gustave
Mahler. which is to receive its first performance
in America at The first Sunday afternoon SYM
phony concert. on November =. will begin.
The following extremely interesting list of
prices has been arranged for the concerts OF the
Russian Symphony Society. which are to take
place in Carnegie Hall on the evenings Of No
yember TO- December q. January 81. February
-. March IL and April l:
99ysFtsFs 9ysFtss s Ss5 GG the in MaG9a Ls1F n Gnss
Overture and saVono canoes from tho MeT5naid
Excerpt. from til. opera .s @
Dance Persian Women First timeI
Petite suite TIrst tme). Borodin
Lezginka Rubinstein
Third Symphony .Tschaikowsky
Pfahase for P four f9gF vo6ts oa
9 a Mozartian theme First tmel .Tschakowsky
symphonic description Of The Battle OF Poltava"
and 'Hopak'' from tho opera ''Mazeppa. Grirst
Dances from Voycvods lFirst tin,e ,sHowsy
Third act from the opera ballet Mada;.. in concert
Suite Tsarsaltan.' fairy tale (je ti%S5
saii: ss: a2asf Fsso4s Scenes. s" xeg ess' 4:a
-. ippolitor -ivanotr
Symphonic poem. stenka Rain (Ftrst timel -
First SYMPHONY. New nrst time .Ilachmani2off
Dances ist tncj RachmsnimoT fsaShaanimofF
Symphony IN A CF1rst tinel iaiinniEo
LOudon G. Charlton announces that David
Bispham has returned from a long summer OF
rest and recreation abroad, and his season win
begin with series Of four recItals In Meudels-
sohn Hail on the afternoons Of October 81 No
vember 8. p and 80. The first recital will be
devoted to "Au die Ferne Gellebte" Beethoven.
and "Frauenliebe und Leben" and .Dichter
iebe,' Sehumann; the second recital to Schu-
Derts Die Sch6ne Mulefin' the third recital
10 the same composers "Winterreise' the
fourth recital to -Four Serious Songs and
DIE Schone MaGeione.' by Brahms
The two concerts Of the Musical Art Society
OF New-York will be given on the evenings of
Thursday. December 10 and March 0. In Car
negie Hall The symphony concerts for Young
people Will be given in Carnegie Hall on Satur-
January a. February and % and March IL