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

,soBy Society; Carnegie Hal, Sis ?. m,
second concert OF the Richard Strauss Fes-
rvaL
Metropolitan Opera House. S p. m,
italian opera. AIozarts "Nozze d Figaro;
Ca-necie Hall p m. public rehearsal OF
the Philharmonic Society, under the dlree-
ton of ". Safonof, o. Moscow; Mendels-
soh1 Hail. SD ,. IN, chamber concert by
Nr and Mrs Ludwig NarUln
Es,urday-Carnegie Hall. Sis ?. m. concert Of
the Philharmonic Society; Metropolitan
opera House. p. m, French opera, Faust
p. rl. German opera Die Nalklre.
Monday win see ;Ae beginning Of the fifteenth
ana last week Of the regular grand opera season
e. the Metropolitan Opera House. Il VIII be
marked hy two performances Of interest. The
first Of these VIII be the revival on Friday even
1F of lie Eozze d. Figaro" with Nine. Sem
t-iCh of course. In the role q Susanna, which
sire has made her own; Mime. Gadsk, for the
arst time. as La Contessa: Nine. Camille Sey-
gard IN the attractive role CT Cherubino, MI
Scott as j Conte and A-r. Campanari IN his
hvo7ite character Of The vivacious Figaro The
cast VIII be completed by Miss Bauermeister and
Nsssrs Rossi. Dufriche. Reiss and MaestrL
Fsar Motif VIII conduct
Tbe second performances Of interest win be the
bsgr-lng OF the Ring des Nibelungen" cycla
which VIII not be completed until next week.
On Thursday evening comes "Das Rbeingold."
with virtually new cast. including Miss Olive
Fremstad ss Fricka, Miss Edyth Walker as
Erda Mne. Camille Eeygard as Freia. ana
Mines louise Homer Marion Weed and Paula
Ralph as the three Rhine daughters. Mr.. Burg
s.aIsr VIII Tor the first time here be heard as
The uscaevous Lose. whom he has imperson-
sted frequently IL Germany. Mr.. Van Rooy VIII
Ggain be Wo;an. III Goritz VIII he the Abe
~ ~ rre T~vrA
nam as Bonner and mr. Reiss VIII repeat his
characterization of Mime. Nessrs. Kloepfer and
Bass VIII be the giants. Fasoh and Fafner.
Conductor Alfred Hertz
On Saturday evening Die WaIkGre," the sec
cd part of the Trilogy. viii be performed. with
Nine Teu.ra as B-GlHhllde Miss olive Frem-
ttad as Segl.1le and this time. Nine. Louise
Homer as Frle6a. The Walkures VIII. as at
previous performances. be Mines. Homer, hro-
.ae Van Dresser. Ralph, Bouton, Heiaelmach.
-5----f. ana oar1tE. Mr.. thraus VIII again
= i-e HleguulL. Ar. Van EoOy the MOtan and
~ h-oep.er tle HurGiEg Felix Motif VIII be
a. ne conductors desk.
Romeo e. Julette" VIII be repeated to-nor-
soU evening, with Nine. Ackte once more as
sa4stte Miss Isabelle Boulon as Stephano and
,--ss bauerrre s-er as -he Nurse Alr. Fran
-Ne'sl Nll reaDDe1T rs Romeo, Mr. Pol Plancon
vii ta the Fr9re Laurent. Er. Jou-uet VIII sing
,-Ia.et and Nr. Bars Tybalt. Conductor, Felix
Eor Wednesday evening e promised = last
performance RI Carmen" with Miss Emma
cave !l The tile part. A1-. Naval win on this
Csr--.' ...s lovers as Ion jose; +" il'i7 III
Se.lai5I WI appear as Escalc-!llo. Con-
Tie last matinee performance OF the present
season n.l take place on Saturday. when the
'- E'l be- 'raaet." with Nine. Aclrte as Mar
g-srte Kiss Edith Walker as siebel Miss
~T.-'Ehe.ster Gs Narthe. Mr. Naval as Faust.
- f-sneql as Nerhlst0pleles Ny Scott as
s-A-h and 1Ir. DUfrlche IS Wagner Con-
'r 1lstav EiaTichs
q Unusual attraction, IN the person OF Miss
INA oslvt. is announced FOR the concert which
O. gwen tonight 81 the Metropolitan opera
'-se Miss Calve VIII sing three times during
t.e1-g le- selections being the grand air
'- -asseuets 'IIerodiade.' the "AysolF
ron FGlelen Davids opera, IA perle Gu
(Which rIl offer her aa opportunity %
.*sng her powers as col0ratura singer,
WITH Poi Planeor) she viii also be heard iu
rlea Quo. 'Iye Cr7lcifx." the words Of which
vi ''-fCFed from victor hugo. Pol Plancon
eso contribute the PRO Pcecats' from
--4e 'S.aLat Mater" A third s0lOist Of
rs---- Is ---. BuI- staller, who VIII contrib
r-- t-sHe str from NGhuls Joseph and two
r--E Aefer n Schubert. Another feature OF
u, programme VIII be the first appearance s.
y-iify ~ Miss Hertha Won Seldencck,
49, No-H'st from CarsrUIe. Glss Won Sc.-
N|r-. .' E-.g lAe p d.lLaetA .AIlioA1illtflNsh u
f.r- .--estral numbers announced are j In
go -e.e.' overture Of Eeudelssohn, Rubin
49, La-iet music u "Feramors" and Wag-
r.- Fl. 1larEch, known here as the Centen-
aIaa- Nr Felix Motif Nlu conduct
g.. es'ea-h regular puzzle rehearsal and con-
4, u lle Philharmonic Society VIII take place
--IAes-e Han next Friday afternoon and
,ag evening Mime. Schumann-IFeink VIII
g. .Fo solos. and the conductor VIII De wash
60 Imperial Russian state Councillor. con-
a. q, The Imperial Musical Society OF Russia
p. director ~ the Conservatory at Moscow.
'-Ng "il very naturally he attended by
-o-s mixture ~ Russian music IN the
''-''e' but he win also let the public learn
D.. s-noFen speaks 10 the Russian fancy.
4fi-ns number win be the Pathetic"
~ 'y Tschaikowsky his closing the
~. -soAore" overture Nine Echumann.
rs- y" sing a scene and rondo by Mozart
.a- ''au concert rooms. and the familiar
S.. .-f douEre Ia v0tx"l from Saint
-. samson II Dalla." Tie Mozart niece
'4'--'E associations. It ygGs written foz