New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

ALFRED RESE1EAUEA
He VIII play at the concerts Of the philharmonic
Society next Friday and Saturday.
nest seats having been reserved for that city. On
Friday ''IJn Ballo IN Maschera" was to have been
xun1 hut Il has been postponed and ''Rigoletto"
with Mines. Noreln and Louise Homer and NM
Caruso, Scott and Gourmet will be the opera
Arturo Vigna viii conduct The casts for the
week:
nfoNDAT EVENING AT ocLoCK-DoNIzETTr
LUCIA DI I-ANIMERoiooR."
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Conductor. Arturo vigna-
"WEDNESDAY EVENING AT s ocLocK-D oN1ZErTrs
'LELIsIR D'AMORB"
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Seraor5no Caruso
eio0Ts SCOTT
Conductor. Arturo Tigna-
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT ocIocK-sDcTH
PERFORMANCE OF "PARsIFAL"
On Germany
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a Voice Nine Jscoby
EATURDAT AFTERNOON AT las ocLoCK-RIcH-
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DIE WALKURE.''
On Germany
socond part OF Der Ring des NIbelunsen."
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De s!SasH Tonola Van PTssss
Conductor Felix Mottl
SATURDAT EVENING AT o'cIocK-PoPUIAR
PERFORMANCE. Ross1elrs IL BAR
BIERE d sTvIGLIA."
On Itaan0 $500,
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N-allDaiid.
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&ots2in tie lesson iocac Mm; sc;njfica viii sing the
-TrmaTera" waltz CT Johann Strauss.
Conductor. Arturo viEna
viii be given:
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Miss Paula Ralph
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v,-t,r. .q,r..-,..Nr NJ. BuIgstaiier
The nth rehearsal and concert OF the Fhuhar-
monte Society on Friday afternoon Ta,7,-9r, 90 a
oaturo1y evening January 60, will be directed by
Victor Herbert. who Will conduct the Fjtsb,rr,
Orchestra after this season. The nro-~a,,,,,o III
consist OF the unfinished symphony in r minor ~,
Schubert. Victor Herberts symphonic poern ..T4aro
and Leander" and the Carnival Overture" by
Dvorak Mr.. Herbert the first yfolonceil,st .,
the Philharmonic Society for several years ana h.
has been looking forward with peasurabe interes,
20 his first appearance as musical director OF 4bs
organization. II only at the urgent request
OF the executive committee that he included one
Of his own compositions IN the programme.
Mr.. HerbeTt's symphonic poem. which had g
hearing IN New-York at a concert OF the Pittsburz
Orchestra January 2 1901, deserves something In
the way OF description and analysis. Hero was q
priestess OF Aphrodite who lived at Sestos. or The
'1hrecian coast; Leander. youth. whose home wa.
AZ AbydOs. the Asiatic shore. beyond the Helles
.pont The pair met and loved. and Leander was
wont 20 swim across the strait every night, while
nero held torch at her tower window TO direc
Rhe bold swimmer to her side. One night there
slose a tempest, and Leander was drowned and
ms body was cast up by the waves at the foot o.
ene tower Then Hero threw herself upon the
sgeo rocks beside him, and the lovers were united
In death
That tale Is old love anew
may nerve young hearts 70 prove as tr1e
's byron after he had put discrediting doubts
shame By swimming the Hellespont himself
60 calching an ague for his pains. a simple tale
:. Win what lovely fervor have the poets sung
'f ana over again! Byron could smile at his
- Nulzouc feat In the lines which he wrote six
etter us accomplishment. but in 1.-The Bride
aDgoos he did not attempt TO conceal the ar
- --sA which he felt for the tale or his pride IN
- t-oDklt that Hee's buovans wave had borna