New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

sohn HALL on next Tuesday evening at S:16
O'clock The club is composed Of the principal
players OF wind instruments OF the Boston
Symphony Orchestra and they make specially
OF chamber music for wind instruments. It's
existence was made possible by the liberal
policy OF the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which
fosters individual effort on the part OF Its mem
hsrs by means OF various subsidiary organiza-
items It is an interesting fact that there are
no less than eight Of these. of which the most
important the Longy Club and the Boston
symphony Quartet, which is TO give its first
concert OF the year in New-Eork on January =
The idea of the club belongs TO Mr.. George
Long,, the first oboe OF the orchestra He had
Been In similar organizations IN PaTis' tSI Wnese
esteem than they seem TO be elsewhere IN the
world, and when he came TO Boston, discover
ing the ma gnifcent material in the wind choirs
Of the orchestra, he had no trouble IN gettlng
Mr. Hgginson's consent TO form club. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
For obos clarinet horn. sassoOn and gia99Oa
SSsr flute, two oSoes. two cisF.nsts horns and
Tor aa5e osos 9&o ciarinets Oasseon
''"0'''0 IN E MT dor oboo3
6 @ i, 1p Two oeoe two cisrfnets two horns
ana basscons)
Ths fifth week of the grand opera season will.
in large measure, be given up at the Metro
pcl.tan TO works in the Italian repertory. -Four
Of the FIVE operas promised by Mr. Conried viii
be Italian and only one VIII be German. The
most interesting features viii be the reappear-
snee on the bills OF La BoheIne" and Gutter
ds-nrnerung" La Boheme' VIII be sung to-
morrow night with cast including Nine. Sem
hrtch as Mimi Miss Bella Alien as Musetta, Mr.
Caruso Rodolfo Mr.. Scotu as Marcello, Mr.
Gourmet as CoIlino. Mr.. Parvis as Schaunard and
Nh Dufriche and Rossi IN the buffo roles OF
Benoit and Alcindoro. Mr.. Arturo Vigna viii con-
duct On Wednesday evening the opera win be
Risoletto" with Nine. Senbrich as Gilda, Nine
Jaeoby Maddalena, Miss bauerrnelster as
GioYanra Miss Lawrence as the Countess and
Miss Vail the Page. 1t was as the DUKE IN
'Rigeietto" that Afr. Caruso first won the hearLs
Of the New Yorkers, and onFWednesday he W1li
be heard again in that character. Mr.. Scotu
viii play the title role, and Mr.. Journet VIII ap
pear as Sparafucile Montsieiae s m i4a Mn bv
Menimann, and the cast VIII De conpietee M. ~
Nh. Greder and Begue. Pareh and toglia' Inc
performance will be under the olrectioL ,: OF M:
Figna. For Friday evening the Inanase9aeIS 9g
promises fine Interpretation or "GoLlefoaHi-
nsrung" The cast will reintroduce the al
nirable Rriinnhilde OF Nine. Nordica Gutrune
wifi be sung bv Marion Weed. Waltraute By
Nine. Homer and two of the Rhine DaugnLers
viii be Miss ReIla Alien and Miss Paula Ralph
The eseeS-sed viii he Mr. Heinrich Knote whose
name has long been identified with the part ia
Munich: Mr. Blass will repeat his characterlza-S
Gunther Mr. Alfred Hertz win be at the con-
auctor5s desk Ia Favcrita' is the opera
ance with Miss Walker as Leonora, Nine.
gefnelh as Ines Mr. Caruso as feFIlsnSo, - ~
Scptu as Alfonso. Mr.. Plancon as BeloassaIS
and Mr. Bars as Don Gasparo La IraVlata Ir!
is announced for the popular Saturday evening
Performance, with Mime. Senbrieh: MISS i BaueI-
megter, Nine Jacoby, Mr.. Dfppei, Mr; fsfFls
snd Mn. DufTichs Bars, Begne ana FhFeh III
tss cast. Mr. Vigna VIII conduct-
The New-York Symphony Orchestra VIII give
fsz fourth Sunday afternoon symphony concert
sno It's fourth Tuesday evening symphony con-
cert this week at Carnegie Hall. a separate pro-
graTnme fer each concert has been aFfsflgs3' Dtl
Ahct1 souranc from the Grand Opera, Parls;
hsr first Appearance In nSew-Tork, and Haoul
Frgne. piano,
PROGRAMME THIS AFTERNOON At
Vsrssisa Russan EoIk song By Agss'O0neheH
AZ srons The Magic k1ats, i..o6. ..t, > - " =
Symphony for orchestra and Piano on the song
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1Ssnes Of the Forest" from siesfrlee' 4 wagner
PROGRAMME. TUESDAY EVENING AT s:i5
93,sssstnEs. -Leonore' No. Mozart
-" The hsfas S.ss Bessie Abett.
sphono Variations for Piano with cessf F-anci
Ar1ette ,,.rx
Eeresuse .Tsehalkofss fsiast
fieiie chA1sgn nSss Jess,. l9ott
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Madame gembrich has consented to sing i'i
'as benefit of the Music School Settlement ~
sanoers to be given on Thursday, January =