New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08

Gu seppe CaInpanari. barytone; Rafael Joseny'
r,,sr soforse: Bessie Abbott. soprano; rudolph
Gang piaroforte, and Charles NJ Loefher' Vioi
d,anaore, are among the solo performers aiFeao5
en- gaea5 for the series of eight Sunday after
noon ami eight Tuesday evening concerts 10 De
given this season by the New-York Symphony
Orchestra Walter Daznrosch, conductor. Mr.
Darnroscsh will personally conduct twelve OF
t1,s,se cuncert. and Herr Felix Weingartner,
who will visit this country as Mr.. Da1nToscns
guest viii direct the other four. All these con-
certs viii be given, usual IN Carnegie Han.
The first concerts viii be November IL ana lA
and at tbs ase Herr Reisenauer. whose first re-
appearance, in America it Will be. will play the
Idszt conce rto in A. with which ne made re-
m srlxa Bile uccess in New-Yor1s City two years
aap signor caInpsnari. who has not sung in
New-York City for two years. VIII sing "The
Legend Of the Sage Bush" from Massenets new
opera lie loGgIeur de Notre Dame 1t was
tits excerpt. sung by Fougere at the Opera
Cornioue Paris that contributed greatly to the
opera's Success Mr. ,Toseffy will play for the
first tirue In New York the first panoforte con-
certo of B rahras. Bessie Abbott is the American
soprano " no went abroad to study at the sug-
gestion OF Jean de Reszke. who became greatly
interested IN her progress On completing her
studies sl7s was Immediately engaged for the
Grand Oper a. Paris. OF this she is still a.
ber Miss Abbott will be this country for
only a short concert season. Mr.. CAMS appear
ances will b on February 4 and b, under the
direction of Herr WeingartTler. Mr. Loeffer
will play the viol d'amore part in his own SYM
lhonic poem LIE Mort de Tfntagile." Loefher
who is one Of the most interesting of composers
in this country. member OF Dr.. Leopold
Darrroschs ore .hestra twenty-five years ago. He
was then eight years old. and DR.. Damrosch
was very fond of him and regretted his loss
when Ioeff1er left New-York to live In Boston
He and Walter Damrosch happen to have been
born the same day, January 80 In the same
year. NJ George Barrere, the new french nutlst
of the Network Symphony Orchestra, Will
play a suite by Bach for flute and orchestra
which has never baen performed in this country
Each of the sooists mentioned will be heard
at both q Sunday afternoon and a Tuesday
evening CONCERT
The Adele EEargulies Trio, composed of Miss
Adele Marg-1;es, pianofofte: Leopold Lichten-
berg violin. and Leo Schulz, violonceilo. will
give three concerts this season in Mendelssohn
Hail. on the evenings of December s. January
is and February "a
Four concerts of chamber music will be given
in Mendelssohn Hall by the Olive Mead Quartet.
composed of Miss Olive Mead and Miss Eliza
beth Houghton, 'vions; Miss Gladys North,
viola and Miss Lillian Littlehales. violonce1lo.
The dates set down are the evenings of Novem-
Der il, January 8. March and April g. Novel
ties on the programmes viii be Sinding's Quar-
pianoforte quartet by Lekeu-
The Philharmonic Society of New-York has
issued it's prospectus for the present season
the sixty-fourth in It's history-containing the
names of the soioists to appear at the concerts
this year. They include Otie Chew, young
English violinist of great reputation in Europe,
who is to be heard for the first time in this
country with the Philharmonic Orchestra, when
she will play the Brahms violin concerto in
D major; Henry Marteau Raom Pugno
Alfred Reisenauer, Jean Gerardy and Nine.
Kiraby-Bu1n. The programmes OF the season
will contain: Symphonies-No. 4, D minor, and
No. 2, c major. by Schumann; the Pastoral
and the minor. by Beethoven: Manfred"
and the Pathetic" by Tschaikowsl1y; the @
major, by Schubert. and No. 2. C major by
Brahms Symphonic poems: "Ein Helden-
leben' and Don JUAN by Richard Strauss;
Francesca da Rin1in' by Tschaikowsky;
"scheherezade.' by Rimsky Korsakoff. Over
lures: "a Midsummer Nights Dream" by Men
delssohn; King Lear" by Berlioz; f'Egmont"
and 'Ieonore." by Beethoven, and Faust" by
Wagner. Variations for Orchestra. by Edgar
Elgar. For string orchestra: Theme and va
riations from quartet in d minor, by Schubert, |
and serenade in G major. by Tschaikowsky. !
The circular, containing portraits Of the new
conductors for the present season, may be had |
on application TO Felix F. Leifels. secretary |
Carnegie Hall. Subscribers of last season may |
renew their subscriptions at the box office of |
the Philharmonic Society, at Carnegie Hall, for |
one week. from Monday. October 49, until sat |
and p.
Performances of 'ParsifaP at the regular |
prices for seats promised at the Opera House
this winter. The attendance In the two seasons |
past has made this reduction possible Here |
is complete list of the operas Which-ft is now /
promised-will comprise the repertory. though |
some undoubtedly win fail of hearing /
Beethoven-''Fidelio
Bellni-"La Sonnambua" CreVivaI).
Bizet-"Carmen.'
DonizettL"Don Pasquale." "I.,Elisir d'Amore,"
La Favorita' (revivaD. and Lucia di Hammer
moor
FIotow-'Marta'' (evivaD.
CIoldmark-''Die Konigin Won Saba Crevivan.
Gounod-'Failst' and ROMEO ct Ju1ette"
Humperdinck-"Ea nsel und Gretel Cnew).
eoncavallo-"pa gliacci'
Mascagni-"Cavalleria Rusticana-"
Meyerbeer-"Les Huguenots."
Mozart-"Don Giovanni (revivaD IN F1auto |
Magico' and lie Nozze di Figaro ~
Ponchielli-"La Gioconda-"
Puccini-'La Boh6me,' 'Toscs" and trAEanon |
Lescaut new.
Rossini--"Ji Barbiere di Siviglia"
Smetana-"Die Verkaufte BraIIt
Strauss-"Die Fledermaus" and "cT)er Ziseliner- |
Baron" new
verdi-"AIda." I'm BaIlo in Maschera,p "Rigo-
letto" la Travtata' and I'll Trovatore'' re
vivaD.
Wagner-"Der FlIegende Hollgnder'' frevfvan
"Lohengrin," die Meistersnger" 'orann-
hauser7 Tristan und Isolde" 'Das Rheingold..
Die WaIkire." "siegfried" and "G6tterdam-
Bayer-'Die Puppenfee" bauet).
Delibes-"Coppelia'' (ballet).