New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29

Yrenarae1nG for the approaching season OF
rand opera at the Metropolitan VIII shortly
enser on tho last and most interesting stage
when Il will b possible to give general TO-
h>ar.als The orchestra under the direction oi
-, con,ieds conductors the chorus, under MI
1.e,o4i and the ballet, under Mr.. Alherderf, have
for some time past been at work Gradually,
too the prtna donnas and male stars are re-
turning to the Metropolitan. Nine. Nordfca.
Kme Eames Nine Louise Homer, Miss Jacoos'
Miss Paula Ralph and other favorte artists In
the company already IN this country, and on
Tuesday next three OF Mr.. ConHed's famous
tenore-Mr Caruso Mr. Kncte and Mr.. Dlppel-
VIII arrive on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. They Will
be followed days later by Nine Aten
Mr.. Gori,z. Mr. Bel-Resky the new barytonel
and other distinguished singers. Scenic and
lighting rehearsals occur daily at the Metro
politan.
TIE nrst SONG recital OF the season will be that
Of Gwtlyn Miles in Mendelssohn Hall next
Tuesday evening. Following will be the pro-
gramme:
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-se'.As '0s the Ring of Ralph Vaughan william.
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.ies iro.ie Neht' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schumann
: pr. 5s,n s ss..n.d. TsohaihOvss'
Raoul Pugno. the French pianist, sailed yes
terdsy from Havre on the steamer La SaVoie
and IS due in New-Yosk November 5. He is &C
Ia to{-
visit to n country. Pugno viii oper his tou.
IA Boston on November Is and on the Ism WIN
make his temperance in this city with lIe
1,nssian symphony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall
So viii civ. his frs recital in Mendelssohn
Hall On Thursday afternoon November %. o. 90
the second the afternoon Of the Zsth III 'iie
place.
AT her first concert in Carnegie Hall on the
evening of Wednesday. November s, Miss Marie
Hall the English violinist, will play Ischai-
kowsky's concerto, a concerto by Pasanlm tthe
one in D. in all probability, since it is the only
sne If The cid wizards concertos that has sur
yivedf and Saint-Sasns's "Rondo Capriceiaso.
The New-York Symphony Orchestra. under the
direction of Walter Damrosch. VIII assist
Edwin Grasse the violinist. is to be heard In
New-York this winter in three recitals in Men
delssohn Hail. the first Of which will be given
on Wednesday evening, November "
The complete schedule of bookings for the
seeming season of the Boston Symphony Or
chestra has now been completed and is pub
lshed in the orchestra's little year book
Counting those concerts which have already
been given the orchestra will play 100 times UP
te April % next, when the season closes IN Bos-
Al ton OF these concerts Boston gets forty-eight,
II the twenty-four public rehearsals and the
Z twenty-four evening concerts Next comes
Z New-York with ten. and Cambridge with six
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
1ngton get five each. Providence and Hartford
three each, and Buffalo, Worcester and Port
land, Me, two each. The others are scattered
for the most part among the smaller cities and
towns of New-oor.l State and New-Engand.
The first concerts Of the season will be given In
Carnegie Hall Thursday evening Novem-
At tie Thursday evening concert the soloist
will be Heinrich %arnEe, the new principal
'celiist of the orchestra Mr.. Warnke has met
York the Dyorak concerto. The singers on Sat
urday afternoon will be Nine. Gadsh and Eli
son Van Hoose the programme being devoted
TO excerpts from Wagnerian music dramas.
Nine Sembrich. who is expected to arrive
here early in November. will be heard in Bos-
ton Philadelphia, Portland and Worcester
after her first New York recital at Carnegie
Hall November a.
Programme of the concert to be given by Miss
Minnie Coons, pianist, with the help of Walter
Dsmrosch and the New-York Symphony Or
chestra, at Carnegie Hall on next Thursday
evening:
Iheme variations from Wedding
Orchestra
piano Beethoven
Minnie Coons.
yAnsssie and fusue.
Minnie Coons.
ca Bsrcerolle, "A Night Lisbon Saint-Sasn
- Perpetuern Mobile.
Orchestra.
Andsnte Spinato Polonaise .Choein
& Minnie Coons.
CooceTtst1ck Weber
Minnie Coons.
Miss Harriet Ware announces three Saturday
morning musicals to take place at Ardsley
Hall. No. 800 Central Park West. on November
is. November 25 and December 2. At the first