New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
MUSICAL NOTES.

Boston Symphony Concerts-Von
VecScy-Operas- CaLenddr.
sunday.-carnegie Han. 3 p. m. concert OF the
New-N0rk symphony Orchestra; ,, m
pitai: Metropolitan Opera House. $50 D. M
memorial concert TO Theodore Thomas; Ma
jestic Theatre, $40 p. m. concert by Victor
Herbert and his orchestra
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Opera House 30 p. m.
German opera. Magner's Die MeiStersin-
GER: Men6elssohn Han. 2:l5 p. m. piano
forte recital by Adele -Aus der Ohe; ST. Bar
lhosomew's $40 D. r., organ recital oy &c
win Lemare.
Tuesday.-Carnegie Hall. S:15 D. m. concert OF
Franz vOn Necsey; Carnegie Chamber Music
Hall. $50 b. m. concert 10y the D2nnreuther
Quartet Mendelssohn Han. S:l3 =. m re-
cital by a child pianist: No. '5 East Third
St. p. m. opening of the new building OF
The Music School Settlement.
wednesday.-Me;ropolitan Opera House. I:40 p;
m. German opera, Wagners Tristan und
Isolde: No. 80 West Sixty-seventh-st, )
p. m. concert OF chamber music.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Opera House. 1:30 r.
m, German opera. Die Waikdre": Carnegie
Hall. SD p. m- concert of the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra.
Friday.-Metropoltan Opera House, : p m.
Italian opera, 'CaValleria Rustcara" and II
Pagliacci'': Carnegie Ezali. S:l5 y. m, con-
cert Of the Peoples symphony; Baptist
Temple, Brooklyn. s:l3 p m. concert Of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Opera House. p. m,
French opera, Faust; 5 p. M: German
opera 'Lohengrin'; Carnegie Hall, 80 D.
m. concert OF the Boston Symphony Or
chestra; Chamber Music Room in Carnegie
Hall, II q. m, historical song recital by Miss
Margaret Goetz.
Mr.. Rafael Joseffy win be the solost at the
Boston Symphony Orchestra concert on Thurs
day evening next, at Carnegie Hall NJ. Jo
sefTy viii play the Brahms No , concerto. which.
Notwithstanding its brillancy and difficulties for
the pianist, has been designated as symphony
with piano part. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Overture TO tie opera .'GeRovsya og sl.. sehumann
Vincent dIndy
At the concert on Saturday afternoon. January
il. Miss Muriel Foster the brilliant young Eng
lish contralto. whose American appearances are
among the pleasant memories of last season. will
be the soloist Of the occasion. For this perform
ance Mr.. Gericke has arranged the following
programme:
waitzss orohestTaoi by " 5ercke Brahms
Three songs flom cycle Of ive
symphony in minor No & op beethoven
The temperance on the metropolitan stage
of Tristan und Isolde viii be welcomed at
the Metropolitan opera House this week. Apart
from this the programmes will consist Of repe-
titions Of favorite wcgks in the German. French
and italian repertories. Tomorrow Die Meis-
tersinger' viii be presented, with the admirable
cast Of the recent revival. Nine. AIno Ackte
viii be the Eva and Nine. Louise Homer viii
sing Magdalena. The walther Won Stolzing will
be Heinrich Knote. whose present engagement
at the Metropolitan viii, unhappily, soon end.
as he is under contract at the Munich Prinz
Regenten Theatre. The Hans Sachs viii be
8dr. Van Rooy; Mr. Goritz viii repeat his hu-
1norous and attractive Interpretation Of Beck
messer and other parts will be intrusted to
aIessrs. Bass. Muhlmenn. Reiss, Lloyd Rand,
Dufriche. Greder and Ballard Alfred Hertz
will conduct.
The revival Of Tristan und Isolde on
Wednesday VIII reintroduce a popular Isolde
IN Nine. Nordica. whose fondness for the part
IS well known Another feature Of the perform
ance viii be the Brargaene OF Miss Olive Frem-
sEad. which much admired here last sea-
son. Heinrich Knote viii, for the first time in
this country, appear in the exacting and tremen-
dOus role of Tristan, while Mr. Van Rooy as
KurwenaI Atr. Blass as King Marke Mr.. Muehl-
mann as Melot and Mr. Reiss as the Shepherd
viii complete the cast Alfred Hertz will again
conduct
For Thursday evening the management prom
tses the second part Of the Ring des Nibelun-
gem cycle, Die Walkure." Nine. Senger-Bet-
Iaque viii again DE the Brinnhilde Nine.
Earnes viii repeat her charming performance of
SieglinGe and Nine Louise Homer will be the
Fricka The Segmund viii be Mr. Burgstaler
and Nr. Van ROoy viii again give his
9estic Wotan. With Mr.. Blass as Hunding and
Mines. Alien Homer. Marion Weed, Bauermeis-
ter, JGcODy, Lemon, Ralph and milford the
Malkueren, the cast is complete. Conductor,
Alfred Hertz.
Friday VIII see the presentation Of q familiar
but always popular, double bill, opening with
Mascagni's "Cavaleria Rusticana" and ending
with LeoncaVallo's PA gliacci' Nine. De
Macch VIII again impersonate SantuZZa- Nine
Jacoby VIII make pleasing Lola and Miss
Bauermester viii be the Lucia. The Turiddu
will be Mr.. Dippel and Mr.. Giraldon will sing
Alho- In 'Paglacci" Miss Bella Alien will for
the second time be heard Media. Mr.. Caruso
viii. needless 10 say, interpret the heartbroken
Canio. IN which he is unrivaled. Mt. Scott will
appear in his realistic rendering OF the venge-
ful Tonic, Mr. Reiss viii he the Peppo and Mr.
Paryls viii sing the small but effective role Of
sylvio. Both works viii be under the direction
OF Arturo Nigna.
Faust" VIII be the bill at the Saturday mat
inee. Nine. Eames as Marguerite, Nine. Jacoby
as Siebel, Miss Bauermeister as Marthe NM
Saleza as Faust, Plancon Mephistopheles
Scott as kalentin and Begue Wagner will
be The cast which il would be hard TO improve
on. Conductor. Nahan Franko. The week will
e1d with the eighth popular Saturday evening
performance. at which 'Lohengrin" will be the
bill. with Mines. NOrdica and Walker respect
lively as Elsa and Ortrud, MN. Knote and Goritz
as LOhengrin and Friedrich, Mr.. Journet as
Heinrich der Noger and Mr Muhlmann as the
Herold Conductor. Alfred Hertz.
Tonight, as already announced. a concert spe-
cialy intended as a tribute TO the memory OF
Theodore Thomas viii be given at the Metro
politan Opera House under the direction Of
Nahan Franko Three Of Mr.. Thomas's assist
ants who in days past appeared as concert mas
tiers IN his orchestra viii take part IN the per-
formance. OF these. one is Nj. Franko While
the two others are Max Bendix and Mr. Boegner