New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Inc DrosraIfllne lS as lolVNs
Solo fer nute with orchestra .saInt-saens
Air lie Prophete'. .MeyeFOeer
e Mime soder-Itueck 1iszt
and Bridal cEorda 5s frofa ohengrin
fdaE ian sPe eo ftG Sp pa@Ia aanne. Wagner
! Procession OF the Knights Of the Grail from
aiae yailrier from walSrre +:dnake~.ky
(a hIsperinss Among the Ws. 1sne1 Bl1a
CclaTnet solo n Leroy cello solo Mt schulz ,.rd,
Two novelties are promised by waiter
Damrosch for the next concerts of the New
York Symphony Orchestra. in Carnegie 7ah'
Sunday afternoon, November 26, and TUESDAY
! evening November 2S.
These are an Introduction and Allegro 1or
strings by Sir Edward ElGar, in which a SOLO
string quartet is contrasted and interviewer
most skilfully with the entire string orchestra
It's models have evidently been the concerto
Crosse of Handel and of Bach, but 1t IS tnoi-
oughly modern in treatment and shows the
subtle use of harmony which characterlzes al
( of Cigars later compositions. Tne other ny
city is an excerpt from Massenets new opera
THE Juggler of Notre Dame, whlch olsno5
| Campanari will sing 1t is emitted THE Legend
| of the Sage Bush" and tells in simple Worus ~
| the story of the flight of the Holy FANNY from
Egypt during the Slaughter of the Innocents'
| when, overcome by fatigue and anxiety Tor the
child Jesus, the Virgin Mary appeals to the rose
| 10 open its petals in order to make a bed Tcr
the Child. The rose proudly refuses, whereupon
the humble sage brush offers its shelter, and in
| ;ts leaves the Child slumbers and Is hidden
from tie view of Herods bloodstained soldiers.
! Therefore the sage brush after has been
| called blessed This excerpt as sung by Fou-
! gere at the Opera Comique Paris, always
arouses the most tremendous enthusiasm and
is the one number that has to be encored night
/ ly The entire programme is as follows
aionoogpe chenier .ordano
/ Introduction and Allegro % for strings rings I Islgar
oaartet and orchestra New: first tins Amerca5
THE Legend Of the sage Bush lie Jong,-
@s";; ;ssssr Sss5 sjgs 5ss5sasEi; i 49P;riss'
suite de- Ballet: a1 serenade (bj Parade do Foe c9
Francis Rogers, barytone, will give his fifth
annual New-York recital at Mendelssohn Hall
November 81.
Musical people in New-York were interested
| last season in the work OF the Flonzaley
| String Quartet formed and supported here by
| Mr. E. J. De Coppet. an amateur Of means and
enthusiasm, for the cultivation of chamber
music. The organization is supported entirely
by Mr.. De Coppet, that its members are
| wholly relieved from business or financial
problems and devote their whole time to per
fecting their quartet playing. 1t Is Mr.. De
Ccppet's intention to bring his quartet before
| the New-York public again this season; not
for profit, as all their receipts from their con-
certs he gives to charitable objects. but for the
good of fine chamber music in New-York. He
| does this, in fact much another man might
open his picture gallery to the public and will
give three concerts in Carnegie chamber music
hall, at regular concert prices, followed each
succeeding evening by repetition al cheap
| prices for music students only. The concerts
will be given on December and 6, December
10 and 20 and January 16 and II.
The first trio of concerts in this seasons
series Of Peoples Symphony Concerts, which
celebrate their fifth anniversary of the organ
ization are to be given or the following dates:
| Thursday, November %, at Cooper Union Hall;
Friday November "a, at Grand Central Palace,
| and Monday, November 2T, at Carnegie Hall.
BY this new plan different sections of the city
will be reached and musical students may have
an opportunity to enjoy repeated hearings of
! important compositions, as the programme will
/ be the same at the three. Bach Beethoven and
! Wagner will be the composers represented
! the first named by the Albert orchestral ar
/ rangenent of his G minor fugue the second
/ by his Fifth Symphony and Wagner by his
| overture to die Meistersinger,' and "Elsa's
! Dream from Lohengrin," sung by Mrs Eleanor
! Marx. The sale OF tickets for these concerts Is
/ now in progress at Luckhardt & Belder's music
store, at the various settlements of the city and
| at the Educational Alliance.
Mendelssohn Hall Tomorrow afternoon. at
o'clock. pianoforte recital Of Miss Gertrude Won
Betz, assisted by Nine. Martha Claude. soprano.
The programme:
Tocoata and Tus3s for gcr the ne % - Bach
Aria (Cantabile) Muffat
SStas BeSshSSsa
i1A'''e'' '''' Nine Martha Claude
seherzo SS1a1aA &C sharp minor
ffu''i'"S Nine Martha Claude
Etgds de Concert Emil sansr
seherzo IIunoristiq9e Tscb lkowsky
Fhapsode Hongroise Go Lszt
Programme of a pianoforte recital by NJ Raoul
Pugno in Mendessohn Hail next Thursday after
noon:
Preiuda Fugue. f minor.
Clique, B fat major. y..
Prelude Fugue. major 6ach
/ Concerto ItaIien :...-....'J
| Gavoue. G major} }................. Hands!
lie Repsi Martin c0upsr'h
! Prelude --.---.-'.-'-- 7..,
fe Rsppe des oiseaur
Fe6s edsaso IS54F Po@ the iith sonata major
! Sixth Sonata. A major --...---..-S - -,
Rondo 4 minor Op. II
Senate, major. -Niozare
Aha Turca.
Programme of Nine. Olga samaroffs piano
| forte recital in Mendelssohn Hail on next Tues
day evening:
Organ fugue. G minor Bach
FSSSsss' Fesasss o6 6p: IS = NSs' S2 s. q and "a.
Et9des E3sdes.e op 70 Nos and ;; oD. 10 No II
/ Liebestra1n. No ;. -.
Ehapsodie No is RakOc1y March