The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

The announcements for the coming week AZ we
opera are these: Monday. "rosca. Mime. Bamcs.
Nessrs Cariiso and Seoit wednesday. La
rravlata- Mime Sembrtcn. MessTs, Caruso and
Scolil Thursday. "Siegfricd,- Mines. Senger Bet
taquc Homer and Lemon. Mcssrs Knote, Van Rooy.
Gorl,z and Blass. Friday. Romeo uud Juile,,e.
Mime, Eames Messn. SaltzA Pancou and Gourmet
Nine. samaror. pianist. viii make her debut a,
carneEie Hall on Monday evening. with orchestra.
She viii play the Schumann concerto Liksis L
Dat concerto. and several solo numbers
FritE Krelscr tho violinlsi, viii give recital
at Mendessohu Hall. Wednesday afternoon He
will play the Bach suite In minor. and fugue in
4 minor tho NleuItemps concerto In sharp
minor. and nye other pieces.
Ysaye. the v!ol!nlsi viii give concert atCanegie
Hall this afternoon. He will play the Bach con-
oerto In Z rat the VicuItemps concerto In d minor
and Bruoh's Scotch fantasy.
An interesting concert will be given al tho wal
dorf. Astoria on Tuesday evening in Aid Of the
Jennie Garrison Homo for Destitute Children
Nine Sembrich. Mime. Jaooby. Nj Nulbo and Mr.
PAryis OF the opera, win sing. Elsa BrCldi VIII play
piano solos. and NA,4An Frankie violin solo
Nh. Frankos second concert OF old music VIII
take place al Mcndclss0hn Hall on Thursday even
lng ViyAldl's minor concerto for strings aud
Bach's cAniatA -Schlagc doch," will be the features.
Gertrude May Stein. contralto. viii be the soiois
Josef HOFNnNl
tour and before his return 10 mis- city he Will be
heard with tho Cincinnati ard 81. Louis symphony
orchestra, and will give rectals In Montreal, Of
lava Toronto. Buffalo, Chicago. Nashville and
Louisville, Hofmbnns next appearance In this
city viii be IN Carnegie Hall on sunday afternoon.
Feb. r.
Nine Blluvel,. who viii be The sololst ~ Tho
MN symphony concert OF the New York symphony
Orchestra on Sunday afternoon Jan. ., AZ Car
alt ais fFufrl afGs Z
10 Noz1e dl Figaro" which she has not sung here
before The concert will open with tho symphony
No / by Brahms The other orchestra numbers
a!e Wagners -Siesfried Idyl" and the Prelude
aad Finale from Tristan and Isolde
+ Myron w. whitney, Jr.. tho bAsso. viii oTer an
3 interesting programme. with Bruno HUM a. ac-
: com PIANIST. a, his recital 20 be glyon in Mendes-
sohn Hall. on Thursday afternoon. Jan 10, at
O'Clock Songs In English, French and Italian by
! Cayaln, Wldor NSnnuccini. Csldara. Sohumann
! Brahms. Gounod. Chadwick and Others will be
I Included In the list.
/ Ii,le has been heard this year OF the People,
Choral Union. under the direction OF Alr Frank
/ Damroscn. /, seems that each season Nj Dam
rosch ends with some work by this body. which he
/ hopes shall maintain It's position among the fore
most OF large chUTuses. The work Of ThS Messiah"
as rendered By them last season brosght forth
praise from ever quarter. and when It Il known
that the rendition OF the Elijah" will take place II
. March every confidence Is felt that Mr. Damrosci
will have treat In store for the lover OF orstonos
Vecsey's programme for next Tuesday night al
| Carnegie HuA Is said 20 show his art 10 special
advantage. Especial stress Is laid upon his render
| ing OF pAganlni's Wliches' Dance HIS selection,
| include the Msndelssohn Concerto. Pro'. HuDay'
! carm-n Fantasia and selections OF PagAnni Her
man Zlcher. the Berlin pianist Will render scvcrn
/ nrfnbers from SchufhAun and Lszt. Nccscy gives
nj, nrst afternoon performance Saturday, Jan. u,
leila Morse. soprano. and Kelley Cole. teno<
VIII give a Joint recital at Aendelssohn Hall OF
Tuesday Afternoon.
TIE Russian Symphony Society will have the
coopcra-lon OF the Choral Art Society OF brooklyn
Al rs next concert IN Carnegie Hall jan n
Tho Brooklyn chorus, under the direction OF lame
H. Downs, will sing Tschazowskys -Cheulbm
song a notable example OF The music OF the Gree,
I Churrh services. CrcchAnlnofs Autumn" ant
Tanryrr's "SunTise.~ Another feature OF IN,
concert viii be the appearance OF NJ Nssill Safonor
A. rArticlpAni. lie VIII play the celeste In III,
~Danse dcs Ncletons- from TschAikoTskys ~Su
{ Cracker suite. The celeste IS an instrument
much favored by Russian composers but un
familiar 10 American auditors. II is similar II
action 10 a plano. but the percussion Is on grsdu
ated rows OF bells Instead OF wires. The instru
4neni 10 he used al the forthcoming concert is tn
hrst to be imported to This country. j wa
seiroted for tho society by Mr.. Safonon. Tic or
chesiraI features OF tho programme will be TschAl
towsky's Third Symphony aud Rimsky KorsA
kor-s transcription Of the fairy tale OF "rsar
ZAitan- The proceeds Of the concert VIII b.
devoted 20 the fund for tho benent OF the widow,
and orphans OF tbs PoTt Arthur Victims.