New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

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On Thursday evening, at Carnegie Hall. the
Boston Orchestra will give this programme;
1antred symphony after ByrOn's Poem 2P Ss s;o,v
Concerto for violin n major OD sIsS@s
Overture LeOnOF saos E0 Fritz Kreisier
On Saturday afternoon their programme
VIII be:
.Sss s. s Bana2 Bach
Concerto No l. fiat major for pOnoforte and r,.z,
syn SbSassS na3; s6:,i1. brahms
Victor Herbert and his orchestra will resume
their Sunday night concerts at the Majestic
Theatre this evening. and they will be con-
tinued during the Lenten season and for an IN
definite period thereafter. There is likely to be
a dearth of good music in New-York on Sunday
nights during Lent, and it seems probable that
music lovers will welcome Mr. Herbert and his
orchestra with cordiality
The programme for Sunday night is as fol-
lows
Overture lie Ro d'Ys' ,Lal0
Hnder the linden Trees from suite Asaepe
o sGheais clarinet Mr. HsFneF 'oeOl R.s.
mia Mrs. shotwen-Pper. -.
Hungarian Rhapsody in F.. .................-L List
Entr' acte 'Nordland'' Cnew)..J
Songs; Herbert
AT Parting, Wen
Maiaguena from 'Boabdil'' MoszkOwski
The number Of reservations already made for
Paderewskis one recital in Carnegie Hall on
Saturday afternoon, March 20, indicates that
there will not be many seats left after the hrst
days sale Although the sale Will not oeglh
until March 20, a good half of the main floor
and boxes are already spoken for. This VIII De
Mr.. Paderewskfs one recital in New-York dur
ing his present tour, which means that 1T VIII
be the only chance to hear him in four years,
as he does not expect to return to America I'M
til 190S-O9. Yesterday he gave his one recital
in Chicago, playing in the new Orchestra han:
Seats for the recital went to a premium last
Tuesday, for on that day the house was entirely
sold out Mr. Paderewsh will rest this week,
as ne IS pegng 10 leel 1ne emects OF 5e s't S
Francisco on December II he has given an aver
age of little more than four concerts week,
and has travelled up and down the Paclno
Coast, through the Gulf States and up to New
England and is now beginning his second cam
paign in the East. After two weeks of concerts
in the Eastern States he will return to the Mid
die West. where he will finish his tour in the
first week Of May
The last concert for this season Of the Kalten-
born Quartet will take place in Mendelssohn
Hall next Tuesday evening. Miss Bessie
Silberfeld will play the pianoforte, and the pro-
Il
Dittersdorf, suite in D minor for pianoforte
and violin and Beethoven's Quartet in fat
op. IS. No 6.
At the fifth OF this seasons Peoples Symphony
Concerts. which is announced to take place at
Carnegie Hall on next Friday evening the or
chestral numbers will include Memberships
music to Shakespeares Midsummer Nights
Dream; the Flying Dutchman" overture by
Wagner, and LISTS symphonic poem Les Pre-
ludes." The solo performer of the concert
will be Miss Olive Mead who will be heard I'm
the first movement OF Beethoven's violin con-
certo.
Announcement is made Of two festivals to be
given in Munich next summer-a Wagner fes-
tival at the Prinz Regenten Theatre and a
Mozart festival at the Residenz Theatre The
former, at which the dramas constituting Der
Ring des Nibelungen'' will be performed three
times. die Mestersinger Won Ntrnberg'' three
times. der FTiegende Hollander' twice and
Tristan und Isolde" three times will take place
between August z and September g. Among
those familiar to NETWORKS operagoers who
are to be concerned in these performances are
the conductors Felix Motif and Arthur Nilisch
the singers Nine. Gadski Nine Senger- Bet
taque, Nine. Ternina, Heinrich Knote Ernst
A aIa ana ALBERT Reiss, and the stage manager
anton buchs MoZarts operas, lie Nozzi di
Figaro" "Cosi fan Tutte" and Don Giovanni
viii be given between September IL and Fl.
At the sonata recital by Mr. and Mrs. David
Names, in Mendelssohn Hail. on Wednesday
evening of next week. the programme will con-
sist of three sonatas for pianoforte and violin
VIZ, Bach's in A major, Beethoven's in r and
Brahmss in G. u
Programme of a song recital to be given bv
Mrs. Rollie Borden Low. in Mendessohn Hail.
next Tuesday afternoon:
Canzonetta. c.A. :.
AmarilIs mia bella. I19ss
AnrgentFa, Beethoven
STst
Stbet '-'.-..'.'s.........-.....
SlIehheQ
iesanR Weyla' .................. WA
In dem Schatten Mener Locken.
1ch hab in Pena
La Petlte CouleuVfe bleue (nrst tne) Vfdor
Ton Easer DeIafosss
Sing Hsigho
There will be another last recital by Ysaye at
Carnegie Hall this evening. when tho pro-
gramrne will be as followsi
''-'' MN Yiayo and Da Motta- h''sA0vsn
N. Ysaye
Aria from Carmen .................-.... az..
Miss FTieda Slender.
Lonta.n pssse maEuria No a. .Ysaye
honno SapticciOso-' Sain-Saens
PatneurB Scherzo from Msyerbeers
N. Da Motta-