New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
ance of n cycle of Spanish songs for four
voices. with piano, composed by Schumann.

morrow evening Die Fledermaus'' will he sung
as a subscription performance, and with the
principals by whom it was interpreted on Thurs
day last AT a special performance TO be given
on Tuesday evening a double bill will be pre-
sented opening with "Cavalleria Rusticana"
and ending with "Pagliacci." The Santuzza in
"CavaIeria" will be Mime. de Macchi, Mines.
Jacoby and Bauermeister will be the Lola and
the Lucia, Mr.. Giraldoni will repeat his inter-
probation Of Alto. and Francisco Nuibo. the
young tenor from the Paris Opera House. will
make what will be virtually his first appearance
in opera at the Metropolitan as Turiddu. The
only other occasion on which Mr.. Nuibo has as
yet sung In opera here-settng aside the in
stance OF die Fledermaus"-was on the night
when. to Oblige the management, he suddenly
and without rehearsal replaced Mr.. Saleza in
Romeo ct Juliette." Miss Marguerite Lemon
will for the first time sing the dainty role OF
Media in "Pagliacci': the Canio. needless to say.
will be Mr.. Caruso; Mr.. Scott will be the Tonic.
Mr.. Bars will be the Peppe and Mr. Parvs will,
sing Silvo. Arturo Vigna will conduct.
Wednesday (Washingtons Birthday will be
marked by two performances. In the morning Is
positively the last chance this season of hearing
''Pars.fal," with Miss Fremstad Kundry, Mr..
Burgstaler ParsifaI, Mr.. Van Rooy Am
fortas, Mrs Blass as Gurnemanz. Mr.. GOritz as
Klingsor, Mr.. Muhlmann Titurel and Miss
Jacoby as the Voice. The conductor will. OF
course be MIR. Alfred Hertz. On Wednesday
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'"Tosca" with Nine Eames the heroine. Miss
Mulford as the shepherd, Mr.. Caruso as Mario,
Mr.. Scotti as Scarp.a and Mr. Dufrche as An
geotu. The cast will be completed by Messrs.
Rossi, Bars. Begue and Ballard Conductor.
Arturo Vigna.
The performance of "G6tterdammerung'' on
Thursday afternoon reaches the end Of the Sec
ond complete cycle Of Der Ring des Nibelun-
gen." The Brunnhde will be Nine. Nordica,
Miss Marion Weed will sing Gutrune Miss
Walker will be the Watraute, Mines. Alten,
Ralph and Nulford will interpret the Rhine
will he he ed
Mr.. Blass will appear Hagen and Mr.. Muhl-
mann will repeat his performance of Gunther.
Conductor, Mr. Hertz
"Un BaIlo In Maschera' will, for the second
time this season. De presented on Friday even
ing, with a cast including Nine Emma Eames,
as Amelia; Nine. Louise Homer, as Ulurica; Miss
Bella Alten, as Oscar; Mr. Caruso, as Riccardo:
Mr.. Scott, as Renato; Mr.. PlancOn, Samuel.
and Mr.. Journet. as Tom. Mr.. Nigna will con-
duct. AT the Saturday matinee the bill viii be
Die Fledermaus," with precisely the same cast
as that announced for tomorrow. The four
teenth and last but one OF the popular Saturday
evening performances will be devoted to Aida
Mime. Maria de NIacchi will for the first time be
heard here as Aida, part which she has sung
abroad Nine. Louise Homer will also for the
first time this season sing Amneris, and Mr..
SaeZa will, no doubt, delight his many admirers
affording them an opportunity of again hearing
him as Radames. The first appearance in Amer
lea as Anonasro Of Mr.. Giraldoni also occurs.
Mr.. Journet will be the Ramfis, Mr.. Nuhlmann
will sing the music of the King and Lloyd Rand
VIII Dc lhCusted with the small part OF the
Messenger. The cOrps-de-ballet headed by Miss
Froehlich, will be seen in the incidental dances,
and MIR. Vigna viii conduct
Another popular programme is promised at
tO-night's concert at the Metropolitan The So
loists Will be Nine. Aino Ackte and Nine Louise
Homer. and Ysaye will interpret Vieuxtemps's
Fourth concerto and Bruch's Scotch fantasia.
The orchestra will contribute several interesting
selections, and Alfred Hertz will be at the con-
ductorS desk.
Programme of song recital to be given by
Hall. next Friday afternoon:
Rectatif ct Romance (ara from 'orpheus'J .G Gucl
per la gloria dadorarv Bononcni
isnons .l1Et IsEt
.ssssr Freund Biesst scs"n1anr 9Su.gre
AN Meinem Herzen" '''''''''''''' 'SchuIanh 1
Tia gae e Aelne v Ieee sh Sic oiten. Strauss
Les de Divonne (aria from sapho) .Mssse1et
II heure Exquse Hahn
There was an ancient King .::... .Henschel
''My love Is like a red red rose -. 80, >-r,,
When the land is white with moonlight , Aeyin
'Thy beaming eyes, '-uo"e1
The song recital of Miss Fielding Roselle,
rnezzo-contralto, before announced, is to take
place in Mendelssohn Hall on Monday after
noon with Victor Harris as accompanist' when
the singer makes her first concert appearance
since her return from Europe. Following Is the
programme:
scena, E questo loco Aria' All! Sc tu doFmi
..steg; auf gsliebter schaten' Brahms
Fcseiein, f,Sa'sS F5seein$
Bdsrins9' Bas hisd in h1fs Grasa Schubert
Sic wtssen's niGht 'i'11 Tu % WIf
KGnigtn der Nacht.
Das PosthoFn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hugo Kahn
iIS indian Desert Song Amy woodordeFtnden
Al abi1@T hn0w gS4g go; why !Ms Mrs i'Tn n H. a. Beach
Synn6ves Song Halfdan hJeTuIE
BLOW Di'" 1Nou '"'eF Laura sedgwicp Collins
At Mendelssohn Hall, Tuesday afternoon
song recital will be given by Miss Eda Aberle,
soprano, assisted by Vladimir l. Dubinsky
vloloncellist. and Mrs Lille Sang Collins, ac-
companist. The programme:
Songs
''V6glein wohin so schnen'. ;.....:..
'Madchen nit dem rothen mundeheh '- '.'-..''fFAa]
''Tanzlied i'm Maj r'.................'.''.J
'Wie einst in schonern Tagen'' PoPpeE
songe,v Faure
Ssn,iIene rom the opo. ilsiie DuyeTnoy
lie Chant des veilles masons' lie Normand
lie treie quatre feules' ......}
'sontag Morsen" -.
''Standchen' -.-.-.-g
Cello cs.r ,,,
.5hanson Napoiitaine'' Case4
Roundeay'' d7h Century,. .Ridglsy
A momentous change in the music OF st. Bar
tholomew's Church is pending. Richard Henry
Warren, who has had charge of the choir for
nearly twenty years, has handed in his resig
nation and 1t has been accepted. Mrs. Theodore
J. Toedt the solo soprano of the choir for more
than the same length of time. has received a
years leave of absence. What Is to happen