New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

FRITZ sTEINBAcH.
Ono of this years Philharmonic conductors
milwaukee, but who is now resident Of Berlin,
and Ralph Vaughan Williams. at his recital III
Mendelssohn Hall on October OIL
At his first appearance this season IN a coii-
cert Of the Russian Symphony Society in Car
neeie Hall on November IS, Raoul Pugno Is 70
play Rachmaninow's pianoforte concerto La1Go
he will be heard in Cesar Francks Syihpilohi'
! Variations and Saint-saenss Africa
The following is the programme Tor the rrS'
concert by Victor Herbert on Sunday evening
at the Majestic:
Overture Roman Carneva' Tis1t
bntfeTes from suite Ms.in
A FTSs az r6ou Great Mighty , sea- Dsc''
o NsFnss'' Mile Modste Herbert
March Finale. Wonderland } Ronald
songs ova sid his sspsss hss ss.s
Grand American Fantasio HeroSF'
c.s1yA makes her first concert appearance In
N-e7r-yorlk at Carnegie Hall on Saturday after
49,, - newt week She will have the assist
ancA Of Walter Damrosch and his New-York
c-,r,nbonv Orchestra Naturally, a selection
4rono Carmen" will be among the numbers
This Will occupy the last place on lne pro-
gramme Fecien Davids Bird song q 1luch
aria and another aria will be prominent as wen
as q qroun of thirteenth century French folk
songs.
GU, ,,aare ago next December a handful OF in
,,i+od narsons attended the first of the Peoples
Sxmnbonv Concerts for students and wage earn
ers a+ Cooper Union Hall. The remarkable
growth of this institution is again demonstrated
bv the announcement, just given out that this
wear there will be three sets OF concerts at
Cooper Union, Grand Central Palace and Car
negie Hail. respectively. The programmes hrst
n,avad at Cooper Union Hall will be repeated at
the other two halls Thus the people may at
tend these concerts at halls nearest their homes;
besides the opportunity is offered listen to the
! great masterworks two or three successive
evenings this being particularly desirable when
ever very great works are performed, demanding
repeated hearings to be thoroughly understood
The fifth anniversary of the peoples symphony
concerts will be atly celebrated by programme
devoted to works of the three greatest compos-
ers of instrumental music, i. g;
Prelude and fugue arranged by Abertj. Bach
oVertufS The Mastersinsers Nuremberg Wagner
Concerts will be given the following dates:
Cooper Union Hall on Thursdays
! 90 December p, January 25 February 49, March
- and April 49, at 8:15 p. m.
Grand Central Palace on Fridays-November
/ "a December %, January 90 February 49, March
! Is and April 90, at 8:15 p. IN.
Carnegie Hall on Monday November q and
! c- ,l.D E'AhF /
| 81, at S:15 p
Owing 10 the death of MI Becker the seats are
to be placed sale at Luckhardt & Belders
music store. No 10 East 17tll-st. AS heretofore,
! admission will be restricted 10 students and
/ wage earners, by means OF tdentflcauon cardS,
which cards. countersgned by an institution OF
| learning or employer (frm) must be pre-
scented when tickets are purchased Whenever a
school or firm cannot furnish the identification
card they can be had by applying to the musical
director +. Y. Arens No 305 5th-ave.
The Peoples Symphony Auxiliary Club now
| in it's third year. announces six concerts to be
held at Cooper Union on Saturday, November 4:
Tuesday November 2S; Friday. January 3;
Monday, February o. Friday. March Q, and
Friday April 10. These concerts are devoted to
! chamber music and TO the presentation of works
! for solo piano. violin and voice Admission to
members only. Dues. 81 80 annually, emitting
each member to two seats each of the six
! concerts. For membership apply to the musical
| director +. y. Arens, No. 800 oth-ave.
The first private concert of the Manuscript So
! ciety, sixteenth season, will occur Saturday
| evening, October IS, at the National Arts Club
! as usual. A varied programme of manuscripts
| has been prepared consisting of songs cello
| pieces, piano pieces and trio for piano, violin
| and cello. composed by e r. Kroeger OF St
| Louis; Sealy, OF Newark; Venth, of Brooklyn
! and Brounoif, OF New-York. Some OF the artists
| participating TO be Jennie Hail Buckhout
! soprano. Harriet Foster contTalto; Bertha G.
| Thomson, pianist, and Leo Schulz. 'cest.
The programme of the Russian Symphony So
| ciety for this season as usual contains novelties
| and the first concert on November Is. holds
| promise. Mr., Altschuler will then present for
the first time in this country Rimsky Korsakoff's
/ new suite, Snow Maiden" which described
| as an orchestral nature study, I'm which the
| composer depicts the surrender of Winter to the
warmth of Springs wooing. Raoul Pugno, the
French pianist, who will make his reappearance
| at this concert will then play Rachmaninoffs
| new second concerto The sooists announced
Tor the RUSSIAN Symphonys season are Rach-
iltaIlliloIL promising young Russian composer
VINO WIN appear both conductor and plano
sololsti Joseph LheVinne professor piano at the
St iI conservatory. Raoul Pugno. the French
g glaiiist, Murlel Foster. mezzO Soprano Alexan-
mari. barytone