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


The programme at the opera for the coming
week Is as follows; Monday moral 8. at 1880 pre-
cisoly. last performance OF -PArsiial- Fremstad,
Burgs,alIcr. Van Rooy. Blass. Gor,z. Conductor,
Hertz. Monday evening. -Fsust.- Eames. Jacooy,
Bauernelster: Saleza. Plancon. Scott. Conductor.
Frankie. "Wednesday ia eonhme.- Sembrch,
Alien: CAruso. Scot JourueI Hossl. Conductor.
YlgnA. Thursday, ~ $50, nrst performance OF
der Ring des NiOeungenl -D1 Rhcinsold. Prem
stad. Walker. Alien. Weed Birgstallrr. DppeI,
Van Rooy. Goriiz. Reiss. BLISS, Minimum. Con
ductor Hertz Friday. Aida EorcicA. WGlkor:
Caruso. Sooiu. PiA1con. Muhlulsna. Conductor.
Vlgna. Saturday afternoon. -Lohengrn and
Saturday evening. Carmen With the ssne casts
heretofore.
The Adele MargIics Trio viii give It's frS' con
Ger, at Aeolian Hall on Thursday evening. The
programme viii consist OF Dvorak's tho, opus 90.
Schutts minor suite for plano and violin and
PAU JuOns new THO In a minor. opus II.
wassn sAfonoa OF Moscow WIN oonduc, the
fourth pail OF Philharmonic concerts At Carnegie
Hall on Friday afternoon and Saturday evening.
The programme Will consist OF GlnLounows sixth
symphony. Tschaikowszy's major violin con
ccrto. and the same composers fantasy overture
Romeo and juliet The solo vtolluist VIII be
Fritz Krciser
Fritz Kreisier. the violin vrtuoso. win make his
temperance In an orchestral concert at Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday event Ing. He Will play the brahms
ami Beethoven oonccrtos and Tartlnl's Devils
Trll.-
Nine. Olga Samaror. a Russian pianist who he's
recently arrived In this country. will give concert
in Carnegie Hall Wednesday evening. ian. IL
Nine, SamAroT is well known In her own country
and also In Germany snd England. where she has
been concertlzing for several years
Campanarl will resume his tour ne1i week in
Cincinnati. when he will sing with the Cincinnati
conductor. The following week he will be the
SOLOS, with the PltsbuV Symphony Orchestra,
Emil Paur. conductor
When Miss Adele Ars der ohe riv-s her only
plano recital here on Monday afternoon. Jan .. In
Ntndelssohn Hall. she Will have the Assistance
OF Nr. David Names, who viii play the violin par
In her new sonata.
Harold Randolph and Ernest Hutcheson viii give
q recital OF music for two pianos at Mendsssohn
Hall Wednesday afternoon. They will play
MozAr1's major sonata. RIdnrr's major variA-
lions. Dvemoy study, -Feu Rolsnt.- Saint Ss-nss
variations theme by Beethoven, and Llszi's
LES Preludes.-
The ouve Mead Quartz; win give It's uryt concer,
at MendelSsohn Han on Thursday rycniuF. The
programme will consist OF Haydn's g. minor aunr.
let. Dvorak's terLetto for two vlolns and v,oAl
opus "a and Sohubct;S d minor quartet.
ANc SOlOlh lOf tuc IuAItl OLnthf hiIcrrOuE
symphony concer OF the New York sym phouy
Orchest IA, on jan B. will be Josef HofraAnn. who
will play the plano concerto In hy Rublus.eln,
his old master. TWO very Interesting npcturneS
for orchestra by Claude DebuSsy. dlstla Euished
exponent OF the French lmprtfauulst school
VIII be PLAYED Tor the nrSt tune in America by the
New York Symphony Orchestra.
Pachmhnn viii give his last piano recital a, Cur
negie Ha'l this afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Toennits, a lyric soprano. fBvorAhty
known In tails vicinity as church and concern
singer. Is TO give vocal recital y, AenGrssohn
Hall on Saturday afternoon, Jan. ., for winch she
ELs arranged programme Of special Interest IN
press ntinR some Swedish songs By SJOgten, which
viii be heard for the frs, time IN this country
Bach. Brahms Strauss, Greg Haydn. Handel and
TBubert will be among The other composer rep
resented In the programme.
A vocal recital viii be given at Mcndeissohn nan
on Tuesday Afternoon. Jan. -. By Perry Hcmus.
well known as the bass solos, o. St, PLtEick't
Cathedral In this city, and In connection Win ina
portAnt concert WORK throughout The country. lis
programme for the occasion will include many
Interesting numbers by Handel. Schubert Sohu-
mann uhe two seldom heard -ScottsA songs,
Locwe and other distinguished composers.
The soloisis for sunday nights Victor Herbert
concert al the Majestic Theatre win Be Miss Minnie
Aoihot and clifford Wiley. The former will sing
Llszis -1or,iey- and the latter the ara -Di Pro-
vtnLA" ana Yerdis La TrAviAta.- The balance OF
the programme will consist Of the ovrTturrs from
William Teu- RosSni: limitation Of Auslc Fox
I4sdow cello solo By julius Herner. 'P,nsee
Amourruse," Herbert: Spanish AosLSowskE
Suite nom Carmen Bret: Prelude -AraToa-
Alse,- -lnterrnetLo.- The Dragons OF AloAla.-
and The TorrAdon- Selections from 7, Hap
pened In NordlGnd- and The Babes In ToylNnd.-
H=.hert- The programme viii conclude with the
-Illde of the Nalkyros,- from die HAlkuere.-
wagner.
The Church Choral Society announces that In
ST. Bartholomew Church on Monday evening.
Jan. .. al $50 clock. Edwin II. LrmGre, the dts.
tlngubhed English orgAnlst, viii give under 80
auspices farewell recital on the eve Of his nrsl
departure Tor England