New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
MUSIC NOTES.

%Tosca" and Romeo ct Juliet" -
Russian and Old Music.
CALENDAR
eunday-Metropolitan Opera House. $50 p. M.
operstic concert at popular prices; Carnegie
Hall 3 D. m. concert of violin music by
Ysaye; Academy OF Music, afternoon and
evening. concerts by 1reland's Own Band;
Arion Hall. Brooklyn, 4 p. m.' private con-
cert
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Opera House, s p. M,
italian opera, "Tosca'': Knabe Hall. BID
o M illustrated lecture by Wiiism ]. Hen
Carnegie Hall. 3:oo D. M Aptommas haTp
recital.
Tueseay-Me Hail. S:15 p. M. song re-
citai by Miss Leila Morse and Kelley Cole;
s:l5 p m. concert by the vslpe Orchestra:
Carnegie Hail. S1b p. m. concert by lne
precocious violin player Necsey; waldorf
s:15-p. m. concert for charity by Nine SEM
brich and others.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Opera House, p. m,
Italian opera, La Traviata'; Mendelssohn
Kreisler: Carnegie Hall, S:15 p m, concert
by Nine Samsrof. pianist
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall. $50 p. m. concert
Of old music by the American SYMPHONY
recital by Myron whitney: Metropolitan
Opera House. 730 =. m' German opera PH'
wagner's 's.egfried"; Association Hall.
Broohlgnt o-Ao b uA-' NohScAN Va ~~ANA--0~
music by the Adamowsh Trio.
rrr1day-Netropolitan Opera House. p. m.
French opera, Romeo et Juliette =; Mendels-
sohn Hall S:15 2. m, concert by child
pianist
saturday-Carnegie Hall, afternoon. violin re-
citaI by Vecsey: s:15 p. m. concert Of the
Russian Symphony Society; Metropoltan
Opera house p m: Italian ,aia IL opera Tes9n,oer1 a
moor: No. l4f East Fortieth-st. p. m,
chamber music by Arthur Whiting.
The second OF Mr. Sam Franlro's concerts of
old ,,usfo will take place IN AIendelssohn Hall
next Thursday evening. Madame Gertrude May
Stein win sing and the programme will consist
OF a concerto for strings by Antonio Vivaldi
Cdied in 1743), a solo cantata, "Schlage doch'
eev-iinschte Stunde" with bells oblggato by
Johann Sebastian Bach u6S5-175O~ Johann
Christian Bach's symphony in G minor Qtoo-
1882 and the overture and ballet music from
.'PiraTno e Tisbe" by Johann Adam Hasse lose-
1888 The solo cantata is unique among me
compositions Of the greatest Of the many Bachs
. IL IS q DELIGHTFULLY."- melodiOus arioso. with ac-
compartment in the homophonic style, Win pens
ringing tonic and dominant, 10 suggest tne Ora
matte effect called for by the poem. which be
gins, Haste to strike, o longeo ior hour II
was obviously composed for a private funeral
service, as II has no place in the order OF exer-
cises which prevailed in Bach's time in the wor-
shin OF the German Reformed Church. The con-
certo by Vivaldi is one that Bach ADMIRED SO
much that he Transcribed it for the organ, max
xb,cS 11 Mr.. Franko has retained in restoring IT
sor performance by an orchestra Of strings
De Frank Dsmrosch has selected Elijah" as
The oratorio to be sung by the Peoples Choral
linton Ct its annual concert IN March.
N Ysaye who. If his manager is TO believed
has given concerts IN nine cities as far apart as
Toronto. Chicago. St Louis. Madison and Buf-
ssla. N as many days will give another con-
g.. Hall aF Again he
i.vfu have the help OF the Symphony Orchestra
end Mr.. Walter Damrosch and his programme
VIII contain Bach's concerto in z nat NO; Il
Vlsuxtemps's in D minor, No. 4; the Parstat
oarephrase by WilhelnlJ and Bruchs Fantasia
on Scottish airs.
Joset Hoffman, is now making his fourth
Western trip for this season. and before his
return he will be heard with the Cincinnati and
st Louis Symphony orchestras, and will give
recitals In Nashville, Louisville, Chicago. Nil
waukee, Toronto. Montreal, Ottawa and Bur-
1alo. Hofnann's next appearance in this city
will be IN Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon
February II
In Mendelssohn Hall, next Tuesday after
nocn Miss Leila Morse and Kelley Cole will
give song recital with Miss Ethel V. Carr at
the pianoforte- Following is the programme:
Duets;
Ssu'F FrDhinsE Mi-: W Mors: % and Mr.. Cole.
zecitaave and aria from sgqTd,'. .Fsysr
Kelley Cole
Laeder:
TsRs9Bftis TsFssBiiols siaacasa ,Asn1
..Erinnerung' .::......... Hrahms
Miss Leila Arorse
IAseerI
''l3sstAncniss'
Bstarrung' .Schubert
Kelley Cole.
Songs:
X :a6 Ssl1Ts aoTSts5 Maid ~; 5sio
since First saw Your Face'..S --'-'''Oi' Ehsnsh
Hope Melville
Miss Leila Morse
Songs:
Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces''.. Old English
Come. o Come. Ny Lies Delight 'N -44s4''4
Kelley Cole.
sDuet;
'Beim schea5en' Rubtnstssu
Miss Morse and Mr. Cole
The first concert or the Vope Orchestra, Ar
mold D. Volpe. conductor. viii take place in
Mendelssohn Hall on next Tuesday evening
Louis Edln viii make his first appearance as
solo performer on the violin. The programme
viii be composed OF Beethoven's Symphony No
z Vieuxtemps's Concerto in D minor Tschai-
11owsHy's Serenade for strings and Dvorak's