The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
NOTES OF Music EVENTS.

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NOTES OF Music EVENTS.
The programme for the coming week at the
opera Is IS follows. NondAy."Un Ballo in sAschera. =
Mines. EAmes, Homer and Alien. Mcssn. Caruso.
PlAncon Scott and Journct. Wednesday, lies
Huguenois, Mines. Scmbrich. Noruca and Walker.
Mcssfs. Caruso. planCon and Gourmet Thursday
afternoon. Die Whikrtc.- Mines. EAmes. Walker and
Homer Messrs HurgsiAlier. Van ilooy anu Blsss.
Friday" Lucia. Nine. Sembrioh and Messrs. CHruso.
Parvs and Gourmet. Saturday afternoon. Tristan
und Isolde Mines. Nordica and Walker: MessB.
blppcl' Van Rooy and Blass. Saturday evening.
Romeo ct Julcue," Mime. Ackie and Messrs.
SaltzA, PlAncon and Gourmet
Tho Knese Quarcts next concet will take
place at Mcndelssohn Hall on Tuesday evening
The programme will consist OF HTlhmss quartet
in minor. two movements from Dchussy's quartet
In Il minor and Felix WcingArtuer's scNtet In l.
minor opus 49, for plano. two vlolIns, viola cello
mud double bass. The pianist via be Felix " elm
gartner
The second concert Of the Adele Marguics Trio
viii take place in Aeolnn Hau on Thursday even
Ing. The programme VIII comprise Brahnss THO
In H. opus g. new sonata In J. minor opus 10, by
George ScAumann. and RubluStcin's nat Trio.
OPUS %.
NC 'ulENl iioE1A -oONlclN Will Tlhc llN IlIHk NdAE
OF rec.tas this season at st. Barholomew's Church
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday evening.
The compositions 10 be performed orr Aendclss0hns
"Eymn OF Praise" Tals's c, cung hymn, AN
Praise to Thee; Brahmss -SonG ~ Destiny" a
"1.e Deun~ and -Benedetu~ by Fllar amt
BHths organ iIgue In q minor oichcSirlie. Dy
Aicrl.
Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony
Orchestra Will give concert at Carnegie Hell This
afternoon, when Mr.. Ysayc VIII be the soio!st and
viii play the Rondo Caprcco>o" Of Saint -saens. q
new poem By Chausson and two ron6nces by Bee
thovcn. Tue oTcaesra Will play the overture to
Ben cnuto Ccllinl.~ the "Leouorc" No. .. the
overture TO DA.oeu's "ImproyiSAtore" and bee
,hovcn's Wellington symphony
Josef Holman and Fn;z Krcisicr arc TO give n
combination concert In Carnegie Han on sunday
afternoon, Feb. l.. when they TO be hnari In
varied programme Two sonains hgurr IN Il,
the beethoven minor and the Cesar Frnnck
The remainder OF the programme VIII be equally
divided by HOFFMAN, and htclsler. eaca being heard
in two groups OF solos
on the evening OF Feb % sam rranko WIN give
the last OF MS OF old music IL Mcndclssohn
Hall, and It promises To b, :, hitting climax TO the
series which mas been 20 highly praised for It's er
tlsic qualities. The principal feature OF the Pro-
graInmc IS BecthOyen's Choral fantssie FOR piano,
chorus and orchestra Tho records Of the pas,
OF this work IN New York during that period. Jo'
seIy played 1t under the late Theodore Tnomas's
leadership at a concert OF the New York Chorus
Society at Sicinway Han IN 1852. and II was heard
at i4edarkrauz concert In 1857. MISS Aus der One
playing tho solo, Ar. Rcinhold l. Herman conduct
ing. ~ Mr.. frankos concert the sololst win be
Mr.. jose Wanna da Mota, who made his debut
a. the last Philharmonic concert and the chorus
OF the Society for Ethical Culture viii sing. Mr.,
Ia Motta. who Is tho nrSt pianist To appear AZ Mr.,
FrAukos concerts since he began them fyo years
ego. will play Mozart concerto besides and tho
chorus will sing several interesting numbers. The
orchestral selections will. usual, consist OF
compositions which not only satisfy the musical
oonnosseur but please the dlletanc as well.
The next OF the Peoples Symphony concerts.
the fourth Of tho present season occurs at Carnegie
Hall Friday evening. Feb. II. Eans brilliant
"Lconore" symphony. Saint. Satns's symphonic
poem, "Omphsles Spinning wheel and tic In
PRODUCTION to the third act Of Wagners ~Lohcn-
grin ." will be the orchestral numbers The sooisi
OF the concert viii be- IIlslmer Won Damcck who
is 10 play a new violin concerto by Edward Herr
mann, local composer.
Miss Fielding Ro,cllr. mczzo contralto who
needs no introduction as singer to the musical
public is to make her irst concert appearance here
since her recent return from Europe, al song r.
cltal 10 be given In Mcndrlssohn Hall Monday
afternoon. Feb. 20
JOSE Vienna Da Motts. the Portuguese pianist.
will give his first recital Mendclssohn Hail.
Saturday afternoon. Feb. II.
Eugen dAlbert. tho eminent pisnli5t IS 20 give
plano recital ut Mcndclssohn Hall Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock
Felix Welngartncr the noted Wagncran con ductor
who arrived from Germany last week. Is TO conduct
the Philharmonic Sociotys rehearsal and concert on
next Friday afternoon and Saturday evening AZ Car
neglc Hall Mr.. WcugartneT has sclcciedihrce over
lures "lphlreuia In Aus" Guck, THE Magic Flute
Mozart. "Obcron." weber his symphony In
T. Hat and List symphonic poem The Battle
OF the Huns" In addition 10 these Appearances.
Mr. Wengartner IS TO conduct special festival
prog fammc TO be played by tie Philharmonic
Society on Tuesday afternoon. Feb a. and Wcdnos-
day evening, Feb. 10, az Carnegie II. The same
prog famur win be given bot occasions II
comprises Bcrllozs Harold in Itit" symphony
and Bccihoven's Ninth The two WORKS have
been selected by MI Welngartnr IS repre-.
sentative symphonies OF France an Germany
Mr.. Welngauner has recently 'nthusiastic
praise "a a conductor OF DcTlioz In France. and his
prccmlnencc as Wagner conductor has long been
Acknowledged. The orchestra viii bc enlarged for
this festival. and IN tlJ Beethoven symphony tho
choral parts win be sung by Anna Busscrt and
Car Alves and Edward Strong and Julian walker
while J. J. Kovark Will play the viola oblgaio In
the Beroz symphony.