New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
MUSICAL COMMENT.
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..s Hippooioihe .ta Immense auditorium there
the eeno noscked when the pubic lesI~se 10 i1a+ion
viii n,ty - of hearing TINS ceieO
Il popular at o'clock, the Russian sym
This sos-reqira will be heard az me iirPPo- %
phouy o,n soloists include Frieda stenaer, So
iirone. the Ihe Iinde contralto; Misha Ferenzo'
prano; ~ nos cueIielmo Fagnani. barytone
ieaor, anu
..ora special matinee IN honoF Oh &c"
1ne ne~ssnt-saens will be given to-day IN Car
rnhe Ill AZ o'clock by Walter Dsmrosch anu
nss vew York symphony orches'F% enc nncas;on M NJ
pArnent ss,s compositions alone viii be paye1;
Saint S2I,rredav and the composer nlnsetl ~, ~
s = soloist OF honor BY by ht5 tre In America his
vii pTeseaN' concerto. the No. 5, In r. In an
new pi~,aT, ,aT,vafelv expressed he proclallnea % tnls
opinion concerto. N. Saint-Saens VIII aso
his great If his valses for piano-nMign
play tnfTIo tnIonte,' and "Canariote' The SAINT
rssne symphony in Is 10 De s5;t;or ssn - the
Damrosch etr Site lie Rouet dOmphale' and
aPhaeton'
,.. che help of Nine. Gadsid. the following
,-agnerfan programme VIII oe rehuereu uy .ne
work symphony Orchestra and Walter
Ne" - their third subscription concerts
Dam esttI Sotrrdav evening and Sunday afternoon
et Carnegie ha"'
ss;ss:s'a6''@f ss.ts5s to 's@f.ohsngrin.''
3 es5ta's egs5s9s sallade
-. yTying pltchman.'
'7D' NINE. GADsKI
,sCasscs scsrsLa g. a- ..stshs SIM
TT0 s0nt' b. Treune
.ssoual Of the knights of the Holy Grail fr9F,1
hanged for concert performance by Walter Dam
,,s Fspsls Gsolde's IAebestoa). from Tristan
IsoLDE-MAIE. GADsKI
p-nnsrzi March, from Die GcSteTdsrfIne--
ola. sf the vaIkyries.
AZ Savage will begin his second week Of the
u,,cinI opera Madam Butterfly" with Rena
-,v,enne. the American girl, in the title role
,,s Mr.. MacIennan as Pinkerton. Nine sza-
sv and Mr. Sheehan will sing on Tuesday
,sbt The Madam Butterfly casts for the
,-nng week will be arranged as follows: Miss
sNienne VIII sing Butterfly on Monday and
raday evenings and Wednesday matinee, Nine
sanosv will sing Butterfly Tuesday ma
thursday evenings and Saturday matinee MISS
Fsston will sing Butterfly on Wedne'uay anu anu
Saturday evenings, Miss Behnee VIII Stlis tuNs
an Monday Tuesday. Wednesday, fTlday ana
saturday evenings Miss BlcSmneld VIII sing
euguk, at the Wednesday ana saturday matt
nsss Mr Maclennan va sig 9o,,iss riIo and 4he
yrssnesdev and Soturday nlatinees, Mr.. Shee-
tsn viii sing the Lieutenant on Tuesday.
IT,.n.s6ey F1iday and Saturday evenings, Mr..
oS III slig the Consul on Monday and Thurs
Sey evslngs and the Wednesday and Saturday
~as,inees and Mr.. Richards VIII sing the Con-
.pi On Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday and Satur-
aay nights.
At the Bowery Mission. No. 65 Bowery, on
Tuesday evening, among the artists to appear at
concert are Miss Clara Clemens and Francis
Rogss
Many Of those who constitute the audience.
be given by the Peoples Symphony Concerts
this season have made a separate appeal TO Mr..
Arens the musical director OF the society, for
an opportunity 10 listen 10 the vocal rendition
Of Isolde's ''Liebestod-" This is only possible
through one OF the rare voices that have the
Necessary compass It Will be sung by emf
nenr dramatic soprano at the first concert of
the series Of four TO be given at Cooper Union
on November %, and repeated at Carnegie Hall
On November %. IN addition TO this the vor-
spiel TO Tristan and Isolde" will be given as
sns OF the special features OF these first con-
eerts.
To-night's concert by Victor Herbert and his
orchestra az Days Theatre Will be the fourth
q series that is proving popular TO judge
from the attendance at those already given
The programmes have been characteristically
Herbert, with just enough of the conductors
OWL compositions to satisfy his clarnorous audi
ehces To-night's programme includes the over
Iafe. 10 Maillarts Les Dragons d. Vilars"
Slegs Norwegian Bridal Procession" Saint
eSens prelude from lie Deluge' with violin
Ro py John Spargur, the concertmaster;
ehG acte and Dance Of the Bacchantes." from
eonnods philemon ct Baucis," and Ochs's va
tstlons on an old German folksong In the style
9 baoh, Haydn, Mozart, Strauss, Verdi, Gounod,
,mesheT, MendelssOhn and Meyerbeer and mil
itery march. The second part IS MFR Herhert's
wv, and ne VIII play selections from Babes In
aoyisno' The Red Nill' and Mile Modiste"
TIL t s Crane american fantaisie. The soloist
.- 80 ps sord CInord Wiley. He wall sing I'll Balen,"
Browne. ~ <A0'iii' Aiiu
ihe executive committee of the Symphony
concerts for Young People announces that .ba
1OefaInme OF the first. third and fourth con-
Ssne. WI. De devoted to exposition of the
So It's development and application in
trpnoh4c ts-rpac music. The first concert on the af
The b-oI ~, oI saturday, December J. will illustrate
Ier" ss-iii.ligs Of the waltz with the old Land
pso.ot Ut MLlch Mr.. Damrosch will use '"The
nIS Sits ots w att, from Der Freischtitz" For the
tv ScL,lIn it"n 1aItz he viii use German dance
century III, ana Tor the waltz Of the nineteenth
Weher ~, lHe invitation TO the Dance" by
@, &C. me dances VIII be under the direction
/. vro -8t "Is' ana costumes Of each period will
worn Mr.. Damrosch VIII show the rousinai
Tscbeti- ~ o- me waltz, and how Strauss, Berioz,
rs.o rs-raalAoWsky, 6aint-Sa9ns and Cyounod beva
ei@liy interpreted this dance.
'sfInaine schnitzer, young Austrian n,an,s+
.ti''ea Saturday on the savoie. Mile gcbn,tzsr
p.'a -o9gh only nineteen years old. has played in
;rS1a. lenna and Berlin in recital and with
,sta ant La1 orchestral organizations She viii
unse- i4Tf New New york debut at MendeIssohn Hall,
DecsrolLoudon De- Loudon Charlton's direction. early IN
Ae next concert Of the Marum Quartet Will,
heio on the evening OF Thanksgiving Dav IN
.L great hall OF Cooper Union, in order TO give
en1P.c Pubic TO which these concerts appeal an
y spppo1tuhlty 10 attend the holiday performance
a response TO many requests, the Nozart o,Iin-
rjs.gg .g clarinet and strings, which the quartet
sss;,s9 last year with such success, will be re-