New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
MUSICAL COMMENT.
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Sohrled management. The repertory will in
eiude two favorite Italian works, "Tosca" and
La Boheme," besides Faust" Tristan und
Isolde Hansel und Gretel.' and as there is
stlH reason to believe, "Parsfal'' Tomorrow
evening Puccinis opera. ''Tosca' will be sung.
with a cast including Nine. Eames as F'lorio
Iosca, Mr. Caruso Mario Mr. Scott as Scar
PA, Mr.. Rossi as the sagrestano and Mr.. Du-
irlche as Angelotti. Mr. Vigna will conduct
La BOheme'' will follow on Wednesday even
ing, when Nine. Sembrich will again be heard in
her beautiful rendering of the part of Mimi
Mr.. Campanari will make his re-entry into
grand opera after a two years absence, in the
part OF Coline. AS at present arranged, the first
OF the four promised performances of "Parsfal'
VIII be given, at regular prices, on Thursday
January H. The curtain will rise at o'clock
p. m, and the performance should end at about
11:2O p. m. There will be the customary inter-
mission between the first and second acts. Miss
Olive Fremstad as. Kundry, Mr.. Burgstaller
Parsifal, Mr. Van Rooy as Amfortas Mr.. Cor
IT. as klingsor, Mr.. Blass as Gurneman and Mr.
Gourmet as Tfture will be the cast. Mr.. Hertz
will conduct.
For Friday evening the MANAGEMENT promises
another performance of Faust with Nine
Games and the cast as heretofore except that
Nalentin will be enacted by Mr.. Campanari. Mr.
Frankie will conduct.
Tristan und Isolde is announced for Satur-
day afternoon. Nine Nordica will be Isolde
Miss Edyth Walker will sing the part of Bran
gaene. and Mr.. KnOte will be heard Tristan
The Kurwenal Of Mr.. Van Rooy the King Marke
of Mr.. Blass, the Melot of Mr.. Mihlmann and
the Shepherd of Mr.. Reiss will figure in the per-
Torrance. which will be under the musical di-
rection of Mr. Hertz.
In response to many requests, says the man
agement, on Saturday evening. at the popular
performance, Humperdinck's fairy opera, Han
sci und Gretel, will be repeated. The conductor
will be Mr.. Frankie.
At the Metropolitan Opera House concert to-
night the soloists will be Nine Rappold Miss
Florence milford Mr.. Otto Goritz. Mr.. Marcel
Gourmet and Miss Marie Hall, the English violin
list Miss Hall will play Workmanship Violin
Ave Maria by Schubert Wiheimj. and Hex
entanz," of Pagann Nine. Rappold will sing
the aria from ''Tannhauser." 'Dich theure
Halle" and Bzet's "Agnus Del Other vocal
features will be aria from III Barbiere oil
and the gavotte from 'Mignon'' by Miss milford.
In the orchestral portion Of the programme will
appear the overture. Merry Wives of Windsor,
of Nicoai; Victor Herberts suite Roman
tioue'' Overture 'Carneval de Venice by A
Thomas, and the Festival March of strauss
Mr. Nahan Frankie will conduct
Nine. sembrich will give a second song recital
at Carnegie Hall in the afternoon of February
l. She will sing group Of classical airs and
songs group of German lieder and group OF
French American and Slavic songs
oDas Hexenlied" ('The witch's Song') which
David Bispham will recite with orchestral ac-
commandment at the fifth concert Of the New
York Symphony Orchestra this afternoon ana
Tuesday evening is a ballad by Ernst Won Wild
enbruch, set to accompanying music by Max
Schillings It's original description was = must
cal recitation with orchestra piano. Won
Wildenbruch says in note on the fly leaf OF
the score that the present treatment or Inc
Witch's Song''-the original text of which is to
be found in his collection of songs and ballads
was undertaken by himself expressly for Max
Schillings, and may be used for public perform
ance ONLY in connection with the music COM
posed bv the latter Another attraction at this
concert will be Charles Martin Loeffier's SYM
phonc poem La Mort de Tintagiles" For this
the composer himself will play the viol damore
obbgatO. The Viol damore Is used to imper-
senate the child Tnta giles. The work was COM
posed in the summer of 1897, being intended
originally for orchestra and two viols damore
obbligato. 1t is based, of course on Maeterlincks
drama. Mr.. Loeffier afterward remodeled the
score He took out the second viol damore part
and lessened the Importance OF the part taken
by the other.
The New Music Society of America announces
its first series Of three concerts of orchestral
music by American composers for the evenings
of February 49, March 10 and April 2, at Car
negie Hall The orchestra will be that of the
Russian Symphony Society. conducted by Mo-
dest Altschuler. and the programme will contain,
among other works MacDowells Indian Suite"
opus 4S which has been played here seldom
Wassili Won Safonon who will remain in this
country for some weeks after finishing his en-
ga gement as guest conductor with the Philhar-
monte Orchestra. has shown marked interest in
the New Music Societys effort to stimulate and
reward creative musical activity in America
He has accepted honorary membership in
the socety's score committee, to whose chair
man. Lawrence Gilman. No. 227 East I2d-st..
composers have been invited to send orchestral
works for examination. Mr.. Safonoff will take
active part in passing Judgment on the com
positions submitted, and he hopes to perform
several of the best of them at his own concerts
in Moscow AS conductor of the Russian Sym
phony Orchestra during short tour soon TO
he made. Mr. Safonoff will conduct MacDowelrs
first suite opus 10, in several cities.
List of compositions by Clayton Johns to be
performed at Mendelssohn Hall on next Tuesday
afternoon. the composer having the help of Miss
Edith Rodgers. Wilfrid Oswald Klamroth and
Heinrich Gerhard:
ei stu d Rose Nein HeT ReI saS
Where Blooms the Rose Song of Four Sea
Roses Introduction and fugue in f minor Canzone
my Iadys Eyes I Cannot Help Loving Thee with
Rue nv Laden IL Love Were Not I Love
.sPeu de chose Apaisement.'' 'Chanson Automne
Cseeonee pack Kiplng)-
Miss Beatrice Eberhard's second violin recital
will take place in the chamber music room of
Carnegie Hall next Tuesday evening. With Carl !
vooIl,ner pianoforte. she will play sonata in
E by Hans Huber, a sonata in by Vincent |
dIndy and sonata in c by Grieg.
Breitkopf and Hartel the Leipsic publishers,
who have put so many of the complete editions
of the musical classics to their credit, announce
their intention to bring out all the works of
JoseDh HAYDN and ask subscriptions Two OF |
three volumes are to appear each year and the |
edition will be complete IN from ten 10 WE'VE
years at an approximate cost to subscribers OF
$3.50