New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
VETTE GUILBERT.
Singing at the Lyceum Theatre.

Eames as Elisabeth. Miss Fremstad as Venus,
Miss Alien as the Shepherd, Mr.. Knote as Tam
hauser, Mr.. Van Rooy Wolfram, Mr. Blass as
the Landgraf and Messrs. Reiss Miihlmann.
FRANKIE and Bayer in the remaining parts Con-
duotor. Mr.. Alfred Hertz. Friday evening, March
= is reserved for another presentation OF "Tosca.
with Nine Eames F1oria, Miss Milford as
the Shepherd. Mr.. DIPPED as Mario. Mr.. Scotti
as Scarpia, and Messrs. Dufriche. Rossi Parol
Begue and Foglia In smaller roles The orches-
ira will be directed by Mr.. Arturo Vigna. The
double bill. opening with "Hansel und Gretel"
(Which has already been heard more often than
any other opera this season. and closing with
Paglacct" will be interpreted on Saturday
afternoon, March 3. Mr.. Nahan Frankie will
resume his place as conductor at this perform
ahce' In Pagliacci" the Canio will be Mr..
Caruso Mr. Scott will once more interpret
Tonic. Mr. Reiss will be the Peppe Mr. Parvis
will appear Silvio and Miss Alien will sing
Media Conductor, Mr.. Arturo Vigna. The
popular Saturday evening function VIII be
marked by a performance of 1.-THE Barber of
seville, with Nine Sembrich. Miss Bauerneis-
ter Mr.. DIPPED. Mr.. Campanari, Mr.. Rosst and
Messrs: Begue and Paroli in the cast. Mr.. Ar
turo Vigna will conduct.
A treat is promised to the many admirers Of
Richard Wagner tonight Sunday at the "popu-
lar Metropolitan Opera House concert. The
programme Will be entirely devoted to works
of that master. interpreted by favorte artists.
The soloists will be Mines Olive Fremstad Marie
Rappold and Josephine Jacoby, Messrs Heinrich
Knote. Anton Van Rooy and Albert Reiss They
will be supported by the Metropolitan Opera
House orchestra. under the direction Of Mr.. AL
fred Hertz. An interesting orchestral feature of
the concert Will be a novelty, the original Pre-
lude TO the third act of "TannhauSer," which
differs from the Introduction used at operatic
and suggests certain DRAMATIC Incidents omitted
IN the current operatic version. The Faust
overture, the prelude TO the third act of Die
Melsterf niger, the overture to Der E1iegende
Hollander' and the Vorspiel and "Liebestod"
music from Tristan und Isolde" are all prom
ised. Among the vocal selections will be the
aria. "Dich Theure Halle" from ''Tannhauser,"
sung by Nine. Rappold; Siegmund's love song
contributed by Mr.. Knote; the duo from Der
and Mr.. Van Rooy; the prize Song from die
Meistersinger." by Mr.. Knote. and the quintet
Jacoby, Messrs. Knote, Van Rooy and Reiss
Miss Olive Fremstad will sing the part of Isolde
Isolde"
Mr.. Victor Beigel will give a second concert,
which will be the last this season, at Mendels-
sohn Hall on March IA. The programme will be
one Of modem songs and the singers VIII be
Miss Frances Ives and William Raymond.
Among New-York singers who are pursuing
their careers abroad and making names for
stein. but who was Miss Sara Anderson which
is still her stage name. Mrs. Baernstein is
''jugendfcha Dramatische." She sang last year
at the opera in Graz where many another singer
of worldwide fame served her artistic appren-
ticeship. She is singing the youthful parts in
Wagner's dramas-Esa beth Elsa Sieglinde and
Eva-and doing the regular repertory grind for
which all German prima donnas are called upon
The Marum Quartet has enlisted the services
OF Josef Lhevinne for its concert Of chamber
music in the hall of Cooper Union on March S.
The next concert of the Olive Mead Quartet
will be given in Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday
evening. March G. Mrs. Thomas Taper, piano
forte. will assist
Rectals of pianoforte music will occupy a
large portion of the attention of music lovers
during the remainder of the season. Miss Har-
riette Cady will be heard in such an affair in
Mendelssohn Hall on March D; Mr.: Stojowski
will give his second in Mendelssohn Hall on the
afternoon of March Z; Mr.. Rudolph CAM on
the afternoon Of March p, in the same room;
Ihevinne in Carnegie Hall, on Sunday after
noon, March IL ION tho evening of the 18th he
will be heard again with orchestral and Mr.
Manfred Maxim in Mendelssohn Hall on March
% Doubtless there will be many more before
the Eruption of teachers and pupils concerts
with which the season usually comes TO an end.
Programme of a pianoforte recital to be given
bv Heinrich Gerhard in Mendelssohn Hall to-
morrow afternoon:
sonata op 90 Carst movement. Beethoven
.fsrs schumann
Ia soiree dams Grenade -DePussy
Impronptu minor; f@ure
Nocturne. g minor. Chopin
Haiisde y 30 Il -. :.:. ,,..ro,su
rf rom mHotiqns Arthur Whiting
Mr. and Mrs David Names will give the first
~ three recitas of sonatas for violin and piano.
ct. ,n the hall OF the Institute OF Musical Art,
No 53 nth-ave this afternoon. The programme
connnrises sonatas in ID major q major ana +
miner respectively by Corelli, Tartini and Lo-
catelu The programmes are TO De arranged
chronoogically
The New-York Symphony Orchestra which
has been permanenuy increased TO ninety-seven
,oar,bars will give its last subscription con-
ce,,s y, this season at Carnegie Hall, Sunday
s.-,oon March 4 and Tuesday evening. March
q nth Walter Damrosch conductor and
PafaeI Joseffy as assisting solo artist Follow
ing will be the programme:
.-rhs samoan ..-....-......-E A. Mcdowell
piano orchestral brahms
Rafael Jose1y ,
symphony No s. in Beethoven
Death ard Transhguraron 't'lchafd SuHusS
Symphonic poem.
Mr.. Joseny's appearances In public are now
so few and far between that they constitute an
especially interesting event in the concerts OF