New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

mental tour Of this country. Lhevinne will be
accompanie by his wife, Russian pianist, and
their four L onths old baby. Constantine. What
part the baby VIII take in the Lhevinne concert
company is rot announced but Nine Lhevinne
VIII be heard many times with her husband in
recital Nine. Lhevinne, like her husband Is a
gold medaiiist Of the Moscow Conservatory She
carried on the honOrs OF the piano class a feat
accomplished by a woman only once before in
the history Of the institution
The request programme with which the Peo-
pies symphony concerts opens the seventh sea-
son, Is significant feature in proof Of the bene-
hcial work Of this organization as an educa-
uonal factor. At the last orchestral concert of
the sixth season, all those in the audience who
wished to signify their preference of symphony.
overture. symphonic poem. suite. concerto
Inarch Tor any other single movement) or vocal
number for the ensuing season, were invited hy
MT AFens, the musical director of the society
70 indicate their choice by letter. The following
rs me result, OF this test vote:
Overture. -.AIidsumner Nights Dream. Me,d,sso,,
sSi,5 syiiphens t poem en-. ."asso Iizz
March, Aarche Slay Greg
Concerto minor violin concerto 4ssGhsia3Nsy
Voosi. 'Isolde's uebestod'' Wa nm
The four symphony concerts are to be given
at Cooper Union on Thursdays, November %
December y, January 81 and March 81 and re-
peated at Carnegie Hall on FRIDAYS November
Hs, December rs, February ! and March 90
ihe directors OF the New York Symphony Or
cheetra announce that beginning tomorrow
morning. the box Office at Carnegie Hall will he
epeheo Iof the general sale of seats for the
series Of subscription concerts which the New
1orh symphony VIII give this winter under the
direction OF Walter Damrosch.
The list Of soloists engaged for this series in
cfudes Camille Saint-Sakns, who will make his
first appearance before American audiences at
fhe opening concerts on turday evening, No.
yez1ber 8, and Sunday afternoon, November 4.
For the following seven concerts the directors
have engaged Nine. Gadski and Nine Scbu-
mann Heink. Cesar Thomson Leo SchuIz inei
list and the pianists Moritz Rosenthai and
Josef Lhevinne. -0
Beginning next Sunday night Victor Herbert
and his orchestra will give a series of conoert.
az Days Theatre that viii mark the first open-
ing of this house for Sunday night entertain
ments. and that may lead to their remaining IN
g permanent form there. Mr. Herbert IN hi.
coming concerts will. usual, devote fair
share OF his programmes TO selections from his
own operas These make up quite formidable
list OF popular successes and they will furnish
such large number OF excerpts as can scarcely
pe exhausted IN season. His latest score. The
teo MIL WIZ have its first presentation in or
chestral tidbits at thee Daly's Theatre CON
certs. ~
Al this Sundays concert at the New York
hippoorome all the artists are women IT is tn.
first appearance in this auditorium of the Ma
Fassar Ladies Band Of forty pieces. The band
= soh'posea OF young women whose average age
IS stated at about twenty-one and one-half
ye7rs They admit that much at anv rata
Most OF them have been playing in public since
tley were very small girls, and several OF them
nave peen under their present rna.agsr Purene
Iial siace ..>SJ we're eight years old. C;ussie
Dai is the directories" She plays the hae :
soon and oboe, the violin. cornet, trombone and
clarinet Miss Lillian Sieger and Miss Nettia
tteilef VIII render cornet duet, and there viii
be an anvil sextet, q sextet In brass violin
solos, vocal solos and speciality on drums
Three Russians, one German and one Aneri-
can are among the soloists announced for th.
Russian Symphony Orchestra's subscrintIon
concerts at Carnegie Hall this season. All of
them viii play Russian music Alexander