New-York tribune., 1906-02-04

business manager OF the Conried Metropolitan
opera Company. will act on the Journey as
manager and personal representative OF Mt. Con-
IN Pittsburg. st. Louis. Kansas City. San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles Will rest upon Mr. Charles
w strine' who last season successfully attended
10 the local direction of the grand opera engage
ments in San Francisco and Los Angeles, and
who until quite recently has been general busi-
ness manager Of the farewell American tour OF
Mime. Sarah Bernhard. In Chicago Mr. Mil
ward Adams will cooperate with Mr. Conried
and Mr.. Goerltz.
The soloists at to-night's popular concert at
the Metropolitan Opera House will be Miss Olive
Fremstad, Mr.. Otto Goritz Mr.. Robert Bass and
Mr.. Gerardy. the viooncellist. Miss Olive Frern-
stad will sing the romanza "Connais-tu le pays"
from 'Mignon': Mr.. Blass. Caspar's aria from
Der FreischCtz," and Mr.. Goritz. "BehUt dich
Gott" from Der Trompeter Won Saklingen"
The compositions chosen for Interpretation by
Mr.. Gerardy Max Bruch's "Kol Nidrei ana
three short numbers, the Tire Giorni, attrlouted
TO PergOlesi; serenade by Victor Heroert an9
Davidoff-s Am Springbrunner-" feature OF
the concert Will be the singing OF Schuoerts
"Standchen-' by Miss Minges and chorus or SIX
teen female pupils Of the School or opera Ihe
orchestral programme will include the oveItures
10 "Rienzi" and Massenet's lie Roi de Lahore
the .'aochzeitsklange' waltz OF Strauss and
Idszt's Rhapsodie No. l. Mr.. Nahan Franko
will conduct.
The fourth Symphony Concert for Young Peo-
eIe under the direction Of Mr.. Frank Danrosch
will be given in Carnegie Hall on Saturday next
at 23O o'clock Mr.. Charles Gilbert will be the
soloist The following programme will be per
formed:
Symphony No. l. in minor STahnS
Ca5 La .Fopiensa5si Hssss ssans
}c} S La ' VERGE iss la PerilhOn
Overture. '9delusins' Mendessohn
s5 e Roi dys :;,r;a1il0 isio
U' Charles Gifbert.
Waltz ''BIorgenblatter Johann strauss
The New-Ycrk Symphony Orchestra returned
Wednesday. January 81. from a two weeks
Western tour under Walter Damrosch and Felix
Uyeineartner At a recent meeting Of the exec
u+iva committee Of the New-York SynphoilS
Orchestra Fund Il was decided permanently 10
increase the strings by ten additional memOers'
making the actual strength OF the orcheslra o''
on the basis Of IS first violins, 1S second Vlo-
lns. il violas. Il 'cellos and III passes. no'A
rIe-r weingartner and NJ. Damrosch Will have
+ht. enlarged orchestra for the remaining CON-
-. >. .hts season Herr Weingartner's fare
81, o,nsarances will be at two extra concerts
Give, hv the New-York Symphony Orchestra at
Carnegte Hall on Sunday afternoon epi uAt'
II and Tuesday evening. February Ao'
nrIncipal numbers the programmes WI"
I9rahn,s's Symphony No. in ~ anu q -
| scbarzo by Joseph Suk. the talented co'hpoooi
her
tet
>+e-noon and next Tuesday, with Herr
/ ,,7.,,,.ortner as conductor, the orchestra VIII
nlav the following programme:
o-,re Fingars Cave S,Tus Ts.Z.
Concerto in e fat fqT mT. PfanH PRadoph i't Gam
sisrfIisd;Ir,. ISyGi ~ Goethe. :.Fau.t
snDbons An No &. in minor
| -. "wednesday in the Baptist Temple. Brook
4 Orchestra
rerr weingartner condu''3r ana DaVi1
| ..o,,,ee violin. as soloist, will give conoer'
: 5ar naai the auspices Of the Brooklyn Institute
r,. second concert for the season OF lho no'
! 80 svnphony Quartet will take place IN Men
| 5eIssohn Hall next Tuesday evening MISS
| -, nsetcalt will sing a group of songs ana
ou'0- - will plav Tanefew's Quartet in
ene e. naInor and Schumann's Quartet In "A major
hal ~ No 8 Miss Metcalf's songs VIII be
these Aria from erse; terIde" and "Unge-
chen' cchubert: Die Mainacht' and 20 Liep-
Itote Wangen," Brahms.
! -,odern. of moderns will occupy the
-. =, honor in the coming pair OF concerts
| pANo 1,o,+o, symphony Orchestra in Carnegie
py ~ 1cah-rarv Is and IT. Gustav Mailer and
| c,rauss The latter Will be represented
| .one noen Thus Spake Zarathustra"
| py The former by his latest symphony the
erth which has never peen pla.ea III o,s on
! ~ H.. .ynnhony was played nrst IN boston oii
! The ey end 2 No fewer than six extra re-
Ja.aIs JanuaIs we're required TO get the work INTO
! shane 1t may be counted airo"s '''0 '''O'' '
| liant novelties Of the seasop
..,,,.as nsaccabeus" which the oratorio So
/ .,.., will sing at Carnegie Hall on Tuesoay
evening February 20. under Frank DaHrosch .
.H.,o, &C. one OF the several choral compo-