New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

Emperor after long series of negotiations. As
these concerts are planned primarily to intro
ouce DR.. Muck to the New York patrons OF the
Boston Symphony, there will be no solo per-
former at either concert. The programme for
Thursday night will be the same as that used
by DR.. Muck for his first concert in Boston 1t
is as follows
Symphony Minor No 5...-..............B Beethoven
Eine Fsnst overture Wagner
Prelude to die Meistersinger wagner
The second programme-that for Saturday
afteTnoon-is as follows:
Symphony in Minor. No. Brahms
70 .0oeron Weber
overture to Der FSsischata eyvsSss WsS
Nine Malta Won Niessen-stone who Is to be
heard IN a song recital in Mendessohn Hall on
November IA. is greatly esteemed In Euron,
where she has been prominent figure in the
recital and oratorto field. She has travelled
through Russia with safonofr and in Germany
with Ernst Won Schuch and his orchestra She
has been heard In the museum concerts In
Frankfort, and IN Munich and Vienna under
Motu and Gercke. When she visited London
she sang in the Monday afternoon pops and
In symphony concerts in st James's and Oueenis
halls She has sung in the oratorio performances
In Crystal Palace and given a series Of recitals
In Bechstein Hall During her European career
she has appeared with nearly all OF the i'm
portant musical organizations and has visited
the chief musical centres. where she has been
heard In recitals.
Mr.. Rosenthai will be heard in two pianoforte
concertos-Chopin's. in e minor. and Ludwig
schytte's In sharp minor-and also In Branms's
variations on a theme by Paganini. when he
effects his re-entrance at Carnegie Hall next
wednesday evening. The Schytte concerto has
been provided with q new finale to accommo-
date the scntillant technique OF the pianist.
Under the direction OF Walter Damrosch the
New York Symphony Orchestra will accompany
the concertos and play besides MoZart's over
ture to Der Schauspieidirektor' and transcript
tions Of two Russian folk-songs by Liadow.
Alexander Petschnikofr. the Russian violinist
who made tour of the United States in 1898,
is here for another tour this season. accom-
panied by his wife. who is American woman
from the Northwest At the recent Mozart fes-
tival in Salzburg the pair played the Symphonic
Concertante for violin and viola. and they are
10 give recitals here. Petschnikoff halls from
Moscow and is the of serf. He Is pro-
tege OF the Princess Oursoron, OF the Russian
nobility, and through her received the oppor-
tunities that have made his name one of inter-
national renown. His coming tour Will open in
Pittsburg November and 10. when he will
play with the Pittsburg Orchestra. and on
Thursday evening. November 10. he will make
his temperance in this city. playing with the
Russian Symphony Orchestra In Carnegie Hall.
Concertgoers should make a note OF the fol-
lowing dates OF Sam Franko's concerts OF old
music: Thursday evenings. January 3. February
"A anG March %. at Mendessohn Hall One
Of these dates is different from previous
nouncements. and new tickets viii be mailed
20 subscribers.
S. Coeridge Taylor. the English composer. VIII
make his first New York appearance In a recital
OF his own compositions in Mendessohn Hall on
Friday evening November l6 and will have the
assistance Of the following artists Miss Lola
Johnson. soprano: Mr.. Harry T. Burleigh. barry
tone. and Mr. Felix Fowler Weir. viOlinist. In
addition 10 accompanying the artists. Mr.. Taylor
viii be heard in several piaRotorte solos.
on November %. the Metropolitan Opera House
will be all activity Each steamer that arrives
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