New-York tribune., 1906-12-16


works chosen by Mr, ANsoh,fler for this ooncsrt
vii VIII pasy De new Glazunoffs third symphony
Inc capriccio. which is the conlposers onus
a., Was written about eight years ago and per
corE rorned under Raehmaninofrs direction in Mos
COW. AZ is really series OF episodes of Russian
syf3g me, joined in one composition, and II is
oased upon characteristic scale, whose sixth
sages and minor IN descendine Thus In fhs
scale Of minor, here used the notes q and
scending.
Inc Following is the programme Of the con-
cert to be given by the Royal Welsh Male Choir
in Carnegie Hall this evening:
Part Chorus. Destruction of Gaza." De
aers." Handel, David Davies: solo. 'City of
hest ,n Miss Eva Hall: part song. "Cwsg," Price
wards: solo, wings to Heaven" Hugh Hughes
Todd Jones; part song. little Church" Booker,
and ssS''aP ssa Ras hsto Hssss 4sss
Costa, Miss Cove; chorus Martyrs Of the
Caersalem." Parry. T. Felix Evans solo. "There
Is Green Hill Far Away" Gounod, Aneurin
Misses Cove and Hall. Messrs, Jones and Da-
vies; chorus, Tong Day, Closes Sullivan the
choir.
Nine. Lillian Nortica sailed yesterday from
Europe TO join Henry RusselPs San Carlo Opera
Company. now playing at New Orleans in the
French Opera House Nine Nordica Will make
appearing with the San Carlo company Mr.
Russell has announced as his principal artists
F4orenoio Constantine of the koya! Opera
Miss Alice Nelson Of the San Carlo opera
House. Naples. and Covent Garden: Giuseppe
Saagsa Rns1 Of the os f a SRs s
Miiesa, OF the Pergola Florence; Fely Dereyne.
of the opera at Nice and Marseilles. and vir-
ginia Colonbati, of the Metropolitan
Mrs. William Mason, of No 1876 Hicks street.
and Mrs Henry Rogers Mallory, of No. 120 CO.
Iumbis Heights. Brooklyn. have given the first
two OF series OF three sonata recitals for piano
and violin. the third of which VIII be given on
next WEDNESDAY afternoon az the residence OF
Ie misses oo,, no asf ,asrts ena NJ
Edouard Dethier, violinist. members Of the
faculty OF the Institute Of Musical Art, interpret
composers who have written for piano and violin
ensemble. The works are presented chronology
cally, the musical object Of the series being TO
show the progress in the composition Of the
sonata, the composers being Btber, LocatelH.
Tartini. Bach. Beethoven schumann, Brahms.
Grieg and Strauss.
At the Arton's concert tonight this PRO-
grarnme will be given;
Overture 20 die iustisen Weber windsor
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.so uns ssssss s.! ses ss assss s
osii0 0D Hs:S ssS Leo sshas una s.
ess IND rBs.T az sss1 ssg M Ags
s0''' II Frau Hana TsgioSIonss und orchsssF
ts5 Largo aus daE sga1aOnis No z mol ! G-Ag. ..
o. 6nda ss5 1sssa aoa1 van
fs0oen I'm MMsias MahhercSos osus c.Dss '0'' fiF'ni
s3ses ss.ssT s.s:e
Her Leo sthua
sc5: ns o.so RsEss, gs5s'.9
xoa sissT IasOs 5essSnss sSas RTsa@: sTssIa:
S8 hs Fan pe,es andIGh;tsss Kindawissaa.
eAltss we,hraohtsisd aus Jatre isas)
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When the holiday excitement is over and the
loudest Din Of The opera war has subsided Sam
Franko's concerts Of old music will begin their
seventh season. The first concert VIII take
place at Mendelssohn Hail on Thursday evening,
January g. A programme which promises 10 De
az interesting as those which Mr: fIahRo co hI :.
happens that all Of the works are by German
/ composers The soioist VIII be Mms. Hageman
van Dyk soprano.
Mr.. Kneisel will take the place Of Miss Powell
IN a performance of violin and pianofnrte So
uatas by Mozart and Roger al Mr. Writings
second studio recital this afternoon.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Some slight modification is necessary OF
a statement made IN last Sundays Tribune thai
| until April Is 1884, Gounods opera ('Romeo
et Juliette') had not received a performances III
| New York since 1868. when Max Maretzek pro-
| duced it with the then youthful Minnie hauH
! as the sweet maid" 4
-Ila @7,~0fY
et Juliette" in the original French--one that was
dramatically strong but musica4ly inaoequate-
was given by the Maurice Grau BTench opera
| Cornique Company at the Casino on March 20
| 1883 and repeated at matinee on March o.,
| with Mile. Deriyis and III. Victor Cepoul ID Ine
! roles of the loversr (Some months previously
| Mr. Grau's singers had been heard In Donizetti
LA Fayorita" also sung in the original FrencLl
! and another interesting production was the
! orera comique version OF Carmen with dla-
| logue1 Then came Romeo e Giultetta, with
| Patti at the Academy Of Music, as recorded IN
! 1900 at the Metropolitan Opera House by an
! other Italian performance. in which Nine. tatIl
also partfcipated. The Earnes- -Melba- Sem brich-
De Reszke representations are OF too recent date
| 10 require any comment but IL should be men
| toned notwithstanding some newspaper asser-
lions TO the contrary. that the choruses IN this
! opera have never been sung here in any but the
! French language since the lnauguration or the
| AhheI,- Csrau regime, December II. 1871. OF
this the writer is absolutely certain, though the
| strong italian accent Of majority or the
| singers has led many In the audience to sup
! pose that the choruses We're being given In tlat
tonp71e Until very recently the choral portions
| Of Faust" and Carmen were sung IN IulleiL
New York. Dec. @, 1906. ~ T. q.
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