New-York tribune., 1906-02-04
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR.

sunday-Carnegie Hall. 5 ?. m. concert o. the
eN-Les Tssyrvo-E Svnlphony Society. Felix Vein
partner conducting, Metropolitan opera
House $50 p NJ. popular operauc concert
Nonday-NetropoIitan Opera House p H.
Italian opera Il Trovatore
Tuesday-CaInegie Hall. e:l5 ?. m concert OF
the New-York symphony Society, i2 eHH
We!ngartner conducting; Mendelssohn han
. p m pianoforte recital by Miss Maria
Won Unschuld; SD ?. m concert of cIatnDer
music by the Boston symphony quartet
wednesday-NetroDolitan Opera House, ; IIL 2. n
italian opera. Don Giovanni; No. % PARK
ave, II e. m, recital Of sonatas tor piano.
forte and violin by Mr.. and MTs- DaNIu
Names.
rhursday- -Mendelssohn Hall, s:l5 2. m. CON
cert Of chamber music by the haltenDorh
Quartet; Metropolitan Opera House, ?. m,
Fpecial performance Of German opera, Lon
engin"; Baptist Temple. Brooklyn, o.l9
o m concert OF the New-York symphony
Orchestra, Felix Weingartner conducting
Friday-Carneg1e Hall. 2.S0 p m. public re-
hearsal Of the IhilharInonic Society; Metro Metro
poIitan opera House. ; D. m. Italian opera
'Ma-;a-"
ssturday-Metrobolitan Opera House, 2 p m.
German opera. die Meistersinger''; p. N.
French opera Faust: Carnegie Hall, SD
= N concert Of the Philharmonic Society.
Dr. Kunwald conducting; Nendelssohn Han
$50 ?. m song recital by Miss Delly Fried.
lander: Carnegie Hall. 2.30 .. m, concert Of
The Young Peoples Symphony Society
The sixth public rehearsal and concert Of the
Philharmonic Society viii take place in Carnegie
gsu next Friday afternoon and Saturday
evening. under the direction OF Dr. Ernst Kun
Fsld. q Berlin. The programme viii be as
follows:
syrupaony No .,rotca Hee5hoysn oven
ARA IRON fisil Nine F,-rby- -IIuIr
'1 EulensTisgeis Merry Franks STRAUSS
al Teraorgtnhet "oIf
c: -1raun aaTah die D.rarneruag }......--strauss
Yae KirLby-I.ann
In order 10 Increase the impressiveness OF the
''Eroca" syrnphory the wind instruments. at
the suggestion Of DR. Kunwald will be doubled.
DR. Ernst Kunwald the la-ss = conductor i'm
ported by the Philharmonic Society. is az Aus
tran. having been bora thirty-seven years ago
in Vienna. He studied music as : youth. buE in
response 10 the wishes Of his parents made ths
law his profession and took his degree at the
University OF Bonn. Later he practised before
the Vienna courts retaining. however. his great
interest in music, which he studied zealously as
an amateur. In 1898 he yielded finally TO the
irresistible inclination 20 devote himself TO music
alone. and resumed at The Conservatory of Leip-
SIC the studies lie had left incomplete. Stimuli
taneously he was active as chorus master IN the
opera house. He was engaged successfully in
the post Of conductor at Halle In 1901 he was
Selected 10 introduce the music dramas of wag-
ner IN Spain 81 The TeatrO Reale IL Madrid. DR..
AuhWalc regarded his operate experiences as
preparatory 70 has ultimate career as a concert
tonu1clof' 10 which his ambition had always
.OiAeu. AIter ms lrst season in Madrid. he re-
turned lne Following year 10 conduct symphony
concerts there and III Barcelona He met with
great success and was decorated by the Queen
o spain with The order Of Isabella the Cath
~ IRON l*f- until 1903 he was conductor OF
ne Municipal Opera House at Frankfort. and
syHphoty concerts given by the opera or
,eSIa- lie won particular recognition at that
an 1Ile ior his mastery production OF Berlioz S
-s DainLauOn dc Faust and for his conduct
Ilg Of Strauss Also Sprach Zarathustra" DR..
huhWad is NOW first conductor OF the new
"0gS opera House. in Berlin
The most important feature of the twelfth
week OF grand opera. which viii open tomorrow
evening. VIII be the revival. after an interval of
seven years. u FIotow's tuneful little master
Piece Marta" An admirable cast has been Sc
cured for the occasion. The rest Of the week
vi De devoted TO performances OF operas
Hiich have already been heard this season: I'll
lO'store," on Monday. with Nordica. Homer.
Aagte, CaInpalari and Journet; Don Giovanni
sneonescay, with Nordica, Jomeln, Sembrich
~ Uppel, Muhlmann and Journet; on
6 Ns-ay .peclai performance for the benefit OF
p Seri1an Press Club. "I>ohengrin." with
Esssyoic' Homer KuOte. GoritZ. Blass and
t.-"4,-----r On saturday afternoon die MSlS-
psIeer, with Alien. Homer, Knote Van
g Gcritz, Blass and Reiss: on Saturday
tS1'lhg Faust" with Miss Abott. Dippel, Scott
az Journet The distribution Of parts in
,;-etA VIII be follows: Lady Enrichetta
So Ser iiini1chs Nancy. Miss Walker; Lionello
ts tenof Caruso; Plunkitto. Mr. Plancon; Iris
0' Af hossi. Signor Vigna will conduct
Immediately after the conclusion of the pres
' season Of grand opera IN New-York the COM
s "il leave by special trains for Baltimore
Ieie ae spring tour VIII begin on Monday even
AarcE lS. witt q performance of Marta. I"
'eelner FOUR performances viii be given in
-I4iAore. Thence the company will go tc
8sAiHgiGn, whore fl VIII give four perform
es opening with die Konigin Won Saba
Ns next city visited will be Pittsburg. where
= enilre week viii be devoted to the interpre-
e1'n OF works in the repertory. Chicago vii
'NO". There again the company VIII appear
a. an entire week, repeating the programme
'te7aoy presented in Pittsburg- Continuing or
- eL r0Ec westward. the artists will branch on
bI 81 Louis, whore four performances are an
sSS11i'ceo ,sS1 proceed 10 Kansas City. where they
a., APPEAR twice. and then. without pausing
80 the journey 10 San Francisco, where OF
st-r Monday. April 1e, they VIII open a two
- engagement Al the Grand opera House
- 4asl city which will be visited is Los An
Nhere TWO performances VIII De given
s1 UPON which occasion the New Auditorium
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