New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-14

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hoando di BeFiino-Duo Idylle, Wv
Viva rAmsroa-darca ro Sns1
PsI,nt az ttGdolro Mr. Bellstd
aos,-., Nine. Calvi ana Mr.. De s-r.a
Gnsstsrton-Lsttura della Bibb!a Nine. RiaziSi
Ave Maria Nine Eerrabini Artists
The Marum Quartet, which Is COMPOSED =,
Ludwig Marum. Modest and Jacob AltschuIs,
and Michel Bernstein. will give five concerts OF
chamber music at Cooper Union on Thursdays
October %, November 80 December Is. January
"A and February 81 These concerts are given
at prices that put them within the reach OF al
music lovers, and are organized TO provide high
class performances OF chamber music for a pub
lie that has not hitherto been able to enjoy
them That they meet real need was shown
by the success Of the series last year when
the average attendance at Cooper Union when
the Marum Quartet played was between twelve
and fifteen hundred persons MIR. Marum has
arranged special features Of the season two
Brahms and Russian programmes. Other quar-
tets are by Mozart Haydn. Chadwick. Dvorak.
Beethoven and Arensky- The prices Of sinss
tickets range from 80 to 10 cents.
DaIy's Theatre-the last guardian OF fading
traditions about to enjoy an innovation. IN
a short time its doors viii be opened on Sunday
nights. But the affrighted shade OF the late A.
DAILY need suffer no shock. for the innovation
is to take the form OF quite respectable con-
certs- On October 2S Victor Herbert and his
orchestra Will begin series of Sunday night
concerts that will anticipate the merry Of
the opera maestro by about five weeks. For that
period. at least, those music lovers who ara
fond OF light and dainty music will be accom-
modated. Mr.. Herbert will come to Days after
having concluded a successful season Of COD
certs embracing Willow Grove Park. IN Phla-
deIphia: Pittsburg Waterbury and other citisA
and he returns TO New York IN exceedingly
happy frame Of mind-as who would not. With
twelve operate scores earning him substantial
royalties in a single season?
Walter Damrosch's list OF compositions TO Be-
performed at the subscription concerts Of ths
New York Symphony Orchestra contains fswss
novelties than usual He viii, however, give
a first performance to a Moroccan Symphonique''
of Caesar FranOk, entitled REDEMPTION Tvs
others besides these are painting ny DeoussN
entitled THE Sirens" and incidental musa
written by Chabrier for shakespeares Henry
VIII" At one concert the entire programme
with the assistance of Nine Gadskt, VIII Dc as
voted to selections from the Wagner music
dramas. - --,,.o-,,
Orchestra announces that the sale OF seats %
the public will open on Monday, OCTOBER a
Subscribers to last years series may retain IhelF
seats by application 70 the secretary OF the Or
cheStra, al Carnegie Hail. before that uata.
New subscribers to either the Sunday afternoon
or the Saturday evening series VIII nave sea-
allotted to them IN the order OF application. as
near as possible to the location desired
s Colertdge-Taylor win tour the United STATES
and Canada during November and Decemosh
Mr. Observation-Disclosures has appeared as guest
conductor with most OF the pr1ncipaI orcnssu L.-
and choral societies IN England. The engage
nent Is limited 10 twenty concerts.
Owing TO the success OF the AIargulies Trio
last season. Miss Adele Margulies announces
three chamber music concerts at Mendelsso6eo3
Hall on the following evenings-Noyemosr -
January Is and February 49, assisted py LOU
pold Iichtenberg and Leo Schulz
Kari Crienauer announces hts only cello re-
cital this winter at Mendelssohn Hall THURSDAY
evening. November 10. assisted by the GrienaHv
cello quartet
Mime Gracia Ricardo. an American soprano
who has lived abroad for many years. primer
nalIy in England. where she toured with many
prominent concert artists as well as singins -
the leading festivals. has returned 10 TINS a,
frv and Is TO be heard in a song reclta, -
Nendelssohn Hall Thursday afternoon W.
Vember l.
Maud Powell makes her first appearances l''
the season as soloist in the twenty-ffth anni'
versarv concert of the United Singers OF SrOOn'
1vn this afternoon. DR. Carl Fique, VINO Is 20
rector OF the thirty combined German Sr13-9--ai
societies OF Brooklyn, mas iIvItsu W. AZ this
TO play the Vieuxtemps ID minor concerI' az -
concert
Returning from a brief tour as far west
Springfield. H.. Sousa and his band VIII sis So.
concern ar the Hippodrome tonight NoveiuA
will ba a suite from the Japanese oa-s0y
''Yedda,' and comedy paraphrase' r1tsrHbs-s
the Green" SOlOists are Miss Ada CL.so51
Soprano who will sing an aria rom vic.
..Oueen OF Sheba"; Miss Jeanette PoWets', s.S,
linist who viii perform the Andants anu 90
Perpetun by Refs. and Herbert l. CIaiA0' w.
netiSt-
George Hanlin. the tenor. who Is now 4. -,
lin has b.sn engaged 10 sing the Bach CnI's'-
mas Oratorto on December Il. win 'hS
Academic Chorus of that city. This x, SrSrc
1btcS ia one Of the Oldest now IN eh ~ SIoa
, wIiSn 49,, active before MendelssOnns 49, -
- nndsr the direction OF Professor Georss sary
mann Mt. Hamlin will return 70 Aine''O"