New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Gounod opera Mr.. Chalmin the new barytone.
VIII sing the small part Of Brander, and Arturo
Vlgna will have the responsibility of conducting.
"Tannhauser" Will be the attraction on Sat
urday afternoon, with cast including Nine.
Katharine Fleischer- -Edel, as Elizabeth: Nine
Olive Fremstad. as Venus; Miss Bella Alien as
the Shepherd; Mr. Burran. as Tannhauser; Mr..
Van Rooy, as Wolfram, and MI Blass as the
Landgraf. Alfred Hertz will conduct
On Saturday evening the bill will again be
Marta, with Mime. Sembrich as Lady En-
r1chetta, Nine. Louise oIner as Nancy. Mr. Dip
pei as Ltonello. Mr.. Gourmet as Plumkett Mr.
Sheriff ~ '-'e
This evening the first of the popular Sunday
concerts at the Metropolitan Opera House viii
be given, with the cooperation of several oper-
attic stars The stars in question will be Miss
Geraldine Farrar, Nine. Louise Homer carl
Burrian and MIR. Steiner The orchestra will he
under the direction Of Alfred Hertz
At Mendessohn Hall on Thursday afternoon
Leandro Campanart Mr.. Hammerstein's direc-
tor. will give violin recital The programme:
Concert sonate veracint
t4ayotts Bach
Romance in " iseetbove5 the l5
Etude Barcarolle @ pa sa nni gi
5ran. ara ar ra aRtiGs Gsn 40, vieux5emDf
Poonaiss No Lal9
Victor Herbert will play cello solo at his
concert at Days Theatre Tonight It will be his
first public appearance here this season as an
instru1nentalist Mr.. Herbert will play two of
his best known pieces for the cello, berceuse''
and a petite valse-" This is his last concert till
after the holidays
Schumann-Heink will sing the songs of Schu-
bert, SchuInann-Franz and Brahms at her last
song recital here this winter, which she will
give in Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon next,
the 9Th, commencing at 3 o'clock In the
Brahms group Mime. schumann-Heink will in
e-y-r1SIy Goh,,
bert will be represented by four songs. She will
sing also the famous "Brindisi" and THE Lord
encore numbers.
Rosenthal will be the star attraction at the
first of the Bagby musicals. in the Waldorf
Astoria. December 3, and on Thursday even
ing. the 9TH, he is to be the soloist with the
Boston Symphony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall
On December 13 Rosenthal will make his only
the Brooklyn Institute, in recital in the Bap-
tIst Temple On the 10Th and 10Th he will be
the soloist with the New York Symphony Or
chestra in Carnegie Hail. and on December %
and 30 he is to be heard in the Metropolitan
Opera House Sunday concerts.
Creatore and his band will be heard again to-
night at the Hippodrome, this time giving a
typical Creatore programme of the most sue
cessful numbers in his repertoire, including the
performance OF Tschaikowsky's 1872" overture
Other numbers will be the grand finale OF Act
III. "Gioconda," duet from "Trovatore,' the
sextet from Lucia" the overture to Mig
non ETC. signor Pierno. the trumpeter OF the
band Will play Schubert's "Serenade."
The first concert Of the Musical Art Society
will be given Thursday evening December
13. in Carnegie Hall. under the direction Of
Frank Damrosch. The first number upon the
programme is an Ave Regina" by Palestrina,
motet for eight voices. with unusual dts
tribution of the voices between the two choirs.
In the first choir are two sopranos, one alto and
one barytone; in the second TWO altos, tenor
and one bass. This programme will be repeated
the afternoon of Saturday. December 10, at
Carnegie Hall.
The first concert of the F1onzaley Quartet oc-
ours at Mendelssohn Hall next Tuesday even
ing.
PROGRAMME
sas edsr esahs 5S aG NIT WOLF
Miss Susan Metcat. soprano,
String quartet minor Gk6che No ass. Mozart
The following programme has been arranged
for the New York debut, at Carnegie Hall on
Friday evening" of Francis Macmillen. violinist
assisted by the New York Symphony Orchestra. |
Suite from Henry VIII" Saint-Saens. New
York Symphony Orchestra; concerto in D ma
jor. Paganini, Francis MacInien; adago in Z
fat major Mozart; (a) Evening IN the High
Grieg; concerto in A major. sinding. Francis
Maculillen-
At Nine Gadskis recital in Carnegie Hall on
Tuesday afternoon, December IL Part I Of the
programme will be devoted to group of clas-
steal songs with original English texts Part II
to songs by French and American composers
and Part III TO modern German songs. There
will be two piano solos by Frank La Forge.
Miss Lee Jones, contralto Will give a song re-
cital at 491oIan Hall on Tuesday afternoon
Bruno HUM will accompany her.
Thursday evening at the Tompkins Avenue
Congregational Church. Brooklyn, there will be
ar will y,1o