New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR.

THE WEEKLY CALENDAR.
srnssy-Ca.negis Hall. 3 2. m. concert OF the
New-York symphony Orchestra; Felix Vein
sartner, CONDUCTOR; Metropolitan Opera
Hippodrome. s:l5 p, m. concert OF sOusa
sna hts band; Arion Cluh house, : ,. m,
concert OF the MannergesargVerein Arion
Sonsay-Met.a l olitan Opera House. ,. M
italian ogera- Aida
e,..oay-Ca-neeie Hail. SIS ?. M concert OF
a. Nevr-vork SYMPHONY Orchestra, Felix
We,ngartner. conductor; Mendelssohn Hall.
d A. pGsofOrte recital by Alfred Reisen-
aver; SIS m, concert by Miss Edith
Rogers and the Womens String Orchestral
Chamber Music Room. Carnegie Hall. $50
D H. concert by the Flonzaiey Quartet
vHsnesdsy-aIs lropolitan Opera House s ?. N.
Italian Opera, la Sonnambula"; Mendels-
sohn Hal 2. m. concert by Victor Beigel:
No e. Park-ave., recital OF pianofcrte and
violin sonaJas Tor the benefit OF The Music
School settlement, by Mr.. ana Mrs David
Names; Chamber Music Room OF Carnegie
Hall, $50 =. H., concert by the Flonzaley
Quartet
rhursday-Netropolitan Opera House, p m.
German opera, Wagners "Parsifal": Men
delssohn Hal, 3 ?. m. song recital by Helm
rich Meyn, SIS =. m, concert OF chamber
music by the Kahenborn Quartet; hall OF
Cooper Union. S.l5 p. N, concert OF chamber
music by the Marum Quartet; Association
Han Brooklyn. s:l5 ?. m. concert OF cham
Der music by the Olive Mead quartet ana
Arthur Foot, composer.
Friday-Carnegie Hall, $50 p. m, public
hearsal OF the Philharmonic Society, NaSsiI
satonos conductor; Metropolitan opera
House, s p m. Italian opera, II TrovatoTe."
ssturday-carneeie Hall, SIS D. m. concert OF
the Philharmonic Society, Wassih SaSonoI
conductor; NJ tropoltan opera House. =.
m, Italian opera. Lucia al Lanlmermoor':
sp n. Italian opera at popular prices. Ia
Bohene"
wsssl safonof will make his final appear
snce Is conductor OF the Philharmonic Orchestra
at the firth public rehearsal and concert OF the
season 10 be given next Friday afternoon and
Saturday evening al Carnegie Hall. The noted
Russian conductor has arranged the following
programme:
syHgaoSy f. rs7r 10 Bes ,iSg,1,
Symphonic Suite. s.e. esAzaee I.iIassy- n crssko"
The soloist VIII De Alfred Reisenauer. This
concert will mari, the last public appearance OF
Mr.. safonof this season The Beethoven sym
phony performed by the Philharmonic So
cieiy for the first lime IN America on November
10 ls4A. IN the Apollo Rooms, under the direc-
non OF George Lo'-r an English musician, and
one ~ the founc-rs Of the society. This
twenty-eight years after its first performance in
vienna, and eighteen years after IL was hrst
played by the London philharmonic. The pres
enoe OF the "Schel erazade" Suite. by Rimsky-
horsakoW, on Ire programme, is interesting
iio.l the l6Ct n ar ut. SdfOH0n Won MS ffilt1-
Goh ss conductor ty his first performance OF
ms brilliant number AT one Of the concerts or
ne Imperial Russian Music Society, Of MOSCOW
me suite who has never been played by the
fnilharmonc Society before. VIII be given I'm Its
entirety.
The ninth Week ~ grand opera at the Metro
pohtsn Opera House which viii begin to-mor-
row, will be devoted 10 the Italian repertory.
save as 10 the presentation Of 'Parsifai" on
q. h
TrOvatore." which has not been heard at the
metropolitan under the administration OF Mr.
conr1ed Its last performance at the opera
House On March II. 1903 when Il shared
the bill with that unhappy Anglo German pro-
ouction. De- Wald" for which Mr.. Grau. for
various reasons which ought never prevail I'm an
artistic Institution. made place. Nine Nordica.
Nine Homer Slguor lie march, and others took
part Next Friday the parts win he distributed
as follows. Ie0nora, Nine. Nordca; Azucena,
Nine. Homer: Nanrco. Heinrich Knote: II Conte
q Luna, Ny. Campanari, Fernando, Mr.. Gourmet;
me- Miss Rauerneister. Mr.. Frankie VIII con-
ouct the performance. Aida" postponed on ac-
count of The sfrike Of the chorus viii be brought
ior~ard on Monday evening with the following
y nesI AIDA Mime. Nordica; Amneris. Miss
walker, RhsdaIues Mr.. CarusO; AmonasrO Mr..
csnpanar; Ramhs Ny Plancon; II Re, Mr.
nuhlfnann; conductor. Mr.. Nigna- There VIII
We repetition ~ la Sonnambula" on Wednes-
tNei.lilE WIN NFfnDflcn, tldfO6o anu
farsifal' viii be repeated on Thursday, with
ehe Principal parts in the hands OF Miss trem-
tpao, Mr.. Burgstaller, Mr. Van ROoy, Mr.. Blass
sho Mr. GoritZ. Lucia di Lammermoor' viii
s repeated fMme. Sembrich.. Mr.. Caruso and
mr. Journet) ~ the matinee on Saturday. and
a. NE performance At popular prices in the even
ing Miss Bessie ABBOTT viii effect her American
operatic debut as Mimi in Puccinis "BoheIne.
ue kodolfO Of the occasion being represented by
MI DIPPED and the MarcellO by Mr.. Scott.
Verdrs Requiem" VIII be sung by the forces
the Metropolitan Opera House at the popular
concert this evening The solos viii be sung by
Nine. Jomelli. Miss Walker. Mr.. Dippel and MI.
faneon Mr.. Nigna will conduct
Nj Arthur Foote is 10 take part next Thurs
Gay evening with the Olive Mead Quartet in a
Performance OF his quintet In a minor at Assoc
cation Hall. Brooklyn The same work was
played at the quartet's concert in Mendelssohn
nall last Tuesday evening and with the COM
poser the pianofcrte at a concert OF the
kneisel Quartet some five years ago II was
new then and still I'm manuscript. but has been
published since Among American musicians
OF eminence Mr. Foote enjoys the distinction OF
being the only one whose education is wholly
native. He was born in Salem. Mass. on March
Q. 1853 AS a lad he studied the pianoforte. and
Al fifteen was taken 10 II. J. Lang. on whose ad-
Vice he vas entered student OF harmony in
The class of Stephen A. Emery al the New-E
ishc Conservatory OF Music. These and all other
musical studies were interrupted when he en-
Tered Harvard University. Though John X. Paine
SSs musical instructor and chapel organist
~ the time music had not yet been raised 10 ihe
clEnity OF an elective study. nor was there a
Skosl chair. Altar graduation. u lo'S ne