New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR.

Sunday-Metropolitan Opera House, $50 p m,
concert at popular prices
Monday-Metropolitan opera House P. m
Scotch and Irish songs. by Miss Lena
Duthe.
Tuesday-NIe Hall $50 p. m, song re
cital by Miss Susan Strong; Carnegie Cham
Der Music Hall, $50. song recital by EDWARD
Bromberg.
wednesday-8Ie Opera House, p. m.
German and Italian opera, "Hansel und
GreteI" and "Pagliacct'
Thursday-Carnegie Hail. 3 ?. m. song recital
by Narcella Sembrich; MendelSsohn Han
SIS p m concert OF Oh music g. r py lae
Metropolitan opera House. p. m, special
performance Of Italian opera Figoletto
Association Hail. Brooklyn. H:l7 p. m, con
cert Of chamber music by the kneisel
Quartet
-AIetroDOlian Opera House p M, Ger
s: 80 concert by Miss Jessie Fara and others
saturday-AIe Metropolitan Opera House, p. m
Italian opera, La Boheme': p. m Italian
opera at popular prices, Aida
Nine. Sembrich is TO present herself for the
second time as an exemplar Of the art of song,
singing in Carnegie Hall next Thursday after
noon. In modern operate music she is heard
twice every week at the opera, but that she does
not fulfil the whole mission in this field IS a
conviction felt by thousands of song lovers and
students of singing in New-York. They want
70 hear her under conditions which enable her
10 be all her artistic self as an exponent Of the
music antedating that which is current at the
opera and which was composed when other
notions Of beauty IN song prevailed than
those illustrated in the Italian repertory Of to-
day For them there IS charm as well as in
struction in the old opera airs and songs which
Nine. Sembrich habitually brings together in
the first part OF her programme. For next
Thursdays list she has chosen an air from
Pergolesi's "Serva Padrona." the graceful, horid
rondo I Attempt from Loves Sickness TO Fly"
by Purcell; the eNqusitely humorous Patron,
das Macht der Wind" from a secular cantata
entitled The Contest Between Phubus and
Pan by Bach; song by Mozart, An Chloe.
and a song by Beethoven. "Neue Liebe Neues
Leben-' AS rule Mozart Beethoven or
BOTH always have representation on Nine Sem
brich's programmes, but the dainty An Chloe"
which Mime. SemhrSch has never sung in New
York, and which we cannot recall on any New
York song list has special significance in the
Mozart festal season German songs Of the
classical type Though some Of modern COM
posers are included make up the second group
OF pieces The composers are Schubert, SChu-
mann, Brahms, Richard Strauss and Loewe.
Finally there Is a miscellane Ous group OF songs.
A French song by BiZet two songs in the YER
ker, German songs 10y Ruhnstein. Grieg and
Taubert, a Russian song by Tschaikowsky and
a Polish mazurka by Lubomirski.
The eleventh week Of opera at the AIetropoli-
tan Opera House viii have for its features Die
Neistersinger" and "PasliacCi." which, familiar
enough have not been performed this season.
There viii also be a special performance on
Thursday evening OF "Rieoetto" in which ST
gnor Caruso and Miss Bessie Ab0tt viii sing. on
Monday the opera viii be- Faust" with the old
cast: on Wednesday there viii be a double bill
'HanseI und GreteI" and "Pagliacci'; on Friday
Die Neistersinger''; on Saturday afternoon La
Boheme." with Sembrioa and Caruso. and on
Saturday evening Aida with Eames Walker
Scott. Dippel, Flancon and Muhimann. The
new casts VIII be: "Pagacci Media, Bella
Alien; Caulo, Caruso; Tonic, Campanari. Peppo,
Reiss: Silyio. Parvis; conductor, Ngna Die
Neistersinger' Bella Alien: Magdalene.
Nine. Homer. Walther hnote. Hans Sachs,
Van Rooy, Beckmesser, Goritz. Pogner. Bass,
Kothner. Muhmann; David Relss; Mr.. Hertz
VIII conduct
In honor Of Mozart, the programme at to-
nights popular concert at the Metropolitan
Opera House viii be largely devoted 10 works Of
that composer. The soloists viii be Nine Marie
RappoId. Nine. Louise Homer, Mr.. Dippel and
Mr.. Gourmet, while Mr.. Nahan Frankie viii con-
duct. The vocal numbers announced INCLUDE the
recitative and aria. 'Vedro mentro 10 sospiro,"
from lie Nozze ii Figaro" by Mr.. Journet,
Adriano's aria from Wagner's "Rlenzi" by Nine.
Louise Homer; aria from "Cosi fan tutti"
by Mr.. Dippel; the aria VIE uahte mir der
Schlummer." from Der Freischutz" by Nine.
Maria RappOlQ, VINO Wlu also sing Mozart LAS
Neilchen' and a song by Brahms, "aIeine Liebe
list grin" The orchestral selections win be
the overture 20 The Magic Flute Overture No.
g. 'LeOuoTe," by Beethoven. Wagners Kaiser
rnarsch." and two works rarely heard IL this
country-the andantiuo, with variations, from
Nozart's QuaTtetto COncertante and TschaikOW-
sky,s 'Mozartiana" suite.
Mr. Conried yesterday made the announcement
that he had arranged with Mime Emma Games
for the extension Of her present gageneut at
the METROPOLITAN. Nine. EaHes was originally
announced 10 sing at only limited number Of
perform auces, and her last appearance this sea
son In grand opera would have taken place on
February 10 owing 10 the renewal Of her con-
tract with Mr. Couried. she VIII be released from
her numerous concert engagements on Febru-
ary "A she viii reappear AT the Metropolitan, and
later she win sing with Mr. Conrieds company
on its second transcOnunontal tour
The Marum Quartet which IS composed Of
Ludwig Marum, Michael Bernstein and Modest
and Jacob AItschuler. viii supply the programme
at tho Ilederkranz concert TINS afternoon
To rich men about 20 found musical scholar
ships or % offer prizes for musical COMPOSITIONS
Sir A. c. Maokenzie says. Don't" Of scholar
ships there are he ssys. enough. IN is often
difficult 70 find recipients worthy Of them, and
occasionally the most talented candidate is de-
hag he