New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
MUSICAL COMMENT.
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concerto for piano with orchestra. emitting The
second movement. which was 60 be a funeral
march. and which he used later In his German
ular rondo form Max Kalbeck the latest biog-
rapner or Brahms. thinks that the original con-
ception of the work was intended as a memorial
Joachim. carries this inscription the adagtos
Bgnedictus Out VENT in Nonine Domini.A
Inc two numbers by Mcdowell have been
given before by Mr.. Damrosch and the New
York Symphony Orchestra
The following programme viii be given by
Orchestra at the Baptist Temple. Brooklyn.
Thursday evening. with Josery as soloist,
eesRG6aG tor 70 ah M u with orchestra
Rafael Josefry.
f SaFas ss Fo,r from anOuna
.-r.. p,.. Flute solo, NJ Barrere.
The Musurgia Society, Walter Henry Hall.
conductor. will give its second concert next
Tuesday evening at Carnegie Hail. The pro-
gramme:
Male chorus and Orchestra Incidental solos ~ '4'7
Thomas Sinclair Gore.
'taTs Of Summer Night Cadies chOras,.
.:ssy. Where Is BoTnf..l Msnds..ohr.
gan chorus ana orchestra Trio. Msszrs. Walter
PART
M zs T FsTs Rf n s s SqEthern
1Fuu ciorlsasJ '--'
'-'' Thomas sinclair Gore -''e0Fs' H'n'ahA'
. ge Before Action Cmens chorus Waters Davies
soD4 Ss : :5iss i aRS as:s Bs,,.
Kubeliks proposed Australian tour is now an
assured fact. and another visit TO America by
the vtolinist has been arranged. KubeHk goes
TO Australia in September and will remain IN
the Antipodes throughout the season OF 1906-07.
he viii return 10 Europe by way OF India and
the Suez, playing at Calcutta, Bombay, Cairo
and Alexandria. After a summer rest at his
castle. Byechor, near Prague. Bohemia Kubenk
will come TO America in the fall of 1907. Ku-
belik's next New-York appearance will be at the
HippOdrOme Sunday night. March 4. with
Victor Herberts Orchestra and Ellen Beach
Yaw.
Nine. Mantelli Is TO make spring tour OF thu
South and Middle West within a short time sup
ported by English grand opera company.
which will include Nine. NoldL who has been In
evidence at the Metropolitan this season; Signor
Albert Nine. Albrecht, Signor FrancesconL
James F. Roach. Robert d. Cavendish. signor
Fontana. Miss Viola de Costa and Jose Acugna,
musical director. According 10 her present plans
Nine, Mantelli will visit Richmond. Norfolk CO.
lumbta, Charleston, Savannah. Atlanta, Bir-
mlnghann. Memphis. Nashville. Louisville. Day
ton etc. Her repertory will include -Trova-
tore" Faust and La Favorita-''
The second concert OF the Musical Art Society
will be given IN Carnegie Hall on Thursday
evening March s. Works by the old masters
Palestrina, Orlando di Lasso. ]. s. Bach-and
by the modern writers. Cornelius. Max Roger,
Koessler. Richard Strauss and Loeffler. win be
sung.
The New Music Society OF America has met
evidences Cf interest IN it's coming series OF two
orchestral concerts at Carnegie Hail. on tbs
evenings of Saturday. March 10. and Monday,
April 2 devoted TO music by American counpos-
Miss Ruth Lynda Deyo viii play the solo
part In MacDOwells d minor plano concerto az
the first concert Each programme will Do IN
terpreted by the Russian Symphony Orchestra.
conducted by Modest Altsehuler. who has VOL
MacDowelPs d minor piano concerto and his
Indian suite. opus 4S for orchestra. have been
played on but three occasions. each IN New
York. and TO many hearers OF the concert OF
March 10 they will be new. The concerto writ
ten in 1885. had It's first American performance
at ChickerinS Hall. under Theodore Thomas.
March 3, 1889. with the composer as soloist-
Tschaikowsky1s fifth symphony a novelty
OF the same concert. In the following summer
MaCDOwen played his concerto at an American
concert at the TrOcadero. Paris. under Frank
Van der Stucken and in Nav. 1893 at a London
Philharmonic concert under DR. COwen N
New-York- the composer was solOist In this work
at Two Philharmonic concerts in December.
1894. under Anton Seidl's direction, and Nina
Teresa CarrenO played IL with the Boston SYM
Ebony Orchestra in March. 1899, with Mr. Ger
iCke conducting.
The Indian suite had its first performances
here on January %, 1885, by the Boston Orches-
ira, under Emil Pauer. Anton Seidl and tina
Philharmonic Society played IL in january 1895
and Mr.. Gericke and the Boston players gave AZ
in January 1902 For the Indian" suite Mac
Dowell states in the score that no used authentic
melodies OF North American Indians The fiva
movements are entitled, i. Legend: Love
Song; 5. In War Time; 4. 'Dirge''; & VILLAGE
Festival" The principal thematic material OF the
hrst movement was drawn from a harvest song
or the lroquois Indians in this State; for his
second movement the composer used a love xono-
o. the 1owas; the dominant theme OF sIn Wa-
Time Is one TO which tho Indians OF the A.
lahue coast attributed supernatural origin
and character. and the last movement's CHEZ
rleIodic Ideas are war song and . womsn'a