New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20

on Friday evening Bellinis 'sSonnanbuIas' viii
be produced for the first time at the Manhattan
opera House; Miles. Pinlert Trentins ana zac-
CARA. and Bonci, SeveiIhac Arimondi and
Tecchi. with Campanini conducting will inter.
pref the work. At the Saturday matinee acss--
men" VIII be repeated with the same cast as yUss
heard orlgllatIy mere. Again Campanini viii
conduct on Saturday evening Aida VIII he
repeated, with Mines. Russ, De Cisneros and
Bassi, Ancona Arln1ondi and Tecchi. Campanini
conducting for the nfth time n a week
Oscar Hammerstein announces the following
programme for his concert this evening:
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Concerto in si so M 44s-.Eo with orchestra
Conductor, N. Fernando Tanars
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PRELUDE. 'ISohenErin.' Acf Wagner
The present musical season f. not to pass with
out concert OF old music. for Sam FRANKIE an
nounces that he win concentrate his efforts on
one programme. TO be given at Mendelssohn
Hall on Thursday afternoon. February i NJ
800 O'Clock The success Of this enterprise IA
the past, and the fact that only one onDortllnifv
viii be offered TO hear the masterpieces which
Nj. FTanko has resurrected win doubtless be
the means or bringing students and lovers OF
pure music TO this concert
Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis. contraIto. VIII give
z song recital AZ the Waldorf tomorrow even
ing assisted by Gustav Dannreuther. yiolnist.
and Arthur Foote, who viii play two Of his
symphonic poems. after Omar and accompany
group of his own songs.
The management Of the Peoples Choral Union
has set aside to-day and February 8 for the free
admission OF visitors 10 rehearsals OF THE Gre
alton" in the large hall Of Cooper Union at $50
o'clock. These rehearsaIs are in no sense ex-
hihltion singing. bur are Of interest 10 any who
care 10 see an oratorio in the drilling with a
large chorus OF eight hundred voices.
Dr. Otto Neitzel VIII give piano recital at
Mendelssohn Hail next Friday afternoon at $50
?. n Following is his programme:
clToraatio Fantasy and Tgs. ....-.......y s Bach
'avidsbin ilertanze Op schurranr
palace n = minor Chopin
les coehes g Las Tairnas
wages de Torqaay.' ialoaroie jtrora
'saToe FuTnoTesane'' Coyster cavoeto
FanDle
Zeisler viii reappear and play the following
programmed
Ths ESI5ing C5y request Hchubert-Ilszt
Et1ds op u 10. 10 u
y yasa Gp O. o. T9. a. 'y y.Ts1,
orpse vslsante o 2 from 5i5
1hs 1usgleresS Go 4 from Six Fantasies. OF. b)
BeTenaee CO. g. from Dc Fanta,sts oP S.
A5ssssqgss on Themes Of the waltz .on tie Beau
4Tansibea Cor 1iao By sclini1ls7ior 'Ta''''
Raphael Kenert, pupil OF Ysaye. with the
New York Symphony Orchestra, will give a
violin recital ct Carnegie Hall Tuesday evening
The programme,
o,,n Ey -5G Orchestra List
- Raphael Kelert and orciestTa " -s'-'1'' SKI
infeTnszzo Prom Suite No 2-....-- .aIoszlOvs1i
q $780,, New York Symphony Orchestra,
Raphael ksisTt ana Orchestra a'''''s'''''h
Nine. Donalda, OF the Manhattan Opera Com
pany, and Edouard Dethier. the Belgian vio-
linist, will appear at a musical In Washington
Townsend.
Anton Hekking. the German 'cellist. will be
the soloist at the first concert Of the Volpe
Symphony Orchestra IN Carnegie Hall on Feb
Tuary 20.
concert by Hugh Hermann violinist and Err
nesto Console pianist, at Aendelssohn Hall on
the afternoon Of Monday, January 2S. The pro-
gramme viii consist OF three sonatas for violin
and plano, by Brahms On D minor. Mozart "a
ma5or) and Richard Strauss Gin Z fat MAJOR.
AZ 8endelssohn Hall next Wednesday evening
the Scottish Society win hold IFS nineteenth an
nual Burns celebration. The chief singer viii be
Miss Jessie Maclachlan, who VIII. Of course. sing
Scottish songs
At Mendelssohn Hall Wednesday afternoon
Eig1smond StoJowsh has arranged q programme
OF modern Polish music. Here It IS:
Bonata. major. oD. Is Tor piano and vtolonca1o.
Alvin sShrOsder and Mr.. sto;OwEli
Variations and fugue on an original theme, z fat
minor %. . Chrst performalce) PadereVsd
Mr.. stojowsld
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eiel est tres bas .Paderewski
Anne Malta Won Niesser-stons.
tcoFlsnHe Nosoowski
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lisEUrks - stojoWs&i
Nr. stojywEk.
The second concert. seventeenth season. OF the
Manuscript Society OF New York takes place at
The National Arts Club. entrance No. ~ East 18th
street, Tuesday evening. January % at $50 o'clock
Eight songs by Eleanor Everest Freer. OF Chicago.