New-York tribune., 1907-02-10
SAM ERANKO.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR.

Hs o6.qa e22ofFt H6uSd S6 8 sS
p. M, popular operate concert; 80 1annartali at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall. $50 p song recital
by Miss Susan Metcalfe; .Metropoltan Opera
House. italian opera, Puccinis "Madama But
1eTiy'; Manbattan Opera House Italian tall opera
'Cavalleria Rusucana and fagiaccl'
TuesdayCarnegie Hall S:5 p m concert I % pine ILe
pTVate co6eert Of the Medelssohh Gee Club
MetroPolitan Opera House p M sPeS9l Per pnd
Gretei'; Manhattan Opera House, p. m, spe-
cial performance Of Italian opera, La sonnam-
wednesday-Carn Hall. SIS 2. m, concert Of
Pittsburg Orchestra. Metropolitan opera House
p. Italian opera La IraViata Mai!.6I71 .5sI1
tan Opera House p M, opera IN ltaIlah' eIli
Thqgsda endeIssohn Hall SIS ~ ? m mn Mr. oss4a ss@
s aSgse e SS ebs m spG9aR 9 ID
Sla6: Chapel columbia Jniysgssit5 AZ .,3,,, r m
Hotel Astor, p, m harp recital by John
Cheshire
Frday-Metropolitan Opera House. p. ~, German
opera. Tristan und Isolde, re-entrance or Nine
ads anhatts9 o[Ta H99Se Han q M pfano aa
forte recital by Gertrude Peppercorn-
% voI o S p m 'oaSsT5 90
Opera House p M lt3san & 9PepaIi Iierfs lqa Ptsti
cana: Manhattan Opera House. ; p m Itaian Iii
opera. Lucia d LammeTno0r p H. Hall'h
opera II Tr0vatoTe.'
A symphony by Hadyn and some dances bF 1fe-
try which have been heard here before at Mr..
Frankos concerts VIII be the only pieces that VIII
have a half way familiar sound at the concert OF
old music which Mr.. Frankie and his American
orchestra win give in Mendelssohn Hall next
Thursday evening. The first and third numbers on
the programme will be chamber music compositions
which calculated TO widen popular knowledge OF
this kind of music and present at least one of the
two composers in an entirely new light The first
will he a sonata for strings Dy the father OF the
Fasch who has got himself into musical history
royal hautist. Frederick the Great. and founded
the Singakad@mie OF Berlin. Johann Friedrich Fasch
was the name OF me sonata Ilist aLa ~ ~ ms & G
pete 9gainst Bach for & fe post 9 o. ] i'o Of GI a me
Der music is trio for strings ana ce!hDalo i oy
N Pergolese. once looked upon as the most marvel
y only the composer Of transportingly beautiful
stabat Mater and couple ] Of airs from ,c an 1I1 M
Sembrich has pat upon her song recital pro
fore seen or an American list is that Of Ignaz
Holzbauer who old man won the enthusiastic
opera. '.Gjinther Won schwarzburg," the overture
% be PLAYED & and 93 m ar Psod T cto IF sung @ o8 8a the
pianoforte part in the Pergolese tri9 The ballet ballet
''Cephale ct Procris."
Two important works one Of which IS entirely
new TO New York. VIII be played by the Boston
Symphony Orchestra in its next concerts in Car
negie Hall. On Thursday evening, February q. the
symphony viii be Sibelius's. in E minor No /
ioonG ] 3IpaesS0o; ] o iIorornt tfa the same com
poser's second symphony, in d major which Is
better known On Saturday afternoon the first
snfonis Se q" pomesca @ Which has been played in
New York only once. three years ago, when it hao
its first performance anywhere under tle dlreclioI
of its composers Nine. Samarof will be the solois'
osr,o on fnT pa5o IN p 1 En6T ossip abrio
witsch will be the soloist Satlgday afternoon
playing Brahms's concerto in L fat major NO, :.
Concerts are announced for February y and /;
7-1se f-I,oF On
Vogt conductor. and the Pittsburg Orchestra o!
sixty-six players. Emil Paur. conductor. The To
ronto choir will make its first appearance in New
York while the Pittsburg orchestra has never beer
heard here under Emil Paur who has been its con
ductor for three years. The Toronto singers have
attained much fame In their own city and in Buf
falo which is the only town IN the United States
ary p viii include BeetRoven's Nnth symphony
which Mr.. Paur viii conduct, and these soloist
eo iSS and MT erberf tbers0oon eG bass ss Tn
Mendelssohn choir WIN sing three selections unde
It's own conductor. As noted below; the concert o
wide variety Of selections While Mr. Paur make
his first appearance in New York pianist. Tn
programmes in fun follows;
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY u AT sI5
Psalm XIII solo George Eamln). chorus and
Palm cETTvi Gouno
Pianist Emil Paur
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 AT s:l5.
oysrtuFs 'obeT9n % .EeSe
Sdss .sIi. % 9a s. Missses Tower R saesa5
Spanish Rhapsody for piano and orchestra
esCruc6xus'' Antonio Lotti ll66I-l74
Ballad dialogue. sir Patrick spens". r. H. Pearsa
Variations Theme By schpnann op. % (oFches-,
PGUr).
(F9rst performances in New York City Manuscript
Feuers1oth'' Richard
naisd rhs c6aiense Of hor ffom King 'ISS" OLAF
ERa
Overture, '"rannhzuser'
Choral ''Awaks' final chorus from Die MeisteI
singer
Prelude ana closing from Tristan and Iscde
Ar Hanmerslein's run bills for the week follow
MONDAY EvENENG-"cAvALLERIA RUsrIcAN,SA
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