New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

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THURSDAY EvEN1NG-''LCCIA DI LASiNERMooR'
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conduetor. Max Bendix
FRIDAY EVENING.
SIXTH APPEARANCE OF MNIB CALvH
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SATURDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
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SATURDAY EvENING-'THE HUGUENOTs"
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There EiI also p. special R Psrf9gTm mar Of
baldi Memorial Fund The usual cast will take
part.
Tonight at the Manhattan this programme Will
be given
oTer'ureisn2I c,eo,ons ;1sania Ih0na'
Prologue from 'Pagiaec' .Leoncavallo
cavotina from ssrnir aI1i raggIo iusn-
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Aria from "Afrioana'-0 I2 Para. Neyerbe'r
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Overture from sr Fsse1de a9lIsndr
Of IAnsky from .oneghn' Tschsikowsky
Aria from 'T.oi de Lahore Nassenet
Nine Russ. NM. Bass. sammarco.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra ends it's twenty
sixth season with the public rehearsal and concert
in Boston on May and (. II has been in every
respect the most successful season the orchestra
has enjoyed IN many years. It has had wherever
It has played enormous patronage. and seems TO
be more firmly than ever established in the favor
of the music loving public. At the close Of the
regular season the usual series OF pop concerts
h. all m
hfty-hve members OF the orchestra employed.
These given on weekday nights, beginning May
g. the last being on Saturday, June %. Most of
the principals in the orchestra will spend the sum-
mer IN Europe, leaving Immediately after the close
OF the regular season DR.. Karl Muck. accom-
RaneS Dy AIRS MUCK: % Cdnd se 'GE ~ ned os On
complete rest, for he has worked very hard during
orchestra being always the most trying one. He
returns 10 Germany naturally highly gratihed by
everywhere in America. ana he looks Forward with
much pleasure 20 another season with the orches-
ira II Is likely that he may do more or less CON
Quoting in Germany before the end OF June. but
@ a St the eon s Sc Pon re % FerR s
10 Boston in the middle of September.
The coming OF Paderewski will be one OF the
events Of the musical season Of I9O7-Os. Pa
derewsld win arrive in New York in the end Of
October and his first appearance in this country
will be in recital 20 be given in Carnegie Hail.
New York. on Saturday afternoon, November 2
II IS planned now that he Will remain in America
until well into the spring and win play probably
one hundred times. His tour will extend 90 the
Pacific Coast. He will play number Of times with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra. II Is expected
also that he win bring with him the completed
score Of his symphony. which VIII have its
first performance anywhere by the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra IN Boston, under the direction OF
! Dr. Karl Muck.
The last concert this season Of the Olive Mead
Quartet in Mendelssohn Hall has been postpone ed
] from April IL TO Thursday evening, April IS
I The third concert of n series OF three will be
given by the Volpe Symphony Orchestra Of
eighty young musicians at Carnegie Music Hall
/ on Sunday afternoon. April H. at O'Clock The
! following programme will be given:
Symphony p maJor. Beethoven
i"ls P Ophelia S''''''''' AaaeDS"eil
major
Overture. In the Springtime .Godmark
The sooist this occasion will be Miss Hem
rietta Nicholson, very young American pianist.
At Days Theatre tonight Victor Herbert ana
| his orchestra give the second OF their special
l spring series OF Sunday night concerts. For this
| evening Mr.. Herbert has prepared a programme
which includes Luiginrs Egyptian Suite and
| LISTS ''Venezia Napoli.' as well as THE Iri-
| tation OF a Music Box" by IAadow. for which Mr..
Herbert himself made the orchestration Mr. Her.
bests own esnlripproUs viii include his 'Yessss.