New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
PIE WEEKLY CALENDAR.

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cert OF Nine. Gadsld and the New York SYM
phony Orchestra; palys Theatre. g p m, son S9n-
cert of Victor Herbert and his orchestra; HIP
podrome S15. concert by Manuel hlein's band.
alOpdsy-aranhettan Opera House. p m. calve
6usslsy- -aIendelssohn Hall, ?. pianoforte re-
cert of chamber music by the Kneisel Quartet
and Nine. Helen Hopekrk: 4;l5 81; ;Io,,5,ta- Ia9ds
G. &acdousaI
Eeanesdayza Manhattan Opera, House. p m.
sGaTtha, Nendelssohn Hall SIS p p M piano. pa.9o
Hal. Hail. SIS, s't5H oTatoTaO. .st- Peter"
uhursaay-AEonde:sschn Hall, sls 3. m. panOfOrte
recital by Wesley Weyman.
gle Ea 2S 3 so oesEF extra ahSaf9an ssTR4on
9ss s5er 9gss go % %eaber SS1Ee concert IN by III:
Olive Meade quartet
EatuFday-Caraegie Hail. SIS p m. extra concert
of the PhiihaTmonie Society; Msn9httan Opera
house, 3. Tns ''Aida"; p n, "Rigoletto.
An extremely ipteresting incident. concerning
which there has been little publicity IN America, is
she projected visit 10 this country OF the MEnner-
gesangvereln OF Vienna IN May. Thus far only our
German fellow citizens, who are or less afh-
sated with clubs and other institutions organized
70 promote German art ana German customs, seem
20 have bestirred themselves IN the matter. The
itinerary OF the Wiener Mannergesangverein. an
amateur body OF singers OF extraordinary excel
sence, has thus far been arranged as. follows:
sneton on m = snecsi tai G % q lay ~ace,o ip 10 - p
Gent Roosevelt The next three days, May T.
and 8, win be spent in New York where there
viii be concert with orchestra IN the Metropol-
ttan Opera House and popular concert in Car
guet in. honor of the visitors IN the Hotel Astor
Sv N sfors y 49, A0s., % IA 2 eSane structure 81 thirty
paper o. Nienna), the German LiederkranZ viii fol-
viii participate. and then the Mannergesangverein
Arion viii assume the role Of hosts. These public
receptions VIII also include one at the civ Hail
Philadelphia where they will give a conce-iS @ - s,5 "a
2 ANN
which wiz Be repeated in Baltimore the next 'tIe day
lsunalo VIII next be visited, where there will be a
stay Of three days, with the usual festivities and
g Visit % Alagara Falls. Then there will be a trip
fareEeil banqust in Hoboken The departure for
Mrs Morris HACK OF the ornaments Of our
concert rooms Few years ago, is achieving fine
successes not only IN concert but also in opera Il,
COURT ss t Is Eis E2eSounis she was singing at the
foT bo- 49, Ls ~ vienna and had won high praise
s1a ne s-,e slIosaS9ees % Of Fides, in lie Prophete
having married business man in Paris 'iiiei'
IN the list Of the artists engaged for the Wagner
ana Mozart festivals in Munich next summer are
tne Following familiar 20 the patrons of the aretro
eOlllan opera House; Ernestine schumann- -FIeink.
S F7s,i, E5r EE5sIaIler Anton van Rooy Karl Burran
0of London" saws the ofiicisi en, 1nIDTIo ateIss
"neh credits the first three to New York;. -'-''
Report has It that Mr.. Conrled purposes n siva
saiolne" no less than thirty times next year and.
noeed, 70 open the season with long presumably
belHllaIy' run OF Strauss opera. II viii prob
.3s NOT Oe N the Metropolitan Opera House. and
The report is as like as not TO run out ss dia tho
announcement which came ofaoiaIlv from NJ
conried that the opera was to be given ION the
<oaa rms season. A curious public should be in
--s s.S Wy ~ ms ofhcial announcement had been
etnltsteQ 70 stand for a fortnight after subscrin
tons Tor the local season had been onened IN T5og
another official statement that s.SaloToe'' v'orS
n9t be included IN the itinerary this spring Mesn
theatrical conditions is illustrated BIZ a sIaiene11
h sh4 5ef1.sn neNspaper OF first class Importance
% Soag s.rIsgie which he had made have strauss's
had been encouraged TO produce 1t al The Ger,
s.,th s.t,. aneatre. 10 and that It was expected a
muckers" stiH more precious re1ort ~ yy,bicb tne
W. MaS Tl printed in q Vienna newspaper some weeks
rleas sarcastic humOr in meeting an obiect,oN "a
iSl5ss -ios play ar ne irving Place Theatre by
tteiiters 'FanchOD the Cricket" The Eev Vol.
have little luck IN Ssnosiibn t,o at seem to
papers concerning local affairs or else thew do NOT
commission OF literary men ana musicians in
Berlin has just completed a collection Of German
folk songs arranged for male chorus. which vs.
insusated BY Emperor William. The commission
vas composed OF Baron Won Liliencron. Professor
solann1s s Bolte Professor Max FriedIander. Di-
ssssn: pam FTotessoT Hermann Kretschmar and Pro-
oI s--o ,s ssit sennliat. Inc selection made
man folk song. N'i1siS Oi 'eE-
NINE senbEieh who started on a concert tour
Immediately after closing her engagem.Dt viii, tl,s
Metropolitan company on March o has been rer4iDr
during Holy Week at St. Augustine. Fla. She ts
accompanied By Ellison van Hoose tenor ana
frank Ia FarSe pianist. Ths first rOnce-f vvoS
given IN Pr0yidence on March III subseolIe1e 7sfes
were Troy, n J., March lf; Richmond "a Varc6
IS Greensboro aTarch Is; Jaci<sonIa afsrcL - 81
Tampa. March % and ST. Augusfina' STs-cS ~
Ate ftee anime Tor this week includes ATonfgoT,er
On Ale1la3s t5lr1ulnSno nam Thursday and kslanfa
~n treny. The itinerary includes festiT0is Al
YORK symphony Orchestra. ana Syracuse
g. schirmer has published IN handsome firm
Lhe Yale sonsb0oh" selection OF The most nom
raf nnmbeTs which appeared in yale sones."
yale @lees and yale Melodies besides gour
new songs, which are said never 70 have anneoroa
before IN n college sOngbook. These eores ave
ny Ao.lraces. l-auFiger HCFalius' (adaDfe.8 ~
ts stA,e ~ tne 5enols bass duet Ia Il Puritani''D
tie Knot Of Blue (words By samuel sTinfi,r11
leek, music ~ Thomas O. Shepard). and the ..IIn-
oertaker Song"
The rratorio ''sf. Peter" by Dr. p. Hartmann
ToA An der Lan-Hochbrunn. o. =. H. witch was
annouroed for performance some weeks AGO ana.
withdraw, VIII be brought forward AZ Carnegie
HAN next Wednesday evening. The composer is
a Ffaaciscan monk, who has been sotorrning in
Ncw York aince last summer, Of whom considera bic
vos heard IN the musical circles Of Germany and
Italy when Father Perosi was enjoying his spasm
~ celebrity. Tho history OF Father Hartmann's
oratori9 is thas During q visit 20 81. Peters IN
A-1l- 2Ssa, caIdlla. FaEoeeAi suggested 70 d..