New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03

Qtalan ana Polyglot RegiineO
DoniEetti' Lucia a: .Alassens,, Manon
Verdi. II Trovatora. Saint-Saens Samson at Da-
Thomas. silgnoa- Wagner. Tristan und Isolde
Verdi. La Traviata 'Rizet, Les Pecheurs de
srd Rs a "' si iasssaat Z Ia fS SaSai.s
Rossini Il Barbisrs al Wagner, sIegfred
Mosart Don Giovanni .siasssne Ee CD
Boito MefstQfeie. Wagner, pas Rheneold
'Ponchlelh, La Gioconda- Wagner. GotterdaInmerung
F h8as &asF y R2 6d lehman
MeyerSeeT Les Euggg.notl FTSeo1i B2hans
Gounod Romeo ct Julietts- .Teyer saIammi6
R Rsri ~, NG'"a Nc Lara M s
o5luck, Orfeo- -, Donzetti. La File du Regi-
cana cana, ,..,,. ~ .Ea9sTsyshi Nanru
I4eeth9yen Fidslio Verdi IN Ballo in Masehera-
Meyerbeer Dnorah. Donzetu, BEisr Amors.
1elihes. IaSrne Boieldeu, Dame Blanche.
GouuOd Philemon ct Baucis. strauss Die Fioder7neus
passagn L Ami9$ Fritz Gqd5aaT K5nisia Won
yWagner Te3nhauseF; Hump rdnck. Hanssl und
Rossni. william Tell. Strauss. Der zgeunsrbaron.
Now for one Of the significant teachings ~
these lists. have marked all operas which were
given for the first time in New York at tho
Metropolitan Opera House with asterisl1 In
the seven years Of the German regime thirty
SIX operas were produced. and Of these fifteen
were novelties. In the fourteen years of mixed
German performances
VIII be recalled that there were two seasons
when there were no representations there were
seventy-two productions, Of which only four
Teen were new 10 the local list OF these nov
elites, moreover. one-half are not likely to be
heard again. Operas like Miss Smyth's Der
Wald," Reyer's "SalammbS" de- Iara,s "NIessa-
Zinc pa6eretrsL,,'s 49,, lbs
Leandro" Bzet's "Pecheurs de Perles' (two
acts Of which were given once to please Nine
Calve) and Bemberg's Elaine were placed
upon the list for special reasons, none Of which
was wholly artistic and some of which would not
bear close scrutiny. Under the direction Of the
stockholders themselves DR.. Damrosch in one
year and Mr.. Seidl in six brought out more nov
elites than the lessee companies have done in
twice the time, and Of these novelties nearly
every one belongs to the current list either here
or in the great houses OF Europe It is certainly
| an imposing list: "Rienzi" die MeistersingerH
! christian md Isolde !" "Tas Rbain0oId s'Ssta15
| fried" "G0tterdammerung." "K6nigin Won Saba
| Ferdinand Cortez" and Barber Won Bagdad.'
| Arnold D. Volpe and his symphony orchestra
of eighty pieces will give the first Of series o.
| three Sunday concerts at Carnegie Music Hal
on February 10 at p m, with Anton Hekking
the Dutch 'ceist soloist. The following pro
| gramme will be given:
Overture ''Prometheus' Beethoven
| symphony From the New, World: ::.:..' DSorai
overture i'e-' "ashe
The following programme has been arranged
| for the recital Of Francis MacmilIen violinist
on Saturday afternoon at Mendelssohn Hall
| Concerto in z major, Bach; "Andante ant
| Rondo," Mozart; Legende. Christian Sinding
| 'Aziola," Ernest Blake: "Satellato- Caprice
Alberto Randegger, jr.; Witches Dance" Pa
| gan:ni. and "Andante and Finale" from the con
certo in L minor. Mendelssohn.
Following viii be the programme at the on
| concert OF old music which Sam Frankie vii
| give in Mendessohn Kali on the evening 0
| February Il:
Sonata for strings. in minor johann Fasch Q6ss175s
overture, Tecitative and air
Schwarzburg .Ignaz Holzbauer Q71i-I7s.
| THO for strings and cembalo.
| Giovanni BCttista Pereolese A7IO-1T3t
| Dances from ''Cephale Proeris'' .....s--T... "
Andre Modest Gretry UTIi-Isi:
symphony 10 a. { major Joseph Haydn Q732-1SO:
At the Church Of the incarnation. at Madison
avenue and 35th street. this afternoon at