New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26

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TWEEN nytrUal.
Nine sennbrich and the composer
Debussv's -Pelleas ct Melisande" has been pro
ouced at La Scala. in Milan A correspondent OF
The London Telegraph" writes 10 that news
paper:
.d hens IN progress for some days before
production at the great Milanese opera mouse a.
ana f9snticallV excited audience cheers mingled
With Kissing. and While some applau led loudly:
others gave vent TO their feelings II, SHOUTS al
was the uproar that il seemed impossible that the
opera could be continued for tne opponentis i OK
suits upon those who applauded but tried by
beng Heard fheir energy however length
tired them out and the fourth ana aIl4 ae's OF
when the end was reached applause was general.
music is somewhat monotonous. and that inspra-
sn Ii aS foT Maeferfnek ' py Mr. Giraud
who appeared at Covent Garden last autumn
ram Wss t6e Melilande Mr. Toscann CONDUCTED
with great skill and the orchestra carried out
Ivan Abramson's Italian Grand Opera Company.
which viii begin of grand opera at popular
prices al the American Theatre on Monday evening.
May 4. announces the following repertory for the
first week: Monday and Saturday nights. Aida;
Tuesday night and Saturday matinee. Lucia di
I.alnmernoor'' Wednesday night. III Trovatore;
Thursday night. "Rigoletto" and Friday night.
Faust For the special ladies' matinee on
Wednesday. which all in the house will be
sold az 81 cents. La Traviata" is announced A
subscription hook has been opened at the box Office
Of the American and seats selling four weeks
in advance. Newcomers in the organization are
Tina Desan. Analia Canzio and Alessandro Arcan-
geli all said be desirable acquisitions which will
materially aid in Strengthening the organization a
special feature Of the engagement at the American
Theatre will be arrangement whereby patrons
Of the opera Will be given free admission to the
American Roof Garden This arrangement will
make il possible for them during intermission 10
eojourn to the roof garden. and there TO vaude
Vile acts without extra cost
The last concert for this Of the Kneisel
Quartet in Brooklyn viii take place in ASSOCIATE ton
Hall next Thursday evening. Mr. Carlo Buonamici.
pianist OF Boston. will play Arensky's pianoforte
trio in . minor. with Mr. kneisel and Mr.. Vieke-
The quartets will De schurnann's in 4 minor. Op.
No l and Hugo Volts italian serenader M
knesel will play Beethoven's Romance in and
Hungarian Dance
Nine Sennhrich VIII return to New York Tues
cay, after concert tour OF two months. during
which she appeared in Chicago. ST Paul, Milwau-
kee New Orleans and the principal cities of the
South and West before enormous audiences Nine.
Serbrtch's last appearance will be made Satur-
day afternoon Carnegie Hall. with Paderewski
and Adarowski in the Polish concert be given
Senbr4ch sails on May the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse for London and Paris Her only appear
ence abroad this summer will be made in weis-
baden concert TO be given there in June in
honor of the presence Of the German Emperor.
Samuel A Baldwin will give a programme Of
t-anscriptions from the works Of Richard Wagner
his organ recital the College Of the City of
New York this afternoon at $50 o'clock. There
will also be the usual weekday recital on Friday.
May ct 2,se The programmes are as follows:
SUNDAY April. % At $50
Overture TO TIE Evening .7annhadser
FTise Song Die M.isteTsisger
FRIDAY. MAY /, At 2.so
rsntas.a and fusue in G minor , bach
Sonata No 7. Or So Alexandra Gunant
Grand ohrur Dialogue, -Gigout
Programme Of the free organ recital to be given
by 2. ". Reisburg in St Paurs Chapel Of Column
bia University next Tuesday afternoon:
kniantino in Lenaars
s s..ass . ..l,os...,,, IeRsis.:
CTTanscrbed by B suize5 -ei'ei
ortentai Scene Ernes, r K pa9csr
Triumphal march. From cras to sea- LIST
Josef HOFFMAN, and Fritz Kreisler will give two
joint concerts in New York this week one in
Carnegie Hall this afternoon and one in the Bap-
hst temple, Borough Of Brooklyn. Thursday
evening The programmes as follows
SUNDAY
josef Holman and Fritz Kr.sier Beethoven
concerto No = z sharp minor
Fritz Kreisler
SUITE G major Moszkovsd
C,ansos, Meditation ----------.....-...-co ttenet
sas0oofkA - -zarzeid
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THURSDAY
JOSEF Hoffman, and Fritz Rrei.er
Concerto. G minor. No Bruch
eooata Cat minor f-b,n,
josef Hoffman, '
anson Louis KIM. and Psvane .coupertn 1850 eo
zeea1eaee --.....-..-.-........-... .6s-sssts
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1sSxses~ ms1af .Huhnstsan
RAspsseis Eonsruse No JOSEF HOFFMAN, nam
Announcement il made that henceforth the rlon
seley Quartet IL longer be in the private scr
vice OF Mr.. E. ]. De Coppet. heretofore but ia
70 be public concert organization Mr. De Con-
pet VIII retain an interest in the quartet and has
engaged II for twelve concerts be given at his
residence next season. but public concerts will be
on account OF the organization itself.
Programme Of the concert by Victor Herbert and
his band at the Broadway Theatre this evening:
Overture. Les Frank Juges' Herl,ox
Moorish Rhapsody from .Bosbdil' Moszkowski
crepuscre torchestrstion by Victor Herber Masrenet
CArilion The Chimes) from .Joceiyn GODDARD
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