New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

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Wassilv safonoff will conduct the Philharmonic
Society IN extra concerts on next Friday after-
noon and Saturday evening at Carnegie Hall
Mr. Safonof has arranged a programme composed
entirely of the works of Tschaikowsky. The fam
tas.-overture Romeo and Juliet" the concerto for
piano in Z fiat minor and the pathetic sym
phony are the numbers selected. Nine. Teresa
Carreno will he the pianist.
Mr. Safonoff who will at these concerts end the
second season Of his three years engagement with
the philharmonic Society Will sail for Europe on
April II. He Will conduct in London with the Lon
don Symphony Orchestra. and in Copenhagen. He
has been invited to conduct series of symphonic
concerts in the principal cities of Italy
Following is list of the first performances by
the Philharmonic Society of compositions by
Tschakowsky. in chronological order. The dates
are those Of the evening concerts: Romeo and
Juliet April % 1876 conductor, George Matzka :.
.Francesca da Rimini." December p, 1878, Adolph
Neuendorf symphony No. .. February S 1879.
Adoph Neuendorff: pianoforte concerto No.
Granz RummeD. November 90. 1879. Theodore
Thomas; pianoforte concerto No. Clme. Madeline
Schiller, November l.. 1851 Theodore Thomas;
Manfred symphony. December T. 1885. Theodore
Thomas symphony No. ), March :. 1891, Theodore
Thomas: Hamlet April H. 1891, Theodore
Thomas: symphony No {, November 10. 1892, Anton
seid; Souvenir de Florence" January "A, 1893.
Anton Sedl suite No. g. March :. 1895, Frank van
der Stucken symphony No. l, February g. 1896
Anton Sedl: "Pathetique." January s. 1897 Anton
Gil Fo- -x-fIIi mi
ber 1S 1899. Emil Paur; Variations sur un Theme
rococo. for vtoIoncello Gfugo Becker. Emil Paur-
The first concert of a newly formed Scandinavian
musical society will be given Thursday evening
March 26 in Association Hall, Fulton street, Brook
lyn. The society was organized last month by "A
circle OF music loving Scandinavian men and
women in New York, in order to bring forward
Scandinavian music. number OF Scandinavian
musicians are employed in the symphony orches
tras, in the opera houses and in the theatres in
New York. and the new society is formed from
among those
The concerts will be given under the direction of
Mr. Ole Windingstadk and the directors of the
society are Mr.. BirSer Homboe. Mr.. Axel Ben
thien MIR. URSULA Vessel and Mr.. Arnold VIII
kening.
At the first concert a typical Scandinavian pro-
gramme has been arranged. chosen from selections
b. Greg, Hartmann, Gade and other composers.
The soloists Will be Mime. Augusta Schnabel-Tol-
letsen, pianist, and Mr.. Carl Henry IoHerSen, Vio-
lin!st
The Voipe symphony Orchestras last concert Of
the will Jakc place next Thursday evening
Carnegie Hall. under Mr.. Arnold Volpe's drcc-
ton with MIR. Rudolph CAM pianist and this
programme:
Overture Fidelio' Beethoven
symphony No. oPathetique). TschakosEy
s,ynsphonic Suite iJebeTs weItennleer StabiberS
(New. first timeD
Fritz Stahlberg, composer OF "Uebers Welten-
meer." born in 1877 at Ketzin Prussia He
educated at Stuttgart. and came thence TO
Pittsburg. where he first violin under Victor
Herbert Mr.. Stahlberg has composed numerous
works. including symphony to the memory OF
Abraham Lincoln. His symphonic suite, "Ceber's
Weltanmeer" is ambitious composition evil
IDENTIFY based upon the moods aroused by ocean
voyages A synopsis OF the score indicates that the
other familiar notes of steamship life are utilized
though Mr.. Stahlberg has not been content to de-
pend solely realistic initiative effects
The last Saturday matinee concert in the BAPTIST
Temple, Brooklyn. by the New York Symphony
Orchestra. Mr. Walter Damrosch conductor will
take place April l. 4 Wagner programme will
be played.
The last of the series of symphony concerts for
young people Will be given under the direction of
bir Frank Damrosch in Carnegie Hall On Satur-