The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
Golden Week for Music Lovers viii Be Provided
By DamrOsch's New York Symphony Orchestra
BY Walter Anthony

selected so as 10 minimize that dis
crepancy and present. as far as pos
sible. the purely instrumental features
OF the music dramas This is the pro-
gram:
Selections from die MIestersingsr-'' .Parsi-
fall Tristan and Isolde and -rannhauser-"
Alexander saslzvsky win play Walters Prize
Song. from die Melsrersinger. arranged for
violin
Tuesday night the real symphony
offerings will be made. = viii be
Beethoven night" and the greatest
symphony ever penned UP 10 the time
OF Beethoven. ~ErOica. will be the
principal number. II viii be played
in itss entirety The IarghettO from
Beethoven's previous symphony. his
second viii also be given. Following
is Tuesday evenings program:
..Eroica Symphony. '.Lareaetro.' movement
from the second symphony' 'claerehea,s Sonss'.
from 'EGmolt. VIII &c sing By Nmc Dc
Moss; overture % ~Leonare" No. 2. and the
program win close vita a rarely Eea7d trio
for oboe. clarinet ana English horn-
Wednesday evening win be devoted
70 Russian. Polish and Bohemian COM
posers and viii be called Russian
Slavic night This Is the program
Prelude and .lsaIsngaena.' from "Boasan,'
by MoskovskE ..ElecieF and Theme With
Variations from Tsehaikovsky's suite No. 3.
Arabian Nignfs. By Rlrrsxy- KorSa<Qn. Cava.ry
Ride and -'Nelodie In r. by kuoinsteini
d. ..sfdseni5o 5s song 1sI Dance song by
Liadow and two .-Slavouic Dances By Dvorak
The se,oists win Be Mr srsmsen. who who WI ~
Tschaikovsky aud Mons. Barerre. drte yirtuoso
whose offerings win be 'NoctUne and Naise
By Chopin
Thursday evening will present sons
interesting novelties from the French
and Italian composers. most OF them
modern II viii be "French-It italian
night" ard this will be the program:
French composers win be represented By ths
overture 10 'Roi dYs'' by Lal0. -Andante and
Seherzo' from string quartet BY Deoussy- Bail
Scene and March 70 the ScadOld ron Ber-
lioz' Symphonic Fantastique. two numbers
from Saint-Saens' scenes IN Algiers. two
from Dellbes'. ''Coppela" and n
der the Trees. moroccan with clarinet and
cello obligato By AIasscnet.
The Italian works viii be Excerpts from Ia
Pagliacci' and -'Cavalleria Rusticana'' -'Sere-
nsee for strings tBurgmeln- -Ricordi). and the
William TeIr' overture by Rossini-
1t was not to be expected. and hap
PLY IL has not come 70 pass. that Dam
rosch would permit the season TO close
without another nights devotion 10
his beloved Wagner. Soc on Friday
evening there will be another Wagner
program, when the following selections
will be presented.
Selections from s.RisnzF' and -.Lohensrin.' in
cludlng Elsas song from the balcony (dme-
De Moss Die Walkure'' The Ride Of the
VsIkyres and Magic Fire 8rnsicl --SIegfried''
Sounds from the Forest with Nine. De Moss
a. Forest Bird. Tristan and Isolde
- Rheingold." etc.
Saturday afternoon viii be devoted
to a young peoples concert The num-
bers viii be selected with a view OF
instructing as well as entertaining the
younger studePts OF music A glimpse
at the following program viii convince
the older students that their musical
tastes viii be stimulated by attending
the concert;
Suite from Henry VII" b Saint-Saens (al
Gathering Of the Clans. %, scotch -Idyll.' =
(c1 Irish jig T" Tive songs WithoHt Words
by Mendelssohn esplnninS and spriag songs'.
s." Hayden's .-Screnade,'' Sehumsnn's .sTran-
mereL" .Russiaa Dance and '-ChInese Dance
hy Iehaikowsky. GounOd's Funeral March Of
Strauss '.Beautlfri Blue Danube
and Victor Herberrs .'G-and Fantasie on Amer
lean National Airs
Sunday afternoon win be given TO
special request and choral pro-
gram" and viii De q htting close to
the splendid week On this occasion
Marshall W. Giselman VIII present his
Calvary Choral society TO the San
=
has been in existence only a few
months and already numbers over zoo
voices. II has acquired under his in
structiOn and leadership the airs and
accomplishments OF much older
choral society. and sings with ane
precision and shading the great choral
compositions OF the masters OF ora
to-iO writing Gounod's ~Rsdsmp-
tion" viii be produced in part. with
Nine. de Moss as sOloist ana the
Awake" chorus froa4 ~-Die Meisrer-
singer" Will also be sung The Orches-
ira will play the aecompaRiment scores
and will also support the voices in the
grand march chorus from Tam
hauser The Orchestra's contri-
buttons TO the program will be selected
from the requests which the public
viii submit
II You are clever enough 10 select a
favorite program in the foregoing list
you can do better than ]. 1t viii be
too bad 10 miss any of them
Two concerts VIII be given BY the
orchestra in the Greek theater, Berke-
ley. Thursday afternoon. May 21. and
the other Saturday night. May %.