New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-04


Walter Darnrosch's plans for the sixteen Sun
| day afternoon and eight Tuesday evening concerts
| TO be given at Carnegie Hall the coming season
have now been completed. The list OF 50 oists in
cludes the following Geraldine Far-er by special
| arrangement with the Metropolitan Opera House;
| Jeanne Jorneln. soprano; Alvin Schroeder. who
will make his first appearance as 4 soIoist; Lhe-
WHINE first appearance with orchestra Albert
! SpaIding, and the following soloists from the or
| chestra: David Names and Alexander Saslavsky,
volinists: George Barrere. futist. Leon Leroy,
! clartnetist- Three concerts will be conducted by
| Herr Gustav Mailer Among the works con
| Quoted by M Darnrosch will be the following
| Berltoz's Symphony on Shakespeares Romeo and
| Juliet; Brahms's Symphony No. l. IN minor;
Dvoraks Overture, In der Natur" and Cigars
| Symphony No. 1 Cfrst performance in America
| All the opera overtures OF Mozart and his con
| certos for flute and clarinet; group OF Italian
overtures by Donizetti, Rossinl. Bazzni and Sgam-
| bait; Georg schumann's variations and double
| fugue on Elm JUSTICES Thema' Richard srrauss's
! Don Juan Rats I'm Wade Chadwicg's Third
Symphony and Loef1er's La willamette de Dable
the list. The MendeIssohn centennial con
Certs will include besides the Scotch and Italian
symphonies the fragment of the unfinished opera
'LoreIey' for soprano solo. chorus and orchestra
The symphony "Antar'' will be performed in mem
ory OF Rinsky-K orsakon who was, next to Tschai-
kovsky. the prominent of the Russ an com
posers A Tschaikowsky cycle, consisting OF that
! composers works performed in chronological or
der will be begun during the second series Of the
Sunday afternoon concerto The programmes Of
the three concerts which Herr Gustav Mailer has
been invited TO conduct will be as follows;
FIRST CONCERT. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 70
symphony No -Besthoven
Death and TRANSPORTATION Strauss
Prelude Die Meistersinser' Wagner
SECOND CONCERT, SUNDAY AFTERNOON. DECEM-
Der s.
Sor &c Orchestra soprano and alto sole.
THIRD CONCERT. TUESDAY EVENING. DECE1-
Der
syaphony 6 -nino. J,.sfbnZ5aT
symphony NO 4''-''''''-''''''
c. A Ellis Paderewskfs American manager,
wishes TO correct the impression that the pianist
intends to make an extensive tour when he comes
here after the first OF the year. The first idea
was that he TO give thirty concerts, including
his appearance with the Boston Symphony Or
chestra the Chicago, St. Paul and the Minneapolis
orchestras- This number will be cut down 10
twenty. as European engagements oornpe- him to
shorten his stay in America His chief reason IN
coming this year is to have his symphony pro-
duced by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Were
it not for this he would have kept to his original
plan and not returned until 1910 or lsu
On Sunday evening. October Is, sousa and his
band return TO the Hippodrome Tor the Closing
concert Of the bands thrtythird semi annual Iof
There will be three assisting solOists-Ass Louise
unis+e and Herbert l. Clarke co-netist. 6ousa S
latest march, The FaIrest OF the Fair, when
was heard, the first time IN Ne" 1oIA a' Ln0
concert on September y. will be given agaln
e,,., Baldwin will resume HIS public organ
ctt.lz IN the great hall Of the College OF the city
Of New York on Wednesday afternoon Oetooer .
ar o'clock and recitals VIII be gwen every
wednesday afternoon Thereafter al 80 S-e,
ayerv Sunday afternoon at $50 O'clock UP 10 ana
1910, T1ecen,ber 90 The programme for Octo-
her will be follows:
Prelude end Fugue in major ii afh
9 9foo59 Symphony Cfour movements Wdor
Honcert Toocats in p--.---- =. Ivy
7-bo r,.raper7ent of the Boston symphony Or
.,e.trs announces that Paderewski Mischs Elman'
Emil sauer and Ossip Gabr1lowttsch viii appear
among other artists, at its concerts IN New iorh
during the coming season Ihere VIII oe 10 so,,
is+z AZ the November concerts when Ny freezer
.,as his debut in New York. Sauer and Gabr1Io-
.;tscb will play in December. Mscha hman at
totb Of the concerts in January, PaoereVskl ana
o+h.r vet TO be announced at the February con
cts and following the custom of the last two
seasons. there Will De nc soi'iStS a. 0's' ~ ~
March concerts
rb. new organ in the music hall Of thu Brook
tv-1 Academy OF Music will be opened next Sunday
AFTERNOON by Edwin II Iemare-
NJ and Mrs David Names announce three re-
,tsls of sonatas for pienoforte and violin in the
e+,vvesant Theatre on the Sunday evenings OF De-
cornber 6 January II and February l.
The Brooklyn Oratorio Society. Walter Henry |
1Jau conductor will give performance Of Haydn's
creation next Thursday evening in the new |
0nara House The solos VIII be sung BY Miss !
Tarra Louise Combs. soprano; Nicholas Douty |
has
Following is the list OF prices which David Bis |
49,, vruI sing at the recital with which he viii |
-, the concert season at CarneSis Hal this af- |
ternoon.
consider o ay Soul tst John Psssion) Bach |
9c1oih Along the Dewy t1he Seasons Haydn |
~. FROST Scene (f1ng Arthur Purcell
iN assisted by Miss Shownlter)
r1ou-n Among the Men Dyer Odd Jacobla Song
songs by Classical Composers
Johnnie Burns Beethoven /
T3v Jea's CTom Aoorel Merdelssohn |
when Through the PiHKetta tT0m Mooreb -Schumann |
Row Gently Here tom Moorsj .Srhumann |
Maid o Athens byron Gounod |
Operate Songs
q Vision Wondrous fAzara) Paine /
assisted by Miss Showaltsrp
What / o Tor Nv queen t(smeraida}
what Would l DO for Ny Queen tEsmerada) Thomas |
Efo Jolly Jenkins tIvanhoeJ Sullivan |
WOO Thou Thy Snowflake (Ivanhoe) -.-.-.. sullivan
To Helen Edgar Allan Pne) ................ Losrer |
Lohnssa lMora o'NeilD ..,....s..-..'A, Stanford !