New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-05

and development OF the different
Mr. Walter Damrosch and the New 80
Symphony Orchestra will play se
from the works OF the great frehon !.
tiers of the nineteenth century. pesii''ne
with the brilliant "Rokoczy Marcn "'
Dance Of the Sylphs." from Der NC .
"Damnation of Faust" At the Nun YIN
cert, on March II, the soloist VIII Nc 'i'''
! katherine Parlow.
Cecle NJ. Behrens, pianist ana Leo
Schultz. 'cellist, will give concert IN Men
delssohn Hall on Friday evening Inc W.
lowing programme will be preseh'eu'
Sonata for plano and cello A major III, Beethoven
Ceciie NJ. Behrens and Leo SCHULZ
Cello soil: ,,oneg
Berceuse Dyorak
honao '''''''''ii,, Leo Schulz
Piano soil: ,,, Mason
Au Matn. ....................Wil william TaSJ
Nocturne. F sharp. C Ii.nt
''"ap'oo'e NC cec ellie, NJ. Bchrcns s.-.u..
sonata c PIho 81 ahq Rehren, and Leo schulz
On Monday evening Wiener Alberti. royal
chamber singer Of the Rumanisn court
and his company, under the oirec''oi'
of Theodor Burgarth. Will begin se@-
son of opera in German at the lrVlhS RAJ
Theatre at popular prices. The season wiz
start off with Adams The Postiiioh VI
Longiumeau" three-act comic opera
which had "A great success many years ago
Werner Albert will assume the double role
of Chapelou, the Position, and 81. fhar'
! the stage name of the Position after he
becomes a popular tenor at the Paris opera
During his performance Alberu VIII sing
| Ants Good Night" This was n custom
| introduced by Wachtel, a famous German
tenor Of the last generation, who created
, the part i'm America forty years ago. Inc
part OF Madeleine will be taken by jean
nette Allen from the Komische Opera, Ber-
lin.
Modest Altschuler has arranged a pro-
gramme which he believes Is or speclal IN
terest for the fifth and last concert OF the
! New York subscription series OF the Rus-
u sian Symphony Orchestra. TO take place IN
| Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening. FEB
ruary 16. The assistance OF the 81. eczema
Club. "A womans chorus of sixty-hve voices
directed by Victor Harris, has been secured
| for the presentation OF excerpts from
| Tschaikowsky's opera Eugene Onegin'
In addition TO this feature there VIII DE
! given Rachmannoff's Fantasia for Two
nianos. which Is to be played for the lirst
time in this country on this occasion 10
| conform to a promise made the composer
| when he was here last season. II was
70 have been played at that time, with
! Gabriowtsch as one or the solols'N' pu'
/ ,rayppteH
The work which consists of four musicaI
Sketches or pictures, each suggested from
an insriration of different writer. will be
performed by Miss Marie Cracrost, an
. English pianist. who has never played pub
! liclv i'm New York. assisted by Raymond
/ I. Ravens. a Boston pianist. In the last
movement Of Rachmaninoff Fantasia the
Russian chimes will be introduced. The
/ first appearance at this concert or re-
Gently discovered tenor, y. Coster. VIII
bring another newcomer. whom Mr.. All
SCHUYLER believes 10 be singer genuinely
deserving The important work for the or
chestra will be Glazounow' The Middle
Ages"
Alexander Heinemann. the Lieder singer,
will be the soloist at the third subscription
concert of the Volpe symphony Society
Arnold Volpe conductor. at Carnegie Han
on Sunday afternoon. February j. Al "
| p. III.
The programme. as in tIe cas-" "' me
earlier concerts of the season, VII contain
an American novelty. AT the forthcoming
| concert this will be THE Domain Of Hura-
| kan" by Arthur Farwel, which is based
on a fragment of Central American Indian
legend. which tells that "Eiurakan, the
! mighty wind. passed over the waters ana
/ called for the earth" From Hurakan Is de-
rived the English word hurricane. The
work is developed from two Indian melo-
dies Of a highly rhythmic nature. which
are very freely treated. The composition has
q quiet and contrasting middle section in
the form of a nocturne. The score Is dedi-
Gated to Professor Engelbert Humperdnck.
The complete programme il as follows
5, mphony No; 3, in fiat major .....' schubert
cOrchcstration by Hugo KaunJ
The Domain OF iutsken =; linz. faF"eli
Songs.
Auf Flaseln des Ge'anses'. 90. MendolssOhn
Vergebliches Standchen ........-...... Brahms
Tschsikowsky
The Barrare Ensemble will give the
fourth chamber concert Of the People )
symphony Society at Cooper Union on
Tuesday evening.
on Thursday. February g. tie Brooklyn
Oratorio Society. under the auspices Of CO.
lunbia University Extension Teaching De
partment. will give The Swan and the
Skylark' CGoring Thomasl, at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music s:l5 p. m. This VIII be
the first time The Swan and the Skylark
has been given i'm greater New York.
The programmes of Samuel y. Baldw YIN s
free organ recitals at the city College this
week are as follows:
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY .. AT 7 NJ.
Concert overture in g minor. .-........ Hollins
Air from suite in D....................... Bach
FNgue In q major Ia Clique .... $3.50. .Bach
A''1''''o WI beethoven
| "Ip the Morning" from Peer Gynt suite .Greg
Prize song. Die MeistcYsinger ..-....... wagner
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. AT p. NJ.
| Prelude and fugue IN minor ............ Bach
Vision .Rhelnberser
| Third sonata IN u minor. .............. Dunham
Lcbestraum I'hi.i u
Carlton '',f auihts
Sercnade .ScnuDeIt
Concert piece in Nat minor Thiele
The Knelsel String Quartet will give its
| fourth concert this season at the Brooklyn
| Institute OF Arts and Sciences i'm the Music