New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-17
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.

The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sci
ences makes it's announcement for the mu-
steal season of 1911-12 The Boston Sym
phony Orchestra will give. under the joint
auspices Of the Brooklyn Philharmonic So
ciety and the institute, with the co-opera-
ton of the women's auxiliary board, five
concerts on Friday evenings November 10,
December S, January u, February % and
March %. At these concerts will appear
Nine. Schumann- Heink. Miss Kathleen Par
low. Josef Holman, Miss Bessie Bell Col
Ner. a young violinist from Boston. and
Mrs. Louise Homer Mr.. Fielder will con
duct the orchestra.
Walter Damrosch will lead the New York
Symphony Orchestra in five Saturday
afternoon concerts, intended especially for
young people He will be. assisted by Miss
Kathleen Parlow, MISS Katharine Goodsor,
Miss Christine Miller and one other So
loist TO be announced. The concerts will be
on November II, December 2, January l3,
February and March g. The closing con-
cert will be an all Wagner programme.
More than twelve hundred students from
the high schools and colleges attended
regularly the concerts last year. every seat
III the MUSE DtlHb idhtH dl lllt tlOoiHB
concert. These concerts are given under
the auspices of the Brooklyn Symphony
Society.
The Kneisel Quartet will also give FIVE
concerts, and will have as assisting artists
Ernesto Console, Miss Edith Thompson,
Mrs. David Names. Mrs. Thomas Taper
and Alexander Rim. Mr.. Wileke will be
the soloist at the January concert. These
concerts will have the active cooperation
Of the Womens Auxiliary Board Of Cham
Der Music Concerts, and every music
teacher in Brooklyn will be represented by
his students In seats that are reserved for
them
A series of concerts will be given on six
Saturday evenings by the Philharmonic
Trio, Maurice kaufman, violin; Alexander
Rim, piano. and Gustav o. Hornberger,
cello, with assisting artists The dates OF
these concerts are November 49, December
IS. January TO- February II, March l6 and
April 20.
Among the choral concerts will be one
in celebration Of the centennial OF the
birth OF List. This will be by the Brook
Ign Arion Singing Society. Arthur Claas-
sen. conductor. on Thursday evening, De-
cember q, with Arthur Friedheim, pianist,
and Nine Caroline Mir Hardy soprano.
as assisting artists
The Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto, A. s..
Vogt conductor. is invited to sing in Feb
ruary, and plans are being matured for a
J concert by the German Liederkranz OF New
York in the early part Of March.
| The Theodore Thomas Orchestra OF Chi
cago will give a single concert on Wednes-
day evening. December 13, Frederick
Stock, conductor. with an assisting artist.
This will be the first appearance, OF the
orchestra OF Chicago in Brooklyn since the
death OF Theodore Thomas. but more than
| sixty of the men who composed the orches-
| ira at the time of his death are still mem
bers OF ii, and twenty-five Of them were
| in the orchestra when Thomas was the
conductor OF our own Philharmonic Or
chestra and OF the. New York Philharmonic
| concerts
| Among the musicians who may be ex-
pected in recital are Jan Kubelik, on oc-
tober ~ mot October IS, as elsewhere an
nounced); Josef Hofmann in January and
Miss Kathleen Psrow in February. Among
the song rectaIs will be the opening
one by Nine Rider-kesey and Clauds
| Cunningham on October r. recital by
David Rispham on October %, by Leo
slezak in January and by Signor Bonci in
| February. Mrs. Louise Homer, who was
expected to sing on November 4, and Nine.
Schumann- Heink, who has heretofore