New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
CONCERT NOTES.

At the Metropolitan Opera concert
this evening a Richard Wagner pro-
gramme will be given. Nine. Kurt will
sing "Senta's Ballad" from "The Fly
ing Dutchman." and "lsolde's Love
DEATH" from Christian und Isolde" Mr..
Whitehill will sing The Evening Star
from "Tannhauser," and "Wotan's Fare
we'll" and Magic Fire Scene from
Die Walkure." The orchestra. under
the direction of Richard Hsgeman, will
play tho prelude TO Die Neister-
singer THE Funeral March" from
Gotterdammcrung.' the "Tsnnhauser'
overture and the "Xaisermsrsch."
This evening at the Hippodrome
three distinguished artists are an
nounced. Miss Maggie Teytc comes
/ from Cleveland. whcrc she has been
singing with the Boston Grand Opera
. Company.
Interest is aroused over the debut OF
the child pianiste. Miss PaQuita Msdri-
guerra. the protegee and pupil OF Enrique
Granados. whose Spanish opera was
produced at the Metropolitan on Fri
day night. Her selections will include
numbers by Granados and Chopin.
Another novelty VIII be the first con
cert appearance of Giulisno Romani.
the tenor. who 5 hcralded as the pos
SCISSOR Of the highest voice in inc
world. The chief number on MS pro-
gramme will be The grand aria, Eco
Ridente in Cielo" from Ross.ni's The
Barber Of Seville"
Sousa's Band wiil MAKE up its pro-
gramme entirely Of request numbers.
Mile Madeleine GEspinoy. who makes
her FIRST New York appearance this
Tuesday. is a niece Of Nine. and Chei
d'Orchestre Colonne. Paris. She is also
Nine. Colonies bes, pupil. and has
toured extensively with the orchestra.
She has sung wlth Debussy, Fsure and
Pierne.
Howard Brockvsy. composer. pianls'
and lecturer. will be heard IN three
lecture recitals on the following operas;
"Prirce Igor" "Goyescas' and Pc
cheurs des Perles." The recltsls VIII
b. gwen on three successive Tuesdays.
February !. : and 10, at II a. NJ, IN
the music room of Ms. Daniel Lamont,
, West Fifty-third Street. for the 0ene-
tit OF the music committee OF the East
Side House Settlement.
A benefit for the Belgian sufferers
will be given ~ the Theatre trsncas
this evening. Many artists, including
Edgar Becnan. Branche Arral. Claude
Benedict. Irene Bordoni. VI. F2rquos'
VI. Fisher Raymond Faure, lfVnne
Garriek. and other. viii appear.
An all Wagner programme viii be
the oferin2 az the thlrd conccr, Of
the Philhsrmonic's Saturday evening
series. with Olive Fremstad as assist
ing artist. Among The orchestral num-
bers will be the overture from The
FLYING Dutchman"; "Baccnsnale,' from
"Tsnnhauscr" prelude. from DIE
Meisterslnger": Good Friday Spell"
from "Parslfal.' and the Ride OF the
Nalkyries." from Die Naikurc.' Nine.
Fremstad viii be heard in I'm Treib-
haus." "Traume." "Sehmerzen' and IN
the part OF Brunnhllde IN the "lmmoia-
ton Scene" from "Gotterdammeguns.'
The Spanish invasion now occurring
in our world OF art brings La Argen-
tina. said 10 be the greatest dancer o.
Spain. She will give her first recital
at the Maxine Elliott Theatre Monday
afternoon. February :. Assisting her
Will De the Little symphony Orchestra.
conducted by George Barrere.
I'm Europe and the cities Of South
America. La Argentina has been. Tor
some season. past dominating factor
She has been acclaimed by Aratole
France. Sorolia and Zuloaga. both Of
whom have painted her many times.
Messenger and Cranados have written
special music for her