NEWS OF THE "OPERA AND CONCERT STAGE
SOCIETE DES INSTRUMENTS ANCIENS t i*. in America under CLAUDIA MUZIO HAr-tALD S. COLONISA vt»rt, Little Theatre, Thursday afternoon. This organization AeoUia Hi SAM FRAJVKU, AMONIO SCOTT1 of the AsstKistion As Aid', .Metropolitun Opera House ¿unj recital, lij aftcro»ot> the auspices French-American .- j i Orchestral concert of old mu*ait, Aeolian As Sergeant Belcore In "L'EHsif d'Amore," Metropoli- for Musical Art -£) Mi.«!. «In il-ll, I nday evening Un QpStS House © Mishxin. I and on in Hobokt connected **Hth the New York journal» ending shipboard The gentlemen commented very freel Week When they parted there wu.» an agre on the "event of the evening.' namel> Calendar for the Current ment that on the tenth day after Memories of the the introduction of the piano, with ai sad his boon companions would me Concert Programmes in so a -building, am orchestra, large «' «'Chen s, in Berlin, and the Roui their comments appeared to me to b 8:30 concert; and reasonable, althougl SI *fDAT.M -.-..politan Opera House, p. m., popalar erratic Table at the restaurant in Fourteen and perfectly just t John Mci'tinmicK; Aeolian Hall, Philharmonic (»ne U by very decidedly unfavorable. inci (.-lrni-gie liall, I p. et and at the same mom«11 SUNDAY o¡ I'ort Thea- dent made a verv strong impression :; «, ni.. cu.r.rt the Ye '-. ihoay Orchestra; whu Concert Young Men's Symphony by "For he's a jolly good fellow," by ... mir: I. and that was th« Wts- my youthful The p. m. concert by the Orea« :. »1 N< a York; Hotel I had written down for him at his r Orchestra. Aeolian Hall, 3:15 p «l:T»a- Albert Niemann i | of Mr. «le Meyer. produc Novae Caen fttaet I remember it, was not piaaafarta raaaiç by GBiosaax when lie had wearied of lu-urir I« ct»j»t. Carlton, Sp.au, quest li- Mi . the but the 1 m. free organ 01 with orchestra, pian« 0 B-ga, p. u noil tr Leben!" after every i- ,. ichestra per A. Baldwin; ItlJ !». ".-. or Wutch< after each soio, which wa; by Samuel of fifteen twenty speeches. the Philharmonic sd momei Some Old Music Lovers.What in the extreme. When Mr. «I« the Philharmonic So« were compared, the precise «.«». Gossip by brilliant 0»»»-un> W*«r . solo and the or earn, tir.isht.] his Lincoln's Birthday», Opera ».¦ m-, Ital¬ i'.alculateal and the ceremony tKatlSaj,«¦«-ilia Was Years Ago.Albert Nie¬ tra took up the íefrain he wouli MONDAY.« Metropolitan Song «..ahita] by John Mc'ormack, as- Society Doing Fifty-Five i' ¦'""'« Aeolian out »« UsS letter on both sides of t'r jump up from bis »tool and enter int» ian S] : by Donald Mel'..', th, ¦¦ with Mr. and ocean. mann and Mis New York Friends.Walking. earnest conversation Ball, *i p. m., song recital by Harald Calsnaa; B:1B p PS», pianoforte Hall, 3 p. m.: from a traa sense o 'Tie Bergmann, who, recital Sarah Sor. Hal!. .'! p. m., song re¬ itlon «nd a.', "Infannatrt una fni lolta" laty to the diatingaishsd organ by and Milkmen's Morses. ...¦ Matches ijuv.ii to II tan to Mr. de lieyei ntal by Frieda Her..;-.. .-"-I*. I p. w-, MUsllC^OTES WEDNESDAY an«i at th» deavored t< organ BU ifa Bonnet. . i Contü, read the score and al o lead the or The twenty-first performance by tr \\ 3 S:1Sb.b*u, Aeolian Hall, .1 m.: H. E. KREHB1EL ehestra, uiiich, as you can imagine, irai IT ESUaY.-A.olian Hail, p. m., organ recital by Josrpi» Beoaat; Oratorio Society of New York p. By no This of th« 8 m., concert of the -.-«..- 4'a*MI easy operation. part mini; Carnegie Hall, p. will be v n s^ir.g, ami A. Uie Uloamlnf MI:. "tali to wa> a number ol .!<¦!> -o'.ti's "Elijah" E. A. M ..mes to a news¬ amounting I id c.xpendi performance repeated Oratorio Society; Union Theolo,;- «ry, 4 n. ::i.. Historical organ s.>«asa¡ th,- tame , and ?!»'. had been d'Amort"; Aeolian Hall, I p. m., song recital by Julia Culp; 8:15 p. m., whic » .ta» this paie we nil knew It, Cosmopolitan Opera Company, i- l» -ir. \l»:«;»r.-« -Mr. Cock is overture to 'Tannhält- concert the Lutheran Education * .< Philharmonic Society. for substitutes. Was the societj "I heard the for the benefit of Society; Little Thea- s its second week at the Garde Song raeital by Elena rha.**dt, C«)«v ser' the Philharmonic the first «' '.!y a music lover with a Ion? progressive? The librarian's repon given by trs, 3 p. m., concert by the Société des Instrumenta Anciens; Carnegie and. Th.-.'i* .! m.: time, and it was noted by all as Madison Avenue Twent> Organ recital by Samuel A. Haidwln. edy n, p. and a disposition, and -hows the of Rubinstein'.» S: 15 p. m., concert by the Philharmonie Society; Chemists' Club, » roa memory (reniai purchase 'noisy,' about the only favorable view Hall, Itnst, to-morrow, compris 4 88.1 was by on City CsllefB, p. I hi« letters accompanied tnird symphony and Concert Over The brass certainly "had the floor* lecture by Professor Horatio Parker, of Yale I'niversity, on "Or¬ \ .« be on Monda] r.'.ei' í.baUaa he and »lid work presented htrs two documents, one of which placed 90, and oopies of Liszt's that occasion, their nobly, chestras." and an i*» l'ítit y.i.* r ir;.I M -.-..- Of», (»re of the New York paper« in its W.'.;.:esaliay, Friday Sa'ur.iay, BaWÉ -.t th.- in of the Philharmonic a." It is fifty-four years since I "Cavalleria Rusticana ule, ««i. ti to Monday issue «no Sunday papers in I'lI'AY.Metropolitan Opara House, 1:3o p. m., German opera. "Siegfried"; doubl* bill, Society in case it might be needed then, and Mr. chief show¬ those out that if Mr. for la* StraBShy'a «Jays) gave Berg ¦i: Trench "Thais"; Aeolian 3 concert of the and "Pagliacci," scheduled Tuesds « onls. which the mu- opera, Hal!, p. m., till a hia'.i piece la Usai*» "Tu-* o," Mr. Pulitzei mann was gome to introduce such e. 1**/.! cone«-.* Symphony Society; Ml."., ''«meert of Old Music, conducted by Sam and Saturday matin« torn» historian of '¦¦ flared .1 in bis generous will that 1'. Iharmonic would break up the society in short Frank«.; Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m., concert of the Music School Settlement; Several American singer« an* to b Ooncer: i.y the Orchestral Society of to be exceedingly «cant. It is the I.iszt was one of his favorite com¬ TllT1'~i \-i order. I don't think we took Ti Horace Mann Columbia I'niversity, 1:15 m., concert by In dsbtrt with the company in th New York, '.-.-, .'1 p. m.: annual report of the so- 1- York in Auditorium, p. twenty-îmt posers. There were, m Tribune those days." new bill» and in repetitions o T .a!«.<«srak> -y Oitsav season 1862-'C3. Margaret Anderton, pianoforte, and Wasily Bcsekekirsky, violin; Brook¬ single covering the soeiate members; the society is now and on Monda; El«lot - p. m.: to be worth Not only Mr. Cock's letter, but siso lyn (»pera House, B'll p. m., concert by the Boston Symphony Orshsa "Carmen" Rigolctto" Some of ¡ta Items seem i.r by means of concerts of Uta» the report from Berlin last week of »ra; Carnegie Hall, H p. m., concert by the New York Chorus and Thursday respectively. ,.. W»«ï«*r -4*4»-« repea h their full signifi¬ a Community light music at hotel, dinners, etc., death of Albart Niemann The tenor roles of the la»t-name< Concert by Qaiomar Novaes. assisted cance could be made plain to th« the pi and Music School Settlement. MM to keep up a membership of 1,000. newcomer a a in a reminiscent mood. Herr Niemanr opera« will be assumed by by ».mall orchestra under the direc¬ Lona i s Inittv .-.ion only by discussion at the The S VII Kl) \Y.Metropolitan Opera House. I p. ni., German "Lohen¬ We look programmes. was tir-t of New York's Ti opera, in the of Errolle, of th« tion of I«ab.. ider the ¦ which "si not c«ii the -:¦'." ¡ pcrsaa Ralph auspices s, 3 p- were Beethoven's fourth, grin", «....:., Hall, p. m., concert of the Boston ¦' has Boaiea the greatest of her Siegmunds and Symphony Chlcan-o Opera Company, who make: the Friends of wor:;. I «ociety Schumann's and Orchestra; Aeolian Hall, | p. m., concert by Harold Bauer and Pablo ' first and hi» New York debut as Don José ir I m.¡ tear. 1 it a Taanhinaera, altogether, if are Rits-Carlton, p. y through presei 3:18 recital Amelia . "Overture, Scherzo and Finale." Mo- associate hir-i with Lehmann Cásala; ; by Galloway; Brooalyn »»pera "Carm«-r..'' ar;d Carlo Fasone, a BM P*tS» may Ulli . .- r a**« appeal foi sev¬ House, I p. m., eaaetti SJ Symphony Society, «*4 BBd Ilrethoven's and Anton Seidl, the mo?», potential in¬ Duke, in "Riiroletto." Marta «TW n rwiimiwn » .AOrfai. minorI:... Katair: the enth; th» Schumann's fluence in the of Wagner' kowska will repeat hor portrayal ol --«arily to conserve propagadas .; parpo Hiller's "Kin Traum in der wil i'on«tr»<> l.-i i: H»s»thoT«i ... I aAtltwi which the "Manfred," drama that New York has ever felt. in the he was a connoisseur in SOeft Carmen and I'rancesca Milena judg- Christnacht," Beethoven's "Leonora» city vulgar sports B8 prizefights and by Coenraad V. of the cultured world lie was a member of the Metropolitan art and marvelling at the artistic ap¬ walking matches." A apain present Gilda, MONDAY "Tannhäuscr" and six days' walking m.: No. 3," Wagner's House (then the own r In "Aida" will appear Marie Staple- Song recital by Harald Colonna, Aeo-1 p. have admitted to the first rank, and, Opera Company preciation of their owners. Hi*, «cap¬ match was in progress in Madison »I, ills laier. I> -a «*. "Line Faust," Berlioz's "Les Franc« lian 3 m.: ¦econdar.ly, to make propaganda for ers of the property and directed bv tion at the Opsra Hou*o on his first Square Garden at the time. When the ton-Murray in the title role, Margare* Hall, p. tomJttUa] .luges," and üadc's "Ossian." There as I.Mclat*»ml merLr» ("Arlan«") Mont»»*r<> **» who were widening the ) their secretary, Fdmund C. St-antoni appearance had been such that h. had broke up for the Niemann Jarman as Amneris, André Arensen usai » were five but the as¬ night rta-ttailr* tl. rr*«m In only concerts, in the two seasons 1886-'88, and h. insane to his insisted on Rhadann*«, Auguste Rouilliez as Amo- «nd 'Jaarph Em*' iries of th. to sent a fairly cablejrram escorting his friends home "Valo«lD»iil I'Dtiaou", --Cnamp» ri sociate members were entitled - a first appp'iranir- trot effected on No¬ in after the fir«t act. a nasro and Giovanni Martino as Ramfis »'. friends Berlin In carriage. The vehicle could not I .a hear the rehearsals. Out of this priv¬ rrocattor. . .****2S» It was a a French nrtf«t . > «***rT ne a at sonn- the vember 10, ISSS. notable «.n for hold sil of and Niemann Hortense Dorvalle, ta.« rue brl««.COstS izamm Uata look of quantity. them, took his ««i ¦-.-.- grew the so-called "Public Re¬ so a« in "Ca¬ «i'lapal.an.