TV. • 2$ __--- ]s-EW^YOHK~ DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1910. MUSICAL NOTES ' Mary 0 MUSICAL. _ recitals of pianofore and violin sonatas AlJendale Hook MUSICAL. _ _[ m n:'U next Wednesday evening An h,n, V" A Colone: Sacchlnl In Mendelssohn An vP B and I-h hbmovaij notice. Symphony Hall, I tharfe. Wie Komm' Boston the works to be played are Veraclnl r> mv\u25a0 enn Brahms and Ber- Wain ' *» Kteht (serenade) Reldel in E minor in D minor \u25a0 " Brahms's lkl Prach Jensen ger's In G minor. IV Fay Io* ,ortte Nook Mendelssohn tlval • •• •Welngartner MME. DORA WILEY-TENNIS Opening Here Thurs- Now ' the Art of Mnsine. Concerts Mrp. lionise a xow TifTha? Thou Leavest Me Alone '•'The Sweet Singer of Main*.") Voice Culture «nd Homer is returned from ' • Tschalkowsky opera sea- nnt ._, , ;day Saturday. concert trip, to take part in the f. latlon 'Hugo) Widor RESIDENCE STUDIO. 128 WEST 97th ST. and son, at the close of which she willcontinue Cattl. l aSttgk 1* Ferrari her concert work. vti^wI<3nry j The musical reason has well begun by w IV Old French iV?Shepherd, Ste Thy 'the time the Boston Symphony Orchestra on a Hor^s Foaming Mane Mme. Schumann-Holnk. now concert »>. Himir'iri.-ir.: comes to give its first pair of Her- in Tl'me • to New York tour In the West, will take a rest in Invlrt ,'me of Ro8e*<>«>•« Relrhnr!. SCANDINAVIAN& i US FINNISH HErnest Hutcheson, pianist, will play the MONTHLY COX'KKTS. ' "Itmailed on application iant programmes announced for both of Miss Maud Morgan, the well known following programme WilHajn Carl, and Free- at his Mendelssohn them. At the first concert the soloist will ist: C. organist, Hall piano recital on the afternoon of Mon- EUROPE'S CELEBRATED ' Wright, the barytone, give a cor OF STARS. !«• *CA iIIJ OPERA\J VCKM LJ IITC.\# IU be Miss Geraldlne Farrar and at the mati- man will day, 14: TEACHER MANY GRAND by myDIRECTORR Brooklyn November VOICES EASILY. QUICKLY AND MASTERFULLI devstoped old rediscovered p^-, fjee on Saturday afternoon Mme. cert in the Music Hall of the Fantasia Fugue Method, upon physical an 1 natural laws Pupils' pubic concern and .;* Concert evening, sonata and In G minor Bach-Liszt Italian built sound Interview, c? will make only concert appear- Academy of Music on Wednesday in C minor, op. 11l Beethoven performances. PROF. dik B DE HEKNYZ. Carnegie Hall. Studio S2S. J. r her. \u25a0 , illtlba hchorzo . from the "Midsummer Night's on Monday and Thursday Afternoon*. Harlem Studio. 112 WrHT MtTB r of the season. November 9. Dream" \u25a0BJN ban ti Mendelssohn I With the exception of the presence of opening Saturday concert by I>u blst die Run* Schubert-Liszt The matinee in A flat, op. 42 Chopin THE GRAND OF ,Anton Witek at the head of the first vio- Symphony Orchestra, Walter Fantasia,Jalsa _ UNIVERSITY DEGREES BY CONSERVATORY MUSIC the New York op. 4» Chopin PARK WEST AYE.,y. Hess, the personnel of Brooklyn Etude (Moto perpetuo) 57 WEST 93n ST.. BET. CESTBAIi AXD COLUMBUS £ lins. instead of Mr. Damrosch conductor, in the Alkan-MacDowell The Only Music School Empowered by Act of Legislature to Confer University D»jt*m r*«-' changes, Etudo de Concert. F minor Liszt Special course for Teachers Professionals ~ the orchestra shows few and these Academy of MusU\ will be on November Rhapsody in F sharp Vole© culture and all Instruments and Thowa.w pre- minor, op. 11. No. 2.. course for beglnnem. 3.Mh Year. Dr. B. F.hcrnard. Pr»« rtwatric* Kherhard. P. X. i*x few are chiefly in the way of additions. 3 o-clook. Mr. Dunrosch has L Dohnanyl I 12. at Ride.. of the Valkyries |One or two men in the strings, one or two pared one of his characteristically fine pro- MWagner-Hutcheson men in. the wind choirs and a new tympan- grammes. The overture will be from Mo- The following is the programme of Fran- NEW YORK American Institute of Applied Music Metropolitan College of 'tet comprise the total. Mr. Fiedler returns zart's "Magic Flute." the second number cis MaeMillen's violin recital in Carnegie Conservatory .Mmlc. 'as conductor, this heirs; his third year in Will be Bruch's Concerto for Violin In Q Hall this evening: German 212 West Flftj-ninth St.. N. V. Cltj. ;^* Incidentally the or- as Thorough Instruction In ail branches -)f mcjte.- this important post. minor, with Miss Bessie Bell Collier Concerto In D minor .Wlentawski Personal p •> Chaconne OF MUSIC attention to Individual ip'!t. bo more firmly estab- Jargo." ar- Bach chestra seems .to soloist: the third, Handel's I _ 25th Year Begin. October Third, tail). than ever, for it," man- air the Meditations '.. Glazuno-w 306 MADISON AYE. ; lished in New York ranged for orchestra from an from -Minuet Mozart KATE S. CHITTENDEX. n»an of Fa-—. . egement reports that the subscription for opera "Xerxes"; there will be two selec- Mazurka Zarzyckl NEAR 42 P. European: Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso. .Satnt-Saens AUGUST FRAEIICKE __. \u25a0-*$ !the ten concerts is quite the largest on rec- tions from Glurk's "Orpheus." "The Dance A v Maria Directors: CARL HEIN'. r, Schubert-WilhelmJ Founded 1876. 31st Season. Incorporated 1984. ord and proportionately is exceeded only by of the Furies" and "The Dance of the Moiso Fantalsle (for Ftrinir alone) PaKanlni LEADING SCHOOL OF MUSIC. High School of the orchestra has inBoston. Spirits." second part of the Glno Aubert at the piano. AT LOWEST RATES. Instruct ion in Harriet *< Music that which Blessed The PIANO, VIOLIN, HARMONY. hrerer. Director. Special eours* fo» - concert, night, Sym- ORGAN. begin 348 Manhattan Aye.. n»ar 11*t --; fc At the first on Thursday programme willbe Beethoven's First Miss Alice Preston, soprano, will make COUNTERPOINT. COMPOSITION. S:. Orchestral Instrument*. 1* adin «f *«»\u25a0* Metrop^iTtS* the symphony will be Rachmaninoff's in B phony. her New York debut in son? recital at ELOCUTION and all A UnnOUnLOperafIARRnHIF^* 2, novelty $10 U. Co. 30 years' experienc* minor. No. which will be a to Mendelssohn Hall on the afternoon of No- Terms Per Quarter ART OF SINGING This is the programme of Josef Hof- Open dally until •> P. M.. Mondays and Thurs- the vast majority of Boston Symphony vember 20. She will have the assistance from beginning to finish. Carbone's r«r«atH ts mann's pianoforte In Carnegie Hall days until $> P. M. controller. Send for circq!ar. Carnegie Hilt ... (patrons here, although It was played last recital of Isidore Luckstone, just SEND FOR CATALOGUE. next Friday afternoon: who has re- tyear at one of the concerts of the Russian turned from his season Pres- SonatP, minor, Op. 1 InParis. Miss ^< 'Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Fiedler placed O 22. . ton will novelties, among Lamperli \u0084x \u25a0Vogel als Prophet" 1 sinK a number of Institute Art School on his programme InBoston, and ...Schumann which will be of Musical Mme. Nolan. Director. B»?lnneri» a Specialty. \u25a0It second Traumeswlrren f Rachmaninoff's "Fruhlelnes S West ft4th St.. near CentralParlc West. had such an unusual success that he re- (.'arneval J a composition that Is said tha City New tit A maj'.r. Op. No. Buten." dramatic of of York. fifth concert. It was writ- Polonaise, 40. 1..] \u25a0peated it at the Polonaise, C minor. <>p. *\u25a0). No. 2.. to offer exceptional opportunities both to FRANK DAMROSCH. Director. mvu* «. ; in Dresden and had its first perform- Impromptu, A flat rrmj.'r, <)p 2S. .\u25a0\u25a0r...Chopinr ...Chopin singer and the accompanist. BAGHELLER ten minor, op. the to An Endowed School of Music. Moscow, and a year ago this month Mazurka. B 33. No. 4... CONCERT TENOR and TEACHER. ance in S • hrrzo, E major. Op. S4 J Th« opportunities of the Institute ar« in- 12S East 34th Street. was perform**} for the first time in Ber- Consolation, major. 1 Modest Altschuler, conductor of the Rus- only natural ability with it O flat . Orchestra, tended for students of *• Jin by Nlkisch; and for the first time in Etude, I) flat major i IJsrt sian Symphony has Just received an earnest purpose to do serious work, and no vioiinut. Legf-ndp, A major f from Russia a set of chimes which ho will others will be accepted. KAUFMAN, .America In Philadelphia by the Philadel- Polonaise. E major J Application for admission should be mad« Concerts. Instruction. ZOO AVea<'h> third Brandenburg concerto. in She will a recital on civen Hall Box 223. 120 Claremont New York. of a (Copyright, 1910, by A. Pupont. N*. V.) Hall to-morrow afternoon: Ing: of November 17. On this occasion. In •which Mr. Fiedler -will make use Lully psißi DWICHT rpi?S o t» 801lBpais addition presentation of Rachmani- XT. W." ERIjANGER announce harpsichord for th© continue an instru- to the I 115 Carneglw Hall. Saturday Afternoonm onera soprano, Harrold, Die hollo sonne le'Jchtet. . 1 Franz Second Symphony, there FIRM \MEKIf.\N TOUR OF THE which worked most successfully in and Orvllle th« Im Herbst S noff's beautiful rr.ent tenor whom he discovered Pinging in Dcs Hauptmann's WPlb ) will be played two orchestral novelties Imperial Russian Court FIDELLA UArtlUliire.-tr.raml Comiwwr. overture "Eg- Geßangen..s Schumann Studio. MS Carnegie Hall. Applicants r»'»iv will have itaIts first New York La Procession C#sar Franck never before heard in this Alex- 1 Wfdne»rlay». 3 to 4 p. m.; Thurs.. l to p m. tnont." performancerforiiiano« at the New York Theatre to- Lg I'longeur WMor ander Heln«mann, the Oerman barytone, Balalaika Orchestra will lend additional novelty Theatre ANDREEFF. Miss Farrar morrow night. Inthe cast with Mile. Tren- Nai'htgang Richard Strauss who will mako his first appearance in this Under the direction of W. "W. to the concert by singing two arias, which tudevllle, Meerfahrt Hugo Kaun FIRST CONCERT CARNEGIE HALL. JOHN W. HALL tini and Mr.Harrold willbe Mm«. Duohene, Mondeszauber Ottokar Novacek cltv with orchestra at the concert. . will TEACHER OF M\',|\r, ere bo fid and forgotten that they are who was also a member of the Out of the Rolling; Ocean ...Marshall Kernochan sine a croup of new songs. EVENING, NOV. M»-m fumrnif Hall. New York. one is a charming Manhattan The Hermit Thrush Albert A. Mack MONDAY 28 really new. The first opera company; Edward Martindel, Kate Arrangements are now pending for a Matinees comique by Nlcolo Two Edwin Markham Songs: New Amsterdam Theatre . Tn»«... Not. 29 HANS CCICCC? PIANIST. siir from an opera Eleanor and Harry Cooper. The Forgotten for the Land ? \u0084 «»«_ brief out-of-town tour Russian Lyceum Theatre Wed.. Nov. 30 t. et Colin," which Wind and Lyre (first time). . $ •• Harriet War* 1 ofclrtiti sg™gg* Jsouard, entitled "Jeannot The chorus numbers nearly one hundred Symphony Orchestra the latter part of this New Amsterdam Theatr*....Thurs.. Dec. Editor of Instructive Piano works. Thorough. produced in in 1814. The second Hark! Hark! the Lark Harvey W. Lromts New Amsterdam Theatre .. Fri.,Dec. 2 •was Paris voices.ires. Mr. Herbert himselfhimself will direct the Drake's Drum Arthur Farw«>U month. The season seats sale closes No- systematic Instructi >n. Studio. 4." Easr 2*ith St. very concert aria by Mozart, opera Night B*rgh Js a effective voice, on the opening night. The Rider Arthur vember 16 and the sale for single seats A^BEKT .written originally for tenor which Sunset Alexander Russell MiLO£NBERG belief was sun« Fern Song Howard Brockway opens on November 7. Carn»gl» Hall. Studio 534. Mon.. Tv»» V7v* to the best of Koechel's The Wind Speaks G. A. Orant-Schaefer Virgil Vienna in December, School of Music for the first time in MUSIC NOTES. Rolling Down to Rio Edward German and his band will give a concert has been arranged Miss Far- Sousa WILLIAMC.CARL 37F3. This for Adolphe Borchard will give his first evening in tha Metropolitan Opera PIANO INSTRUCTION ORGAN INSTRUCTION Dr. Muck. , The Manim Quartet, M. this by Mr. and Mrs. K. VIRGIL. tar's use by which during the. pianoforte recital in Mendelssohn Hall next A. Send for Catalogue 34 West 12th St,..H. Y. Melba will last three years many House. Begins On Saturday afternoon Mme. ha? given concerts of Friday evening. Half Term Nov. 12th. - »ing The first will be the chamber Evening Being fxorence pin I'VN-r two numbers. classical music for those of the He will play the following list of pieces: Day and Clauses Vow Formed. ATT "Dove Son"' aria from Mozart's public who cannot afford to pay the high- Send for Prospectus and interesting pam- H.\UBIEi. Ifl#4 II TEACHER. familiar Sonata, MUSIC STUDIOS. K. Figaro." and the sec- est prices, will again give season Op. 27, No. 2 Beethoven AT phlets. Addrefid A. VIRGIL. 45 East 22d Concerts. Booklet mailed. 251 We«t 87th St. '\u25a0 "\u25a0The Marriage of Its of Suite. Op. 90 C. Saint-SaSns St.. New York. ond the mad scene from Ambroise Thorn- three concert? at fooper I'nlon, on Decem- Prelude et Fugue. Menuet. Gavotte. Glgue. Mrs. Jesramine Harrison Irvine, the pian- TRUE WINSLOW, not January February Theme el Variations HELEN "Hamlet." which Melba has ber IS. 15 and 9. The Sonata, _ C. Ch«vtllard ist, accompanist and teacher, is now set- American Singing and Speaking Voice Teacher: major srientiSa »ss Although she quartet composed of LndwigMarum, C Mozart breathing. *ung here for many years. is first Three Valscs ] in her new at No. 864 Carnegie Richard Wood Con© »vst?-m for tled studios speaking voice. Studio. U in opera, this \*iolin; Bernstein, Hei'ond violin: A flat. A minor. D flat.. r^h^^i^ Music, 470 -«r 157th st. appear here four times Michel <; i Chopin Sunday;? home" after 5 are Conservatory of fa to minor Hall. Her "at Altschuler, viola, Nocturne. ( Bi)\KD "will be her only appearance in New York Jacob and Modest Alt- Polonaise. Op. 63 well attended. riURTtHcn r.\ of milfiri schuler, 'cello. The first concert will be Two Soirees J" EMIL. RFVI. Director. In concert. . '_ \ I, Muslcal<-s Rossini Liszt Instruction in all branches of Music Opera . devoted to Russian music Among the nov- La Regata Vcnezlana. La Danza (Tarantella). MISS ZQE CHESHiRE On Saturday afternoon . t|ie orchestral S. C. Bennett, teacher of voice culture school with pupils' performances. I.lst of suc- Harp Instruction. r n^ngement* Accepted. The many operatic stars, cessful pupils on hand. Ask for Prospectua. , lumbers will be Schumann's "Manfred" following is the programme of songs and Instructor of has 305 EAST 86TH IHlg'l Studio. 230 Went 108 th St. symphony In F to be sung by Mrs. from Berlin and opened a ©verture. Brahms's third Irene Armstrong FunK just returned Teacher "Puck" overture at Mendelssohn Hall Metropolitan Opera House J. C. DCIIITE7 Baritone and major. Gustav Etrufce's to-morrow afternoon: studio In the Dtnl ILI.) of Singing. L Schoenberger T«\tm end Slbellus's tone poem "Finlandla.' Se Florindo c fedele A. Scarlatti Building, No. 1425 Broadway. 1«5 WEST 713T STREET. Indorsement VIOLINIXSTKrC'TIOX. 150 West lllth Et. those whose re- Mi lagnero tacendo by his teacher: "1consider Jorge Benitez emi- I Royal \u25a0' Boats* Btrube is one of que : Handel nently impart in Miss J|||£Q Conservatory. Leipzig.*' Dites faut-il falre (Eighteenth century Mme. Mllka Terntna arrived in New York suited to the art of singing Alberta LMUEtfI IMan'st Accompinist. talents, like those of Charles _ Alr> Arranged its Any who di; and tnarkablo by Pauline Viardot Saturday Kaiserin Au- all branrhes. student Serious puplia only. 7* XV. t»4" \u25a0• >!art:n Loeffier. developed while Fitting Dorniez-vous. Old French .Arranged by Weckerltn last on tho steamer works with him will find great benefit." St. Riv 3274. Yes. I'm in love (Old English) Sne will resume her work among the first violin.- of the orchestra. '... x Dr. Am« fruste Victoria. Shepherd, Thy Demeanor Vary (Old English), teacher of sinking at the Institute of .3.%* JOHN DEHNiS This little overture Is brilliant and has met as a E. DE COCORZA _ 7.1 Carnegie- Hall. Te?. 5)>4« Columrua.mii PastoralePastorale Brown with a picked class of twelve, jurtth great success in Boston. '. Bizet Musical Art Tenor and MME. LOUISE HOMER. Le R.inheur eSt chose leger* '...".'.'.Safnt-Saens special and dramatic FR.VNKUN D If S? Pmirquol roster peulette . selected for musical Oito Torney Simondo^E I\IiVCE ax Instruction.- Symphony Saint-Saens gWalter Damrosch conducting, at 9 and February 6. The members are Elfenlled ...." h. Wolf mer work as Mr. Bristol's assistant In the skKUDKN CONSERVATOIRE. Voice Culture, >Cew IHave a T.nver True Stagecraft. JOSEPH JOACHIM New this afternoon. Although George Barrere and Rocco Guerriere, H. Wolf EDWIN' SKEDDEN; Acting and Geraldin* Morgan. Director.SCHOOL SASSS^ \u25a01 the Theatre Melnem Klndp R. gtrauss Continued ninth page. MAXWELL RYDER. LI-r>. 57 W. .'3ci St.. NY. 914 Carnegie- Hall. Homer has been heard with orches- flutes; Irving Cohn and Narcis Purkrabek, American Indian Songs Cadman on fr time. 1. Ed—d tral organizations all over the country, this oboes: Henry Leon Leroy arid Tony Parll, From the Land of the Sky-blue Water. . ARrHLR FOERSTtL "a^^r^Sg^ Omaha Tribal Melody c WOODRUFF, Residence. 3?>O Audubon .Avo., ntrar lS2d St. • •will he. the first time she has ever sung at clarinets; Josef Franzel and J. Heyer, 2. The Moon Drops Low.Omaha Tribal Melody PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINERS. I horns, There Sits a Bird on Every Tree Arranged. Voice Placing, Breathing, Preparation for fc symphony concert in New York. Her French and Ugo Savolini and Emile Foote Entertainments and Musicals Choir. Concert Oratorio. West 38th St., Barbot, MUSIC TALENT and 5 PERRY AVERILL number will Include Orpheus's lament over bassoons. "Hans, the Flute Player," will enter upon MOULAND, New York. Mon. & Th'irj«. East Orange. N. .L Baritone and Tea.-her. T£o We^-t 50th Street. fiSe lost ..rydice and Adriano's air from the third month of Its successful engage- D*£ ££££ 3 will be first New York Dance. 71 East S»th—St. Vaudeville. ••Rienzi." This the THE KNEISEL QUARTET. ment at the Manhattan Opera House to- Conct-rt, 'Phone, Plaza 198*. or any form of LENA DEVINE .Mandolin.W. J. KITCHENERBanjo. 157 West 'Stth St. Mme. morrow Weddings^ Entertainment. DORIA Guitar. Appearance this season of Homer. The Kneisel Quartet will give six con- night. Miss Felice L-yno. the TEACHER OF SINGING. The programme further includes two in- certs this season in Mendelssohn Hall, on dainty little prima donna, who. during the LAMPERTI METHOD JANET BULLOCK The first of these, an IS, last week assumed the >!\,.|\i, WILLIAMS' l^astinK novelties. the evenings of lioyember December 13. role of "Lisbeth" Theodora Ursula Irvine Studio 15. 1425 Pv:ay:Met. Opera House Bldg. TE.\CHKIt '>! 122 Carr.fgie HalL piglish rhapsody called "Brigg Fair." will January 17, February <, March 14 and April for the first time will continue In this part. MONOLOGUES, DRAMATIC.HEADINGS. MME.M. n J f\ (J DRAMATIC introduce Frederick Dellus to New York 4. The assisting artists willbe Charles An- The part of Van Pott will be enacted by 115 Carneglo Hall. Pupils Saturday mornings. M.deLEVENOFF:; GVTTMAN- PC IO C SOPR.4NO. This Is the latest of this Buonamici, "William Friend, who replaces Frank TEACHER OF SINGING. 2lf> Wesr l->7th St. C^nceruroers. thony, Carlo George liarrere. Doane. Paris Conservatory ?lethodw. 108 West 47th St. t&mpoger's larger Compositions. Frederick Other changes in the cast are Paul Ij. Petronlus, MHES~SUINEIIIEER Sffi RODERICK D^yu-j. although an Englishman, lived Warren as F. C Chapman as Monologues and Child Impersonations. Dra- Teacher of Singing 522 \Test .'.Tth grreet. Stnyv. MAITLAM) I4.\tnwi(H. for a part of his early life, and Tantendorff and J. L. Hesse as Karteifle. matic Art. 110 E. 17th St. 'Ft»on« 3623 UnIrFETH Piano Instruction. ISS Carnegl* Hall. Season ii& 'ias written at leapt two compositions Miss Nona Mal!i willbe heard as Else. The opens October 4. Pouch Gallery, 343 Clinton Graham Reed Bariione Brooklyn. Vocal Instruction. US Carnegl*» Hall'_.Tue.9_.yrt." iK-jjSrh describe his Impressions of Florida. ADOLPHE BORCHARD. ballet of fisher maids and boys and the ADELAIDE GESCHEIDT aye.. Monday and Thurn. Afternoon*. ' *r»if; i.t'pfr novelty is a march, "'Orient et Piano recital, Mendelssohn Hall, Friday promenade of the dolls in the last act re- Dramatic Soprano. Oratorio, Concert Recitals. esteixk" Pupils accepted. 24 East 63d St. PLATT III^: (Dccldent."' by the venerable Salnt-SaSns, evening. main features of the performance. ROYAL OPERA SCHOOL l^ampertl Method. US Carnegie HaH. l3st> Cot, i recently his seventy-lift IIfp SOPRANO Royal& •cho celebrated • CONCERT Protector Her Imperial Hl(hness programme will begin with eltles to be heard will be a concerto in O- Walter Damrosch conducted his last 1 1*\u25a0\u25a0**\u25a0» £ Duchess Marie. Prospectus free. Address CARL DEIS cVY^Si| Utter The HI ORATORIO E. Interpretation. At?., \u25a0III Frederick Bristol. 140 W. 42d St.. N. T. 251 Wast End n^ar 721'_ j, CJol*D PIANO. I-lncoln Square Court. Concertgoers have soloist at the. opening concert. cultiea of a stage production. He. is de- " Broadway and Q.\?£e> and Mozart. AMY HBA&T 78 w 1Bsth St. op*l^ >'. W. Cor. B4th St.. New York. J.WARREN aHOREWS ffi^Si^Ss| many times to the overture to votlng all his spare time to preparing for Ainl UaAnl Recitals. Sunaay*. 8:30 Special 10 lesson courge in organ. 7rtth £jet«.ned Mme. will give a song recital in Spoaklng 4W. st. with the Sernbrlch the performance <>f PiernG's "Children at Tho Voice. Dramatic Training. CT"j£k'£: ••Iphl?eu!e en Aullde." Carnegie Hall on Tuesday afternoon. otto ||f|TT£lJJiyiJ pianoforte by Wagner or Bethlehem." which will be given at Concert ending written Mo- This the programme: Car- W. filliCfTlArlli in.n.tki-4 given will be negie Hall in stago form on December 17. MME. 824 Carnegl* Halt. Tel. iy;o Columbu-*. never been «^°- TORPADIE »ait. The opera itself has ' VOCAL ART. PART 1. REiULD.WERRENMTNMngmt. Qulnlan Agency. 1 W. 34th St.. X. Y. Carnegie In this country, 'but at this concert Mr. at the second of the Young People's Sym- Hall. Studio 807-808. Fruhllngeglaube _ ) phony Concerts. will' play the overture as It D«?r Fischer I ANNA ARNAUO. DamroFch Friihlingssehnsucht ELLABACKUS BEHR.^Sr^&r OPKRA SniOOl^ 140 We«t played given with I "'The Children at Bethlehem" was origin- Vocal coach. 69 West SSth St. Phillip 93thgt. be ifit were the Dass sle Rewesen Mittell y.IS.V.SsT fivould hler Schubert ally written, course, cantata, merging it opening An fine of as a and It mai »' My 3 ITVET solo violinist Teacher of the VIOT.IN and Mu'lc. bpera. into the air. QtfeUe 11 \u25a0 l\.d X.- Ensemble invo- Uu blst die Huh* has in-eii performed here in that form. 3 INSTRUCTION*. V»iij)yki> Studio. 03>> Klghth Aye.. •-,- \u2666"Diane Impitoyable." Agamemnon's Ungeduld 141 W. 111th SI Phone 1070 Morning. 5^V LOUIS DIIQCCI I VOICE CTXTURS.'* However, Mr. liamrosch conceived the. idea Concerts. nU OfcLli Carnegtn Three ballet' airs from the last act 2. BABITONI. ARTHUR iHaO^. cation. PART ' of presenting it WALTER DflfiCDT VOCAT, will as a mystery play and L. DUUsLnI Recitals. DR. carle, :,:::: Kmma UnfllflUQllid IXSTRCCTIO^. pt this' opera follow. 1m wunderschHnen Monat Mai Concerts. dufft I{M7B'way. Pierng has written that he is very Vocal Instruction. 64* Madison Avenue. Vocal 1 East loth WeltonnUUninuUrt Studio 31JL ? Mozart include the Sym- Auß melntn Thriinen sprlessen much In»trn»tion. St.. Xew York. * The numbers Die Rose, die- Lille interested in the experiment. \\M Ten°r. Vocal. Home. ll*Claremont Aye.. Mt. Vemoa. Mar- I*S*W*Pianist Teacher. 5 in minor, the overture and Papa- OlCf> XTD Studio. lUnCDTfIM Carnegi* \u25a0"•" • phony Ci Wtnn left in delne Augen ueh' H. IXICi\ACm IX 72 Kast S3d St. iinnv Soprano. Concert garet AllLlunlUtl 705 Hall.' 'It is written." said Mr. Damrosch re- - -I— the will meine Stele tauchen UrUiS/IDS/ peno's air from "The Magic Flute." Irh soprano; concerts. SHEKWOOD K \u25a0- . lETtNEST H.-BAUER. Lincoln and Kr lst's r Schumann cently, "like all the mystery plays, with MIMA HIMQ nlnmn Vole: CuUur;: W7 Broadway. XT. ballet music from "Les Petlts Hlens." Pie I/Otosb!ume many HlflH fWILbO 101 West 9ut st. (Italian method.) Yioiin vcnooi .\rcade. yon anachronisms. For Instance, snow is 1423 Broadway. Metrop Eampe-rtt Method overture Figaro's air, "Non Piu Er, der herrlichste Allen OD^ra p, ftUM Teacher of the and mentioned. Well, of course, snow is un- Houae Bid*.K. Y. (Wed. & Sat) Mali "Mmc of Hn«im. 120 WestjgthSt, from "The Marriage of Figaro." Schneeglockchen ARTHURWiHiiiKGrixrar^rsr address. U Morgan Aw.. XORWATJK, ion Amelia— SeEUOJQ iAndria." Per San-imar.n heard of in Bethlehem. Iam planning, ci ii n~l U Tenor. Concerts. KecUa'.a and soloist on this occasion will be Emilio ITrilhlinganacht T7*«ftgd,.gL fThe therefore, to have the stage setting repre- RABOLO "gtfgay «„. PgjiyijlfanlW^tr^crton. S3» Gogorza. PART 3. ?=2«=! jpc sent an old French village, and the- O. 'Art of Simrtn^. Es liebt Blch so Ueblich lm I^nz* "1 cos- w audience has been drawn to Its It. Ombra Mni Fn 19 llulMyrSt.. Newurk. Tel \V Market. FREDERICKWELD v— and (from Xerxes) 5.5 Ent#rtaln«r evidently approves idea Violinist. Carnegie Hall, to-night. of the season's Beebe-Dethier Handel New York Studio. :i.V)S Broadway ju«>nit» iaiM~~CD T^^» port—one that the At the first Lungl Dnl Caro Done Sarti Wed. &Sat. ;';":\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 fl|l 12J5S: of concerts and ; LJLtlVftudio^JOJ^*.'^? pt the increased number and \u25a0 » n^|C «*rLOUETTA Df.I.O>E. eager to attend them. The Courtlandt /'aimer Arthur Whiting. : . Concert Krvltut*. Is free and list compositions '":'•Seismit Doda FRANK HARPIST expressed itself well The following at will Itoyal -™F H.MATHER. fnanagem«-nt has as Member Academy, Itome. Italy.* be played: Studio. 434 sth Aye., .tpth pleased with the spontaneous public re- CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK. near St. C3i t..«t,.T. < »-' Quartet In O major. Op. 18, No. 'i.. 1 — r,m.-..°S;.i.iM Ju BRUCHHAUSEN sponse to plans, the goal of which Is to Theatre, p. m., concert lt^ Qus.rK.-t In X major, Op. 51*, No. 1.. , SUNDAY New 3 of the Symphony Society; Carnegie r the orchestra on a permanent C sharp Op. 131. i Hall, 3 p. m., concert of the People's Symphony Society; 8:15 p. m., ALESSA^OPOof I'l\\<» SCUR! "sSS? establish Quartet In minor. . .Beethoven con- Teacher and VOICE CULTURE. :JOSEFftIIipDECKE.,.;VKV ;.. importance tx-i>tvt for violin, viola, violoncello, f cert by Francis Macmillan, violinist; Metropolitan Opera House, Graduatn and late Itoyal Conserv- : ' " Or.N.J.ElsenhßinißrJ.:r fj-^sia that wlli Increase Its 8:15 p. Professor W Sl double bass, clarinet, fagot and m., atory. Milan. Son« of N. V • S- t»any ) concert by Sousa and his band; College of the City of New York. 4 Instructor of th*> 11001 OFR fcld.* horn. Op. 'M m., Baldwin; .\le«»nns," by Daniel Gregory Mason. ?- Wmhlpurctl 8ol° Violinist ATeacher. / Heart BEHCHMArtg^gg^SS Carnegie Friday Quartet In 1) minor Cherublnt — K.yon niUUIBWSKI rrof. Sevclk pupil, p*> repeated In Hall on In <• major. Op. Dvorak Carneyie Hall, p. m., song by 880118 Quartet 100 . TUESDAY 3 recital Mme. Sembrich. p. rlV «i .Masse. $4 monthly, RIVERSIDIFyS^MJ^i^ pi' •. :,<-,on and again In Brooklyn on Sun- Quartet in E ft.it major (first time)... Kt-Ktr — StudioHi ?m401 11*""" BLANDw^iJjgjsaa (I(first Hall, p. m., song recital by "all. Wed. & Sat. After- JOHN Quartet in C Op time), WEDNESDAY Mendelssohn 3 Mrs. Irene Arm- noonß. Other''•I11*"""Iday at E. fisth Su jftay afternoon, when the orchestra will minor. strong Funk; p. m., of by Carolyn and r.-slrtt-n. IHS WO3D ->\u25a0-.-;•.- Hriedrlch A. Stock 8:15 recital sonatas Beebe Edouard \u25a0 Sunday concerts, (first m., wigSffjgSs filrt-n a series of five the Quartet in F major. Op. 7 time). Detluer; College of the City of New York, 4 p. free organ recital by ",\u25a0 Vi&£ BECKER. GUSTAV L that Brooklyn has ever been ottered- tire'-i TanPlew Samuel A. I".. LAWSON ...RiESBERG .!-.r.-.:-..--.-_--..:,.v,-..-. IRrst Bulto Ba«<-j"<\ for flu»», two violins, viola and Baldwin. -.-^r pfor the latter there is likewise a large violoncello 'firtst time) diaries Flordcs THURSDAY -Mendelssohn Hall, 3 p. m., pong recital by Francis Rogers; Car- ton Blazejewicz major, harp- 74. 1 rAy.n CONSERVATORY «MT ' pubscription. Pdnatii in D for violoncello and negie Hall, 8:15 m., concert by Symphony Orchestra; JHTEnMTIONILL*»ln«ton \u0084.,r Catalogue LIFF" '' " ' p. the Boston Acad- m£" '""ORCHESTRA"\u25a0 ' sichord Dach Music, m., by HA %^ liT \u25a0 IMb StL .•,.;, The opening concert of the New York X flat, pianoforte and strings. emy of Brooklyn, 4 p. lecture Louis C. Elson on the Friday CompoHer. iManlst. Teacher. a. Minuet In for ri^ KfIRII** A FORD ' ' Monday afternoon is Op 44 ; Rrhumann programme of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. \u0084\u0084~ Qjlj^tt Matn t Qrans;*. N.J. WAR teries scheduled for in A major (manuscript; — ™£ DENISON 'C*nUt. Teacher. Kovember 13.. Pianoforte quartet FRIDAY New Theatre, 3:30 p. m., concert by the Symphony Society; Car- M..H.1.11,,,,, •P;i 7rn si»i.«) vioMNiat ***.*!£ first time* .... . Rubin Goldinark F..,t rl N T negie Hall, 2:30 p. m., recital of pianoforte music by Josef Hofmann; Men- ILLtn M UTt* E. STOFFREGEH delssohn Hall, 8:15 p. m., pianoforte recital by Adolph Borchard; Academy WM. tkm.iht. PAK^.N THE BARRERE ENSEMBLE "NAUGHTYMARIETTA." Symphony n^cltnl^EBANN PRICE 1 of Mubic, Biooklyn, 8:15 p. m., concert of the Boston Orchestra. CMIIOC llO • gongrt., In.trjg*f^^4MJtJ iO«orge P.tfrt'.c announces the i*rsonnei "Naughty Marietta," opera by — Symphony M 1 **T»lehtr;«f Pianoforte. < — m., of the Boston \K>r.i.ic. the comic SATURDAY Carnegie Hal!, 3 p. concert Orches- S'M.'re»lH.nn£llN:too 7,,t Pt. Tel. «357 Col. «\pon«n«- .^ »f the Ban Are Ensemble, which la to give Young tra; Academy Music, Brooklyn, p. m.. Young People's concert by the BEHRFN yr PAUL Lee. TR4CY Victor Herbert and Kida Johnson of 3 JOv \u25a0 ifl'inoInaVitlon, 1202 Carnosle SAyAci' fchr** concerts at the Belasco Theatre on in which Oscar Ilarnmersteln Is featuring Symphony Society's Orchestra. !JO! PrOChaTka : Floo4&£ afternoons, December I, January Mile. Emma TreniLni. hid loiraw fraud 11 **** uj. CLARENCE EDDY v •'»<*-"<"** LGROSSROPF isiJBJSiS i j. Hirrisoa Irvtos x**^.