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FEBEUABY 12. 19QS. ': NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. Musical. Musical. Bruch. This serenade had Its' first performance ,th« In this country last evening InBoston. .and SIC evening Ml NOTK\ performance in this city on Thursday MME. ZILPHA BARNES WOOD VIRGIL PIANO SCHOOL may be of In- Private School of Music AND m tm)l or »m m.ir rTRFORnANCE. will be Its third In America. It Special Course in th- Vir»:i method and tor performance In the Pupils Concert. Oratort»«nd aeqvtr- terest to note that the first prepared for Church. Applicant" las * broad artistic repertoire. history of th!« concerto was by Joseph Do; Opt*. Opera Climi now belnc formed. MR. C. vn:r;:i. r.OHDOX "DieFledcrmaus" This Week— 1901; performance 'V* to Join the Opera Class can enter at any time. C«*r«v« riaal-r awl trmrbmr. in Berlin In It*second 'inmj - .MRS. VIi:(;il.. Hi'-.«or aa<l sanyo >'«""• D> »v sth A. M. Trurh— «# Ad* Symphony Concert. city by Joachim the fame »"£a 68 West 09 tb St. 'Phone 1403—i >\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0!« T»-ohnl- and latrrprctatioa. 19 not tetb m. ton Heps in Cologne a year later; by Miss Nicho In Berlin in 1903. with the Philharmonic Sunday— Rail, p. m., concert by Fritz herself > Hall 3 Metropolitan Orchestra, ond inL<on*on. wlth.the Queen OF Adelaide C. Okeli,' Kretsler and Josef Hofmnnn; orchestra, Wood the same y«ar. GRAND CONSERVATORY MUSIC Certificated I'upll of T»re?a Carr»f.o. p. concert at popular under Conductor C8\V. 831) ST.. XBW VOUB. PIAN/.-T A.ND TEACHER. f->nl for CWn'.tr. Opera House. *:.•<<> m.. a pupil Emll Molleuhauer. Contemplating musical career Tor »on or u l £,\T . Hall, p. concert of Mi*. Nichols is of a* £° with Studio: 67 WEST EIGHTY FOCItVH STRJuET. N. T. prices; Llederkranz 8 m.. six years of the Handel ana haps for aelf? No plan la -.. Bu e«»ful U-*lnnli.* for the conductor of our unyxcell»d courts. "Why." - the German Uodsrkruub Haydn Society, of Boston, a. violinist or AC* .^—.---.i\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 p. and instructors are Beat. Method* arc Mojt Art m.-s. 1-' voice »wt »h- Monday—Metropolitan Opera House, 8 m.. marked ability. Is an attractive HorreM U K*«olt. , . oilfin nnmr ae* Carnegie Miss Nichols com- Continued d (r p> opera in Italian. "L«e» Huguenots": young lady, whose pleasing personality, •The Conservatory" tells all about Henry Concentration of Tone. \eaye. Interesting for decrees will'm plea**pleai* OIIiUUIV DUIUL Hall, S:ls p. in., concert by Kofena bined her makes her an Offlc*. 68 West 83d .St. Candidates .letcre^ Clear Enanrlatton. Correct Breath Control. Lo»t and with talent. their application. **™ w'lb Carnegie *J:3O p. festival con- ••;; ale £*££$£$$; rre.lJent. Iniur.-l Volco* f:.«tore.l. Italian M^thorf. SocenstiU Tuesday— Hall. m». soloist. I:•\u25a0•' ;..\u25a0'\u25a0•-. E ZU Ht Society; Mendels- Thursday evening programme: Mai* Ref«r«-»ices. itudto«: » M^B.. cert of the Philharmonic The Than . Sal 127 ilcLwr.ough St.. ii"k!yo. Tue*.. Wm., FrL p. private concert of the Hall. BJ3U m.. Symphony In D minor ..~ C6nr• *£j££s and Evenlnß*. Mendelssohn Glee Club; Hotel Majestic. 3 tJtreiia.de for violin and orch«rtra wruco MISS CLAY'S m., by the time.) - p. concert of chamber music <Flr»t Btrmtna SilffGligG Ton* poem. "Don Trio Club; Carnegie Chamber Juan" °"""*"'nMAwnm*£ WEST m CONSERVATORY(<ii;vKߧ \u25a0• SIGHT Mendelssohn Overture "In Italy." Op. 49 OolOmark 500 WI.ST IM- HI JWUS!B.ill M*-STEHr.I» KPKI>IN'.I» SHORT TIME. Music Hall. B SO p. in., concert of chamber (tir«» time.) AIW. LAXOCAOES. - Uethodt officially adopt'd by CorservatorlM music by the Quatunr da Flonzaley for the Sol out. Mlfi Marl* Nlchola LITERATI; HEJUiAKTE>. of Francor ar.U Dfl«ium- benefit of the Day Home and School for programme: CAnXFCUE H.\M.. «W. nit EDOC.tnD W.ITZ. Crippled Children. The Saturday matinee Metropolitan Opera House, p. of Ba*s*d' " Wednesday— 8 m.. Overture. "Barter major (In \u25a0"\u25a0*££mov *- LEARNING AT HOME. E -_ Gioconda."; Carnegie nanofort* Concerto In ....... on« J?******ryA, MUSIC Banjo. Italian cpera, "I.a Hall. • D"Alt*«h-h t F. SIEBER Organ. Violin. Guitar. Corn«t or Jlaa- Op. KURTIi isohn meat). No. 12. riano. 2. ._. p. m., festival concert of the Philhar- I dolln Our booklet t-ll» how to Warn to pUr aay la-- 8:15 a-lr»ttlme.> •••••••••• vemt^mwlw r.,S>34 St.. Brooklyn.Brooaly*- In your home. It U free will tnitr«n Society; Metropolitan Opera House, th« v ... 843 Curoeglr Hall. V.. Plata at rumen t Hja<l monic "Invitation to ....... * Studios:fltndlon B>3Cnrne\?eUall. >\u25a0X. y»ur !. 3 SCHOOL Or m., •"Siegfried"; Wal- (Orchestrated by Hector &* >__ you S»n«l nam« to lIU2IC. S:3O p. German opera, '<*"«\u25a0 Th» Suite H IIUnion Square. New York. N. T. dorf-Astoria, p. private of Symphonic Suite. •'Scbehtra^deNight"). Op. " S:3O m.. concert Thouwind Nights and a §{££jj j j the Rubinstein Club; Church of the Ascen- c£&lßric£&lBri&lBri<M< Eugen d'Albert. ; |»;15 p. in., organ recital by Charles Soloist. A.BUZZI-PEGGIA pnr»_ sion. rtnllan rlH««l. voice**cnltnre"*"***•ami the art of WILSON Hcinroth. enunciation. Circular TH. "ratorm, opera. "*»*• "ALLISOWChurch, concert —Metropolitan House, p. m., by committee of the «113 Lexington aye. Tel. 3354 R BA.HS-B.\UITONE. Puplta Thursday Opera 8 It has been decided the Te£ W^.!?*^ Voice culture STCIHO ?6 E.Slrt *«. K»t -**»••» opera. Fledermaus"; Carnegie special spring ' German "Die Plttsburg Orchestra to make a C. DE MACCHI. Vocal Instructor•for Hall, S:ir» p. m., concert by the Boston Sym- more, beginning April24. AILLE. UK *">£ phony tour of five weeks or DICA.eAcairement).TERNINA.VAN I. M,ETROrOLI Orchestra. rled-» DYCK. SCOTT oa.y. — The tour will Include many important festival TAN CELEBRITIES. M*U appointments »•« «\u25a0">\u25a0 ALBERT M3LOENBHHQ. Friday Metropolitan Opera House, p. ;;i.. Ger- - S Hall. PIANIST AND PIANO INSTRICTION. man opera, 'Tjohengrin"; Carnegie Hall. engagements which demand a complete orches- necle will, STVDIO BSa—s»th St. Entrance. MKMaiUiHAIX. S:l."» p. m., concert of the People's Symphony tra with important soloists. Mr. Paur of Society: Baptist Temple, Brooklyn, B:15 course, every and Mr. yon WILLIAMS, in.," Symphony conduct performance, JANET BULLOCK p. concert of the Boston Or- occupy his usual position as concert chestra. units will en- EMILIO AGRAMOHTE master. The committee of the orchestra has WED. & SAT. OPERA. ORATORIO AND REFEP.TOIRE. Satur-Jny— Metropolitan Opera House, 2 p. m.. Gadaki as soloist for the CARNEGIE HALL. 302. 480 Firth ATenae. gaged Mme. Johanna _^ opera In Italian, "L.cs Huguenots"; 8 p. m., tour, same time has secured Isolde"; entire and at the fETtt German opera, "Tristan and C.ir- the promise of Mr. Paur to alternate as soloist CLAUDE MAIILAND GRif negie p. m., concert by the Bos- Gadskl, providing a of rrtTaverill, Hall. 2:30 (piano) with Mme. choice d :on Symphony Orchestra. either vocalist or pianist as may seem to be Barytone, Concert. Opeia- *» Oratorla.=-- public. city will be Vocal ln*truct!on. Studio, W. -\u25a0*'•* Te.tjhote most desired by the This 1087 C«lun>bu«. Near York City. The rrepence of Pelts Welngartner, the d!s- included in the itinerary of the tour. E R MMtone building. correctHE breathing. A flee trial free. tubs conductor, ZOG.^vfCarne-glf ttnguished German is for a sec- day Friday afternoons. 503 Hall. in Vienna, and. STANCE, to of con- Comic opera as it Is understood ROSE brnl t!n:e the occasion extra Vocal Italian »cbool. opera, repertoire, era- ! opera In lighter vein, will be promi- teacher. mudenta. certs by the Philharmonic Society. Last comic the AKERS, turio. Sp«<-ia.t term* to ambit;-. - s»«nd fir *'.a nent during the at Opera House. The SALLY FROTHINGHAM circular. Mondays. Thursdays. .--.'\u25a0 17. At*. _year the orchestra gave, for the first time week the SOPRANO. «...-,. Pleder- -SEVENTH STREET. in its history, an extra, concert, at which work In question Is of course. "Die 201 WEST noMMScm v-v't;:. nwus" of Johann Strauss, which will be pro- May vojcE Htrr Wcingrartr.cr conducted, and he will (Fraia to Oratorio*. Thursday evening Every artist KOSE STANGE, Ballad il be honored by two more festival concerts, to duce! on next. An! System gterophonettc for Reading '^e-. to the Vocal teacher. Italian school opera, repertoire, Stud.oa. 750 7tn Av»-. -New-lark. take place on n^xt Tuesday afternoon and In the company, from the most famous Special terms trt ambitious stmVnts Send for see:circular. The tcnsacre performance. Monday*. Thursday*. Studio. 'ill Fifth-aye. Wednesday evening at Carnegie pro- moKt modest, will take part In the HalL The will (AT LEFT) HOFMANN. M. DEVITALIS. gramme at each concert will consist of Berlioz's Among other notable events of the week FRITZ KREISLER THE AND JOSEF A. "Harold in Italy" symphony and Beethoven's be the first appearance of Mme. Alno Ackte as They will give a concert in Carnegie Hall this afternoon. (Copyright. 190&. by J. Q. GessforO.) Mme.Culture, AnnaMethod. Werner.61 W. 104TH-3T. Ninth These works are selected not only be- Brcnn&llde. and the Interpretation in German Voice Marches! the tlmo of Lohengrin by Mr. Saleza. <aufft they represent the •m .-! symphonic com- for first She formance been by Musorgskl's ar- MME-HELENYOMDOEHHOFF, see repetition of in Paris and Georg Kensehel In London. had made SAMUEL P.
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