The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1915, Page 7

OPERA IN SPANSH TO HAVE PREMERE AT METROPOLITAN “Goyesca,” by Enrique Grana dos, Will ie Produced Here First Time on Any Stage Opera Howse witli ley of natitution ‘The season Will be wader the @ipention of Mr Gall-Casanee @andard repertory, presented im French, Hngiish, italian and German, Will be increased by interesuag aov- eltben For the fret Um on a New York mage & Spavisd grand opera wilh be mung io the Spanish language “Goyesca,” the libretto by Fernando Periquet, the music by Borique Gra nados, & compower of genuine origi- paiity and great gifts. He will be present at the rehearsals and the premicre of this work at the Metro » politan, te fret performance om any Responding to the interest main- fasted in Russian opera, the manage- qpent will produce Borodine's "Prince Igor,” & masterpiece of the Slavic wobool ‘The plans for the season include additional poveiiies and revivals, esnong othére Bizot's “Les Pecheurs de Perles.” ‘The management has concluded ar- rangements for bringing to America Mr. Berge Diaghileff's Ballets Russes Company, which in the last four weeks of the season, will present @ varied programme, ‘The Metropolitan has obtained the exclusive American rights for “La Chute de la Maison Usher,” “Le Diable dans le Beffroi” and “La Le- gende do Tristan,” all by Claude Debussy. } The programme for the season will folowing standard repertoire: Beethoven's “Fidelio,” Bizet’s “Car- meu,” Donizetti's “Don Pasquale” and “Lucia di Lammermoor,” Giordano's “Mme. Sans-Gene,” Gounod’s “Faust,” Gtuck’s “Orfeo ed Buridice” and “Ar- mide," Humpordinck’s “Haensel und Gretel,” Leoncavallo's “Pagliaccl," F. Laont's “L’Oracolo,” Mascagn! - alleria Rusticana” and “Iris,” Meyer- beer’s “The Huguenots,” Massenet's “Manon,” Montemerzi's “L’'Amore det ‘Tre Re,” Moussorgsky’ noff," Mozart's "Die Offenbach’s “Les Contes ¢ Ponchielli’s “La Glocond “Manon Girl of “LL Barbiere di “Der Rosenkav: {daemmerur Jand Wolt-Ferrar\'s ganna.” ) There will be the regular subscrip- tion performan: y, Wed- nesday, Thu ings and Saturday afternoons. A mubscription will be opened again for a few popular price performances on Saturday nights. Among the special performan’ will be an afternoon cycle of ner's “Der Ring des Nibelungen ind some performances of “Parsifa soprano; Giuseppe testa and Hen: Scott, bass. There will be a new premier danseur, Giu- seppe Bontigiio. Miss Rosina Gall! remains the premiere danseuse, ‘The conductors will include Giorgio A Polacco, who has beon retained, and two who are new to the company, Arthur Bodansky and Gaetano Bavag- nol. 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