New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
MUSICAL NOTES.

The following announcement comes from the Lb'
eraI Arts Department OF the Worlds Columbian Ex-
poItion: Professor John Knowles Paine. OF liarvaN
University has completed the music Of his Columbian
March and Chorus, to be performed on the occasion
of the dedication OF the Exposition buildings, october
o. 1892. to write which he was especially commls-
stoned by the Exposition. Professor Paine has pro-
vlded these original words for the choral ending OF hs
compositions
"All hail and welcome, nations or the earth'
Coiumbia's greeting comes from every state
Proclaim to all mankind the worlds new birth
OF freedom, age on age shall cOnsecrate.
Let war and enmiy forever cease,
Let glorious art and commerce Danish wrong.
The universal brotherhood Of peace
Shall he Columbias high, inspiring song"
The ninth volume of Mr.. George IL. Wilson's
Musical Year Book Of the United States has been
published 1t contains record OF the musical dongs
In fory-two cities OF the United states and CANADA IN
the season Of 1922, aud mentions the more I'M
portant occurrences In twcntyfour Others There Is
complete index and also a table of new composluohs
by American composers The latter is as follows:
" Place OF first
cor,noser Title. performance.
Williams. NJ E. ovcrture in E fat Baltimore
Chadwick. G. WA Pastoral Prelude .boston
tToersheim, Otto. Prelude and Fuguc Boston,
LIE Koven R.......Dance and March OF
Gnomes ........-.....Boston
Mcdowell, E. A...Two symphonic Fiag-
mens fron''1'he Song
OF Roand". ....... Boston.
Beach, Mrs. II. II. A.Mass in L Hat ~ Boston,
Strong Tcmpleton. Symphony, ''Sntram"BrooSyn.
shelley, Ii. R..-..sympbonic Poem.
Francesca da RI
mini" ................ Chicago.
Andrews G.. w....,Plano Quintet. .....Clcveland.
baldwin, S. A.. .Cantata THE 1ri-
umph Of Loye.". Minneapolis
Fleischmann ...... Overture, Hero and
Lc4ndcr" ...........y New.York.
Chadwick, G. w....Hymn, phoenix Elk.
pIrans" ...,....-...Sprng teld, Mass.
severn, E. jr.....Testvai Overture Springnem' Mass
Norris Homer A.. .Cantata main" Springueld' Mass
Adams, q. A........Msss In c minor. Worcester
MacDowel +. suite for Orchestra,
Op. 42.......,...... Worcester.
Herbert Victor. .Cantdta, "rhc Cap
tive" ............"-.... worcester.
The following programme Of organ music will be
performed by Mr. Henry Carter at the Baptist Taber
nacle secondave. and Ten.hst., this afternoon:
Air and Variations OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Hesse
Miebretto scherlandO .......... Bee sa1,.;n
fnsanss ct Vanse 6urae Haydn
Aiago-fourth symphony heeSWM3ysn
Overture 70 OberOn. -WeNr
Miss Constance Howard (Mrs. J. A. Stow. who Is
now Bayreuth gave her illustrated lecture on por
lions Of Die Meistersnger' recently before the Wagner
branch OF the Wagner society," and also In ,tcinwsy
Hail. London. Both entertainments were highly COM
plimented.
Mr.. Frank Taft has composed symphonic march
for grand organ and orchestra and will introduce 1t at
the coming Music Festival In Worcester, Mass.
At Mr.. Damrosch's concert this evening at the Mad
lson square Garden Amphtheare, Mr. Carl Hid, the
siollnist, will play wleniawski's "Faust Fanase."
The following orchestral numbers complete the pro.
gramme MephstO Wall Lszt overture, Jubel,"
Weber The Dance n De,th.' saint saens; two span
ish dances MoskowsM eiegfried Idyl' Wagner
polonase for strings. Beethoven; Neapoltan scenes,
Massenet The Wheel Of Omphale,' SAINT saens; song
from The Trumpeter OF saki.ingen,' Nesser AR on
tho string. Bach; and salop Strauss, Monday night
will be popular programme night at the Garden. On
Tuesday Mr. Damrosch win offer Beethoven pro
gramme. Tuesday night /, usually devoted 10 the
performance Of an entire symphony, but this 0c
cason Mr. Damrosch proposes to pay special tribute
the genius of Beethoven The first and second parts
of the programme VIII De devoted - this great
poser. The Eroica' symphony will be the chief
work OF the cveping following the Egmont overture
and preceding the Turkish March from the Ruins of
Athens; Romance in q for violin solo OR. Jules
COnusl pOonaise for strings arranged from serenade
and tho famous septet Part three OF the programme
is made up OF selections from Tschaikowsh Mos
kowsl, Rublnsten aud strauss.