New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

kowsky and Borodine.
plans for the nineteeth convention o. ''e 49,
Teachers National Association. whicn l. u &c -
IN me Grand Central Palace New-1ork' the ids'
,a.k Il, June are maturing rapidly ana IL Is eEi-
dan, that the management Intend 10 p'oN.ue ''
,,,.,,.io,,,ns reople of the Greater New ork d
1s.k,s ropsoal festival which will surpass any
thing heard in New York in many years III au
dition 70 the proceedings Of the conVentoi piOP'
which will be largely musical. there VIII 'e No.
.,e.,al features among which the most imposing
viii he an "Oratorio Night" when a pioKea cio,
-. s,,.o- hundred voices will sing The Messiah
under ne leadership Of Frank Damrosch- 'i~'S
Of sNo have been offered covering seven I'll
subjects The successful composition VIZ Ue no"
IN 2 concert where the competitors Will app q. 90
ne performers or directors The women O. NV"
~ rp control one session. which VIII De &c
voted entirely 10 compositions by women comp
one session VIII be devoted public schoo ''.uSiO
and popular classes in sight singing FRANK Ian"
rosch IS the chairman OF the committee Ha'i''s c'i
session in charge Professor Cow OF NaSS@
lee Il chairman o., the committee wh'ch W. -
,-ol the session devoted 10 music In me colies az"
university and Charles Il Morse. organist OF IN
o,,,h c.nurch is chairman OF the committee III
o,a-rs a. the session devoted 10 methods ana re-
suits IN public schools The idea OF having d H'us-0
exhibit IN connection with the convention ID Z" III"
one IN this country and has met with the appioNA
Of all the leading manufacturers Aheic w. -
magnificent display Of all kinds Of musca! ihs'fu-
.-,s taking Ia also tho allied industries. Adniis-
40, 20 tho exhibit will be free 20 all attendarts II
,le convention proper. The officers OF the -us'c
rcachers' National Association are: President. Her
~, wilber Greene New-York City; secretary II.
perkins Chicago, Ill; treasurer, F. A Parker
Madison WIS Executive Committee: X running
-, xvoodroon BROOKLYN. chairman; Frank Herbert
ruhhs Louis Arthur Russell. programme CON-
80. mr. Henry G. Hanchett chairman: Dr.
Ce,rit Smith Dr. John c. Grisss
A, ~. ,b,-a concer, OF the Dannreuther Quartet,
20 be given In Chamber Music Hall on Inursday
evening OF this week, the CLUB VIII DC assisted oy
Howard Brockway planoforte: Ernest Wagner
o. s,A F.l,x Ieifels double bass and the pro-
srarme will consist Of Bachs Suite IN y minor
theme and variations from Bszznfs Quartet In Il
Eat o. s. and saint-saenss Quartet Tor pianoforte
and strings In fat OF. a.
Ms, Florence Terrell will give psnofortc re-
ci,al IN IN. Carnegie I.yceum on next Thursday
afternoon Miss Gertrude May Stein will sing and
Miss Terrell will play the following list OF pieces;
cas~t,sns ''-''''''''--.' ........... n
Raspsodie BRAHMS
L.Lsde ~
Sonata oIdi.stI
Esss Rqo.n 1.s:4
The third OF the recitals OF pianoforte music given
under the auspices OF the Brooklyn Institute OF
Arts and Sciences will take place In the Academy
Of Music IN Brooklyn. on Thursday evening. Nine
Teresa Carreho will DC the pianist and her pro-
gramme (which will be expounded by Henry T.
Finck on Wednesday afternoon in the Art Rooms.
with the help OF Miss Lotta Mills will be as fol-
lows:
seast. csa.1D minor nc b..tSo1en