New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-NEWS NCIhS'
PROGRAMMES AND ANNOUNCE
MENTS - ROSENTHAL
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sn,cnih-s and Amsterdam ave.
p m. organ recital and concert 81, JAM
service
Monday-Thc Westpars. 80 p. m. musical by Miss
Grace Gregory ana N" BIahms Yuodrtih, Oar
mon: Academy Of Music Brooklyn, SD p. NJ
oratoTo. "Mnnasseh.
Miss Marguerite Hall: Association HAL. BROOK
I'm SIS D. m concert By the Swedish Glee CIup.
Thursday So p nj 1ioi TonSeT' ny
lecture nv John {. Griggs on Modern American
Song Writer'S
Friday waldorfAsto SIS p. M orchestral con-
saturday-T.fth Avenue BAPTIST CHURCH p nj m;
FREQ organ recital by Harry Rowe Shelley GA ,l
william Iai nn " Cari: Eoopcr Union p m lecture
by Thomas Surrette.
Moritz RosenthaI Is giving pianofortc recitals in
London which are attracting large audiences ana
creating much enthusiasm. Speaking OF his per
formance 81 Scnumann's Carnival. Tho Paii
Mall Gazette" said The pianist. thcn. having by
an exercise OF purc ina ginaion called mp the whoH
pictorial aspect Of Schumanns wonderful musical
translation proceeded to unroll that musical set
ting as If 1T were a glowing and splendid tapestry
Without any exaggeration Of statement. We say
that Rosentha did in fact I'll the musical scenario
with living and fantastic figures passing through
their PAGES OF humor. love. sentiment. fareweH ana
defiance just the magical artist had conceive"
them. II would be Impossible 10 lnldbllf ti'"b
moro artist,cally fantastic than this interpretations
You might say here or there that tn" player dlh
no; phrase this or that passage exactly according
20 YOUR plea sure bat IT impossible 70 deny that
he made this music live from beginning to end not
only as series Of separate little compositions. but
as a complete and marvellous work OF drafnat
ina gfnativcnoss He rccrcated the atmosphere; no
replaced the puppets. and he whirled you through
scene after scene Of delicious fantasy. while never
falling to preserve the same atmosphere thc Hh ~
sentiment. tho same Fragrance from start 70 m
rext in ordcr-a gallery Of fancfn little pictures
nut IN tho best POSSIBLE light. When the DaVius-
binder So, out on their march against me Inns
tinos II was - the music 81 massed bands. Never,
We should say has the s,mnan nr eS, manner
better adapted to strike the 70. with terror Ap.o-
POS OF ms saG There we're some srhc
examples OF Chopin. hut the greatest effect was OF
roatSs " ron,rapuntel study This was really
marvellous Performance tremendous IN enerTy n s
force which the excited audience Insisted should
bo repeated. Fortunately. the instrument s'oon
the immense strain"
A musical IL 10 be given IN the Wcstpark. NO al
West Fifty-sevcnth-st.. tomorrow afternoon by
Miss Grace Gregory and tho Brahms Quartet com
posed OF Miss Eleanor johnson. Miss Isabel Conant.
Miss Grace Gregory and Miss Babe;ta iius5 as,
sisted by Hermann Bcycr-TI&ne. and Miss Helen
Carpenter and Harvey LOOMS. Accompanies.
Under the auspices Of the Brooklyn Institute OK
Arts and Sciences there will he evening with
Swedish composers by tho Swedish oil"e Cluo Arvih
Akcrlind. conductor. assisted by Mrs. Agnes sta,
berg Hall. soprano, Henry SchraGieck. vioin ana
Frnes, Bystr0m. pianoforto. n; Association HAL.
Brooklyn. on next Wednesday evening
Lou. Koammcnich. n conductor Of unouest'cncd
merit Will give performance az the dramatic ora
torlo ''llanasseh" by Friedrich Hcgar. in tho
Academy OF Music brooklyn. tomorrow evening.
beginning p, sls o'clock There will be a chorus o.
one hundred and fifty voices and an orchestra or
degard HOFFMAN, W. Theodore Van YORK and Jo-
soph s. Baernstein
A dramatic cantata. composed by Frederick r.
Burton upon lines selected from Longfellow's
Song OF Hiawatha." will have ts frs, perform
ances in Music Hall. Yonkcrs. y. 7. on Thursday
and Friday evenings April rs and % The WORK
calls .or mixed chorus. four solo singers and or
ches;ra Tho Yonxers Choral Society undertakes
this production. assisted by an orchestra selected
from the performers who were accus' om"d 10 play
u.der the lat" Anton Sold and nc following 1910
singers. Leonard J.. Auty. tenor MISS MARY ~.
Mansfield soprano. Miss Mao Greasy, contralto.
and J Stanford Brown. bass NJ burton VII
conduct. Tho performances. beginning ~ slS
o'cock VIII concude IN ample tine FOR ate trains
to New-york by either the NGw,f oTk Central rn1
meets with elevated trains al ne-hundred-and-
W-hfth-s', railroad stations are within nv"
minutes walk OF the hall
What is called "Vesper" series Of organ con-
certs. though they are 20 be given at night. was
begun In Brooklyn by Harry Rowe Shelley last
wednesday The series "a under the auspices o;
will he continued as follows; May = Edward NJ
Bowman assisted by Mrs f. n ,BroTnieey May
liamlen Rutland; May %. r. Huntington woodinan1,
assisted by R3ya, ston .ro smith Juno J. FRANK
Haydn'r "Creation" will he sung At tho last
praise service for the season In the South Church.
Madison-avc. and Thirty eighth-s. this afternoon.
DeIavan Rowland announces an orchestral con-
cert at the Waldorf Astoria on next Friday even
ing with tho assistance Of Dora Valssca Becker.
violin; Marian Walker. soprano. and an orchestra
Of forty men
Miss Marguerite Hall announces n concert Mt
Mendelssohn Hall on next Wednesday, at $50
D. m. at which viii be given the song-cycle. I'm a
Persian Garden" by Liza lehman. Mrs. Sea-
bury Ford Miss Marguerite Hail. Mackenzie Cor
don and David Rispham will make MP tho quartet
Victor Harris VIII conduct. Songs and duets by
the @'y programmc and Miss carmichaei viii play tho
Accomplishments OF her compositions.
The characteristic features OF a concert to be
given at tho Waldorf Astoria. on Thursday even
rongs by American composers. who will accompany
their own compositions Mrs Minnie Methot will
sing three songs by each Of the following American
musicians: Mcssrs Reginald de koven, Bruno
oscar Klein. Ethslbcrt Ncvin. William r. Chap
man Homer y. Bartlett and Harvey Worth
incton Looms Others who will assist are Hubert
Arnold vlollnst: Louis Blumenberg. 'celllst. and
Emile Levy.
There will be concert and organ opening at
the Church OF the Ascension. One hundred and
.cventh-st and Amsterdam m ave. this evening. w
F. Mugan will play tho organ. which has $500
pipes IS stops. three manuals and pedal. and cost
$1,000
At the regular monthly musical service OF 81,
Janess Methodist Episcopal Church. MadIson-avs.
and One hundred and-twenty -sxth-st this even
ing tho choir under the direction OF Paul Ambrose
will sing portions OF IIaydn's Creation" Tho
soloisis singing Will be Miss Jessamine Hallenbcck
soprano; G.. W jenkins. tenor and r. -. Shop
herd. bass.