New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-27

Friday arnegie Han; p: m. public rehearsal OF
The Philharmonic Society.
'' PkiiRarmonics society; woldorfAstora, $50
p. m. song recital by Mrs. Katharine FISK
The following announcement by the Musical ATT
Society explains itself:
The Musical Art Society OF NewYork, in pursu.
of It's aim 10 foster taste for whni IS pureot
only To give adequate performance CT the master
pieces of this character already e.tant out "'so
ond Mrs I'ouis Butler McCaeg. ana which it Is
uronoscd to make annual one. OF szJo' lo'
the best composition for mixed voices. unaccon,-
panied The first competition is offered on the io'-
Firsi-4ny one may compete who has been for
the last i've years or longer n resident OF INC
Second~Thc work shall be set to sacred words
Latin English, for chorus OF Apou' "''S
Third-The time Of performance should not ex-
Fourth-Thc compositions offered Will be SUB;
mittcd TO the three following judges and shoIl wa
RG adqTGs'f ~ Hvd @e So 20 west thrds
New York. Judges George ": ChadWlck. ,ssr.
Hamerick and the conductor OF the Mus'ca' A''
Fifth-Thc Of he composer r. not 5 70 1p7
motto 4 sealed envelope containing the con-
poscr's name and address and bearing on Ihe our
side tho motto and return addtess, niuSe
accompany the manuscript only the cnvG i,Pp
hearing the motto OF the successiui compoS''i'"
competition receiving the PRIZE dn9H WILL S be
uniformed by the Musical Art society uuI'"s ''''
season in which the award IL made. , ,.. -,
scventh-he composer is to retain all Tsh's ib9 at
TIE Musical Art Society reserves 10 itself the right
"a EighthNThe strictest anonymity will be observed
lie yl,rre.-- nj composer will be made nuolc. ..
%inth-The Jury reserves 70 ltseit thc rlsnt 20
reject all compositions offered y none come up 10
the standard set by the aims OF VIC soueF' 10 :,
Touth-hn competing compositions lnuSt 20 80
the hands Of the president before September J.
Ia hald q
disposal OF the composer after the AWARD mas "e''
made -,.o wit, tho same
rot IS P50P0s as 10 pesdence FOR work set TO
secular words English or German IN ~ y nst,on ru
10 offer II without any restrictions rs u '''''"
atty or language in 1900
Tho concluding public rehearsal and concert oS
the philharmonic Society will take place IN Nare-
gle Hall next Friday afternoon and SATURDAY even
ing and will terminate tho most successful season
over cnfoved by the society The feature or the
concert will he Beethovcn's ninth symphony IN IN
which The solo p9rT VII ,ve be william VIII II Rceer
and Hcnrlch Meyn. and the choral by , cn9Tp
msmFGTs Of tie b RqS 2ciG i by HSTS
6an s Inmate scene "Gleopatra's Death" com
nosod nv Henry Holden lIuss and sung ny Mn
be Vere-sapio. and the overture to "Euryah'h''
Mrs Katharine Fisk. contralto VIII give song
recital in the Waldorf Astoria next Saturday after
noon NJ which she will sing German songs b.
Beethoven Brahms and Schubert. SccchIs Lung
dal carobero" In Italian. French songe ny nam,
made and Hahn ana the "lnnQyyau,2h sos ~,
mr. I5o" ,rne Chadwick Mcdowell Neyln. IIawey
and hastings and Scotch and Irish folksongs
The Second District Of tho Peoples Choral Union
Will give its sixth concert at Cooper Union on
Wednesday evening. Those who will help are Mary
Louise Clary. contralio; Martha G. Miner, SO,
PTamo; =" .I6T the Gaiedonian chorus and the
Turn Hall Peoples Singing Class.
Alexander Snou VIII aid the Kneisel Quartet at
i,s third chamber music matinee IN Mendessohn
nan on Tuesday afternoon. when the programme
will consist Of Dvorak's quartet in F, op. % tho
variations from Bcethovons Quartet IN a, op, 10:
Of Nichoias Rubinstein.
Miss Joseph!n. Hartman, local pianist who
recently returned from foreign study. will give
concert IN Mendeissohn Hall on Tuesday evening
Of this week at which she Will have the assistance
% Mrs Katharine Fisk. coniralto Max karger'
MIDI he direction Of Herman Hans Wotz-
ler Miss Hartman will play Beethoyens concerto
sinr Gi i ''Dvinitts du styx" ana songs by
Socchi and Or. Arne. MI karger Will play TWO
minor and solos by Tschaikowsky and Auer. The
orchestral numbers VII be me overture Pec,a
Brandenburg cOncertos.
n, nev+ Sunday evening the choirs OF the Church
n, Ct Mary the virgin will give their twenty-thrd
recitation OF passion music. The two choirs num-
herring sixty voices Will Le assisted by an orches-
ira under the direction OF 7. NJ. Prentice. Follow
ing IS the programme:
Tre0''' N''''0 Violin solo ard orchestra.
Hymn 200 .A a'IsfsI
For rall'ry and chanccl choir'. ,,.
near Mof.t ~ soprano SOLO chorus ma orchestra
Prayer 70. orchestra Neoi.
linn The way Is Long Drenry'' sullivan
Tosiiuie Marohe Funehre. Chopin
Tho solo singers will 10 Miss Hubheu. soprano:
Miss Schmidt. alto; Mr.. Nlrkcrson. tenor, and Mr.
Vickery, bass. No tickets are required
on next Thursday afternoon. In Mcndessohn
Hall " FfranFc Davies Will give n recital which
viii consist in about equal parts Of songs and what
he calls "can;illations" meaning by this term n
species Of rhythmical defamation 20 panoforte
accompaniment; lie has given the rectals in
London whore they excited great deal OF IN !
tcrest The music-melo dramat!c music It might |
bc callod-for the poems which Mr.. Davies will
rccI'c is by Stanley Hawley. Following is the pro-
gramme
Tls'- 32Iq -5e S2 %ia '' i%s.e. To day
% ,".Ihe Dew rIa1 The Lly. 49,. Ed German
Songs. @ r 81 ea ia E*'ay Norm MasDowe
coz ..Wi,6 tho Tide Stanley nawley
% Tine Royal Rel Ro.e"....... Clarence Iuen.
prince Iva1's song ........ Frances Aitsen I
Songs: ,ej Here's a Health Unto His aa-
fest, English
90 ''shal J. Wasting. Despair
IN. Tempar's Love Song CIranhoe Sullivan
CANTGfIATIONs.
"a Lorraine. Lorraine. Iorec' Kingsley
90, Riding Thro' the Bro m
THE Ballad - Hen davidson.
'"The Birth - the opal
90 In the Round Tower Ihandi"
THE story = the Faithful Soul Hroc'sD (F1rs,
America
IsdorN blackstone the plano. Paul Ambros.
William II. Sherwood will give n p,nnororte re !
cital in Association Hall. Brooklyn. next THURSDAY
evening under the auspices OF the Institute or |
Arts and Sciences. Following is the programme.
soir'~ III Nrnnr NO. :" .......... Schubert