New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

many faults OF execution. which the Choral Union
has not The coming concert, II Is TO be nopeu
IyIl again display an effectiveness OF spirit, re-
inforcsd by six months training but stu bearing
that vigorous freshness which implies that there
is delight and fervor In Tine Messiah
Tho concert OF Laura Sanford OF which men
ton has several times been made In this column
will take place in the Aston Gallery OF the wal
dorf-Astora Hotel on the afternoon or next Iues-
day. There will be an orchestra under the direc-
ton OF Sam Frankie. and Mr. Bspham viii sing
Miss Sanford, now In her eighteenth year, Is
native OF Albany and since her seventh year has
been a pupil OF Miss Amy Fay The programme
at her concert Will be follows;
Overture. "Ruy Bias Mendei''"hn
Concerto. \ minor op 5i.........;:.:.:... schumann
C,c. 81 Songs An die Cieiebte" Beethoven
David BlsphaH- -.
Dreams r,chs:ro
Plano solos: n,,,
&C., Phantasie Impromptu. ..-..........'.'...') ,,
CO. souvenirs d indausie .Got'schalk
Miss Laura Sanford
Gy Drink to Ne ony' ........'....'... OF, Ensliah
W. '0"'' David Blspham.
American Plantation Dances Maurice Arnold
Orchestra.
Mrs Madeline Friedhem. wife Of Arthur Fried
helm recently effected her debut az singer In
London. While here she was pupil OF Ferdinand
FIGHTER. Her concert took place in Seinway Hall.
and she sang the and air from Der Frel-
schultz and a group OF songs by Wagner Schu.
mann, Liszt, Brahms and Lassen. her husband
PLAYING the accomplishments THE Times speaks
Of her voice "a rather slight soprano. but OF
pleasant quality and flexible, and The Morning
Post" describes her as a vocalist of much ability,
who has sympathetic voice and sings with
feeling.
At the popular concert under Mr.. Seidls direction
in the Metropolitan Opera House this evening Nine.
Dyna Beumer will sing the Air de la belle Arsenc.
by Monsigny. and valse lie Songes." dedicated
to her by Dell Acqua. The other solo performers
will be Pol Plancon and Jean Gerardy
Three pieces Will be given at the fifth entertain
ment of the Society of Musical Arts In the Wal
dorf-Astora on Tuesday evening. namely. I'll Macs
tro di Capeia," a comic opera In one act. by Paer;
Th TF9 MrHGon and hew o
LOOMS, and The Dancing Hishwayman d musi-
cal comedy.
The testimonial concert which has been rendered
to T. A. Schnecker TO commemorate the completion
by him OF twenty-five years OF service In the West
Presbyterian Church. will take place in Men
dolssohn Hall Thursday evening OF this week.
These musicians will take part: Mrs. Shannah
Cummings Jones. Mrs. Carl Alves. William II.
Reger Ericsson F. Bushnell Miss Geraldine Nor
gan H. f.. Distelhurst Charles Herbert Clarke,
James Metcalfe Charles b. Hawley and Louis r.
DRESSER.
Remembering that the late Adolf Neuendorfr
always generous in the gift of his services for
charitable ends. OF the musicians OF the city
are arranging a concert to be given January %
I'm the Metropolitan Opera House 10 commemorate
him and aid his family.
The Yonkers Choral Society under the direction
| OF Frederick r. Burton, will give n concert on Jan
uary H. at which c. Villers Stantords capital Irish
/ choral ballad, "Phaudrg Crohoore." will be sung.
Programme Of a concert to be given in the Harlem
Opera House this evening by Sousas Band:
g 1a c'1n5 y ASS~e hs,iaa
Dyermenio 'he Feast Of the LANTERNS new Glover
soprano ''' i Sis. Maud Davies ''''
Ride 4 The Nalkyrior Wagner
s.cond iIungafian Rhapsody Li.5t
q, March. The Brde Elect new sousa
Violin solo, Rondo ,npTrsio,o oy. Saens
Sketch ''over Foolghts in NewYork" new Sousa
Alexander Gullmant will give an organ recital
in the New-York Avenue Methods, Episcopal
Church in New-York-ave. between Bergen and
Dean SITS. Brooklyn. Thursday evening OF this
week. Ills programme will be as follows:
Seo ASasSs antabc an symphony H Wdc1
"a, Choral I'm Bir ISL Freude' peters Ed.
no f f'n in -, E ST. Anns,............:;....
cantsbs in minor op. C. Loret
/ LIN
Tmnroyisation q given theme. .................
Is nat. NcsAr franck
| Tho New-York Chamber Music Club has taken
prominent place in the higher musical life OF New
| York A fine audience heard Its second concert at
| the Savoy Hotel last Monday evening which
! trios by Brahms and Schumann were played. The
| third concert Will take place on February 7.
The last in the series OF chamber concerts under
| the auspices OF the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
| Sciences will be given by the kaltenborn- Boyer
| Hane Quartet. assisted by Du,schke. horn: Rel
| necke clarinet; Bernhard. bassoon. and Kalhof
double bass. The music Will be Beethovens Septet
In Il nat op. 20, and Schuberts Octet In +. op l6J
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! PICTURE or THE GENERAL AND STAFF
A handsome souvenir OF the dinner given by
General Fitzgerald for the members OF his stan
and tho commanding officers OF the brigade is a
fashght photograph OF the general and his guests
| taken by Pach before the company separated
1t shows the host at the head OF the table between
Major Roe and Colonel Appleton. Others who arc
seated at the hower-decked table are Colonel
| Seward. Major Van Duzer. Lieutenant Colonel
| Kipp. Major Montant and Major Hartman. The
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