New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

So let the SLAYER cease to slay;-
The passion healed the wrath forgiven,
Draw nearer, bid the tumult cease.
Redeemer Saviour, Prince OF Peace
Amen.
Townsend II Fellows and Leo Schulz are to give
their nth and last chamber musical on Wednesday
morning next Carl Stasny, Of the New-Engiand
Conservatory will be at the piano. Mr.. Boeg9er the
violin and Mr. Schulz the cello. Mr.. Fellows VIII
sing and Bruno s. HUM will be the accompanlst
The programme IS follows; Cello sonata A
minor Op Ss Edward Grieg: songs. "Das Madchen
an das erste Standardization" Weber; Der Dop-
pelganger" Schubert; cello solos "Religoso Col
termann; Grade Songs" Fitzenhagen; Trio' U
minor Op. IS, Smetana
II is pleasant TO chronicle the success abroad of
another young American singer, Miss Estehe
Idebng who has just signed contract Tor three
years with the Royal Opera In Dresden. Miss
Lieblng is the daughter Of the well known New
York pianist Max Liebling. and is barely nineteen
wears old The success OF this very young woman
is the more remarkable inasmuch az she mas
studied only two years. with Frau Professor NICK
la.s-Kempner OF Berlin. and was until very re-
Gently entirely unknown outside or her teacher
class Her chance came some three weeks ago. AT
a fashionable Sunday morning charity concert In
Berlin. when she sang the difficult bell aria from
'Lakme" and Alabien-s Nightingale The
clarity and range Of Miss Liebng's voice and her
brilliant coloratura won her an instant success
Next day she was the talk OF musical BerIih anu
forty-eight hours later a message from Dresoeh
informed her that Director Schuch wouId De III
Berlin on the following morning to hear her sing
After she had sung Una POGO IA" for him
and was about to begin the ''Lakme' NUMBER Il
telegram WIS handed Director schuch from Count
Seebach the Intendant at Dresden, containing the
laconic message How Is sheT' Schuch at once
wrote the answer. Engage her immedlateV'
Miss Ilebling made her professional DEBUT IN Der
lin on December at the concert OF her teacher'
Frau Professor Nicklass-Kempner. Details nave
not yet reached here.
Nine. Emma Juch. soprano: Miss Lillian Little
hales violoncello and Herbert Witherspoon' parry
tone will give a concert in Association Hai-
Rrooklyn on Wednesday evening, at which Mr.
Witherspoon will sing among other Things TWO
charming settings by H. W. Parker OF ola ENG
lish poems: Love Is Sickness and once
Loved a Maiden Fair" Nine. Juch VIII sing
French and German songs, and Miss Littehaies
will play Mendelssohns Variations Concertahtes'
Oh H. with Mr.. Luckstone, besides four SOLOS
Programme OF a concert by the Manhersesahe
verein Aron In It's hall this evening:
ouverdre zu 'Phadra". Masse1e'
pra al,deutsche vokslieder In stiller Nacht.
"Du mein enzg' I1cht," 'schoner Aggen schone
Johannes BranmS
0'rSn'e" Hannerchor q cspeila-
zwei stucke fur voloncelo: r,,-,.
0"p''''o Herr Alvin Schroeder und orchs'ter
Ungar1sche Rhapsodie No
"e'' DeA'''' Mannerchor a eapeia- c..o.
Arie' "sappho ''''' EF,,asu.;n oltIka'
zwei stucke violoncelO: Adasio and Menseffo
con varaAiooi' Herr Schroeder.
'Tch glaub neoer schatz ..,.: Hermann sp'e'er
zwsI WEN H:4s: As4s., taF A,' Fran.
Ne'se0"'"e' Frsuiein oiltaka. , s..,
MsnneeSor. eTr August Gran'na und
M,ss Grace Preston and Mark Hamburg Will
take part in the concert OF the KaitenDorn UT
chestra this evening Miss Preston Will sing
Gluck's "Dvinites du Styx.' Mr. Hamburg VIII
play Iiszts f fiat concerto, and the orchestra Will
be heard In excerpt from Wagners lyric oramas'
Petschnikoffs next New-York appearance Will be
at Carnegie Hall December 20. Since he last
nlaved here the viollnlst has flled engagements
with the Pitsburg Cincinnati and Chicago sym
nhony orchestras and given recitals In Phiiaoei-
phia, St. Louis Detroit, St. Paul and Chicago
personal Notes-Five songs composed by Eihot'
schenck will be sung by Edward Bromoerg az
recital in Berkeley Lyceum tomorrow AFTERNOON
- Henry Holden Huss has arranged the lhcl'
dental music for the Hndoo play "Sakuntala'
which will be presented by Miss Virginia calhoun
az a monologue at Sherrys tomorrow AFTERNOON
The reading will be for the benefit OF the barnard
College scholarship maintained by the New-forf
City Chapter. Daughters of the American heVoiu
tion. ..... with the help Of Mrs. PRATT ana o'hei'
silas G. Pratt will give concert OF his own com
positions at his residence No. l16 west Eeh'y
sixth-st. tomorrow evening .. MT ferulhaii'
O Quicken has MADE an effective arrangement fo
church use (solos. chorus and organ OF the OH
hymn "Adeste ndes" There has long been
desire to find a substitute for the time worn ar
rangement by Vincent Noveo. Nine Mathiid'
Marchesi celebrated the fiftieth anniversary OF th'
beginning Of her artistic career in Paris on De
cember l2....Mr Henry Waller will play son'
pianoforte solos at the lectures on singing WhcI
William Shakespeare Will gvo under Mr.. Hersch
berg's direction In Mendelssohn Hall on Iahuar!
4, and l6
Mr. Arthur Writings series OF four Sunday after
noon chamber concerts that he has given for sew
eral years will be continued this winter, but unde
more private circumstances than heretofore. Tn
frs, concert this season will be given to-day. Mr
Whiting will have the assistance OF Franz Knese
violin. and A. Hackebarth. horn. The programm
will be follows:
Trio fiat op. 40 Cyiolin. horn and psnoforte)
/ Capriccio b minor. op Ie No. 2...'''.'''.''
Inermczzo, + major, op ll6 NO 4..'..'.'''''
Capriccio D minor. op lle, No. 7............'.
Romsnze, F major. op. 11s, No. 5..............
intermezlo c major, op. ii9 No 3...........
Sonata (Kreutzer) A major. op. ~ tvioin and
psnoforte) Beethoven
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