New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

| the gallery of the National Arts Club. No 81 West
Tbirtv-fourth-st. on the Sunday afternoons of De-
| cember II. January and 81, February ana 10
| and March L. Assisting artists NJ these concerts
| will be Miss Marguerite Hall. Mrs DAVID Names
| Emilio de Gogorza Howard Brockway' waiter
| Damrosch and others.
| -rov-nsend II Fellows announces series or fve
| morning musicals to be given in Carnegie Hall on
| successive Wednesdays beginning this week Inc
| nrIncpal performer will be Leo Schulz Tor whofh
| Mr. Fellows unwisely invokes invdious criticism
| by describing him Americas greatest cellist'
| Others who will assist Mr.. Schulz are Katherine
| Ruth Heymann Maria Victoria Torrihon, Mabel
| Pbippa Carl stasny and Alexander Rihm' pianlsts'
| Richard Arnold. Eugene Boegner. Sam Franko,
Henry Schradleck and David Names vioIinlsts ana
| Louise St John Westervelt. soprano; Francis
| Rogers. barytone and Townsend II. Fellows tenor
The first concert Of the Mannergesangverein
Arion will take place the societys hall this even
ing under the direction Of julius Lorenz MISS
Clara Butt will sing Gluck's "Divinites der styN
ord a oroup OF German songs. Arthur van Eweyk
will sing a ballad by Loewe and songs by hans
Hartmann Hugo Kaun and A. Bungert; David
Names will play Bruchs concerto In q minor LOT
the violin There will be orchestral numbers ana
male choruses with and without accompaniment
The programme at the first concert of the Damn
reuther Quartet AT SNeTIN = neat iNNS""'
will include three quartets by Boccherni. Dvorak
and Faure Miss Belle Newport Wi! sing and
Anne Lachaume will play the pianoforte.
The New-York String quartet will give three
chamber music rectals at Knabe Hall on Decem-
Der : January IS and February 10. quintet W
Davidoff will be on the first programme "iien
Constantin Won Sternberg will assist the quartet
Mark Hamburg will be at the piano for the sec
ond concert when numbers by Taniew and Anah-
niseff will be presented. The solosts tor the 'hu
concert will be announced later
Al the third concert by the Kaltenborn Orchestra
&, Corneeie Hall the solo performers will be Alex
order PetschnikoH Mark Hamburg and MISS
Ruby Cutter. Following is the programmed
Overture Nis"0" 80 orchestra ,,,.,
Hungarian FHn'Hi'S Mark Ham6oars
lie Rouet domphale'
nec,,atve and aria An, Fors Lui." from la v.ro
Traviata' '''''''Mis Miss Ruby cutter.
Prelude and bridal procession l'ohensr'h
Ballet music from lie CD
Concerto '''''Y Alexander Petschnlkon $1,000.
virgins Prayer ie
"Douee 'are's0 80 string orchestra. .-.,-..,...
slavic mSr'"' Orchestra
bou of the New-York College Of Music on Tuesday
evening Of this week Max Lieblng and hans
Kronold will have the help Of Henri Ern VoHH'
" zweig. viola; A. Gussweiler violin; X. Purlsch
clarinet and Miss Frances Cook, soprano Inc
r,us,c will be a violin sonata in D. by Naruihl'
Martins song Placer d'Amor"; Beethovens trio
m. 8 (serenadc). and quintet for strings ana
clarinet by Mozart.
Gounod's "Gallia." with Miss Estele Harris as
solo singer will be sung at the Church or the
Divine Paternity Central Park West and Seventy
siv+b-st this evening William II. Squire VIII also
cling Faure's Palms" The service will he the
third Of the series representing National church
composers. the French school Of music being pre-
scented The memorial organ will be played from
7:45 to p. m By J. Warren Andrews orsanst ana
choir master.
w. J. Henderson. musical editor Of The New
YORK Times" and author OF several valuable books
on the subject Of music. will deliver TWO lectures
on The classic and Romantic in Pianoforte
Music at the New-York College Of Music on the
afternoons Of November % and January 3. Inc
lectures will be illustrated by Miss Florence Terrh.
Following is the programme Of the hrst concert
Of chamber music by the Dannreuther Quartet, to
be given at sherry's Tuesday evening Of this
week:
Quartet %. -. No beeih2vea
Songs: Der Wanderer :Schuuert
Miss Belle Newport.
Andantno or hoPSo"