New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

ing April ls The music will be sung oy 'hN.u
choir under the direction OF GerTt sm''h' o'e"''9
and chormaster Of the church anu ""'
~, r,ud Arrance,nents are being perfected TOT
s,n,la, services (, Boston. Chicago ana fh''u-
delnhia In posfon ~" first service VIII pe ".''
IN the shawmu' CONGREGATIONAL Church durihs Wv
current month under the direction OF he''' "
Durham organist and ohormnster oil INC c""'S'
Tho choir of the church consisting OF thiry-hN"
mixed voices will sing "Magniiicat ana Nu ,
D,n,ttis' bv Tlnney selections from "o"nou
"Mors ct Vita" and tie Deum IN u W D"'
ham The second Boston service VIII oe "e"
the Central Church. with quartet chor, III Np'i,.
and the third the Church OF the Au''"', "
some other Episcopal church. with boy cho'i' NV,
committee I'm charge Of these services CONSISTS "
c y whitney Henry NJ Durham and George ~
Rurdett The first service in Chicago VIII be sNen
in April under the direction OF Harrison VI " -
In Philadelphia "a committee consisting oi .. W
strang Mnton Pyne and Russell KING MlIie' -
arranging for service to he he'u AZ "'' 49,,
Episcopal Church, Minton Pyne orsanls' ana
cho,rma ster on the first Thursday after Easter
Anton Van Rooy announces second song
cItal to be given at Mendelssohn Han on iuesuay,
March T. at 3 p m. on which occasion "o o m'''
again be assisted by Hermann Hans Wetzler' Inc
programme Is follows:
''Das Muhrad" ..............'.''.' ~ tiavdn
Hni%ors auf I5ass elnes MAdcnen' hS oya%
:.
Prelude in E-n'' FOR organ Jp we,zcr .'''''''''''''
'Ruhe Tebchen i'm Schatteh Brahms
'cdeinsamkeit Schuier,
''sei mir gegrtsst .'....'.'''''' Wagner
"Iraume Wagner
The Knelsel Quartet. OF Boston, Will give is next
evening concert at Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday
OF this week at S:l5 o'clock Arthur foo'e' Oh Dos
ton will assist the quartet In new piano qu'i'T
~ his own and Messrs Max Zach. viola, ana ).
Keller violoncelo will join the quartet In the
Brahms sextet. The programme Is: Tschaiko"-
sky's quartet in E-nat minor. op. ." (writ'eh !"
memory Of Ferdinand Laub): Foote's quintet TOT
piano two v.ons. viola and vioIoncelo II
minor. op 49, and Brahms's sextet for two vioiihs'
two vlolas and two violonceos in q major. op. 49,
Lieutenant Dan Godfrey and his British GUARDS
Band who sailed from Liverpool on the Lucah'a'
are 10 arrive IN Washington on Monday. Inc!
begin their tour in the United States by appearing
before President Mckinley at the White House OH
Monday afternoon. i-hey proceed TO the South lot
a fortnight opening In several instances new ies-
tivaI halls or opera houses. and then on the even
ing OF March 25 make their New-hork appearance
under the auspices of the 18th Regiment Ihe pro-
eranme will Illustrate the Anglo American ALI
ance for side by side on the stage Will be the
English band in scarlet and the 18th Regiment Band
in gray and variety will be added by the 0th
ROYAL Scots Pipe Band. Of Montreal. In klits ana
tartans THE Army Alliance" a military NUMBER
adapted by Lieutenant Godfrey from Julheh
British Army Quadriles." will Introduce the cal's
and music of the camp and battle. with inc VA
tional airs of America introduced along Win the
British Army tunes.
alhor, MiIdenberg director Of music at the Clas-
steal School for Girls No. 20Si Fifth-ave Man
haitian presented Mime. YvCnne de Trevie ana
Professor Patton In lecture on voice culture on
Thursday March 2 before the department OF mu-
sic AT the school Mr. Mildenberg assisted az
tho nianoforte This lecture will be followed week
later by one by Mr.. Mldenberg on chamber music
illustrated by the Kaltenborn String quartet
blanche Marchesi will give n farewell song re
cital in Carnegie Music Hall on the afternoon OF
March IT, when her programme VIII be most IN
teresting one. containing number OF mover 'V''
positions She will also give for the hrst time III
Nev.-York a scene from Gucks "lphgena IN
TaurIs" for mezzo-soprano barytone and women 5
choir Nine Marchesi Is singing In the west AT
, tho rresent time where her success Is such that
/ she has arranged for return visit In April "heh
! she will also sing with the Theodore Thomas Ut
| chestra.
Poeenthal passed through New-York last Wednes-
dav on his way to the West where he Will play
in series of concerts during the next TWO weeks.
! after which he plays in Canada IN the week Vi
! March 90 Rosenthars last appearances III .\e"
| York will be I'm two Sunday night concerts, Aprh
/ . and Q at the Metropolitan Opera House
The second and last concert for this season OF
the Musical Art Society will be given in Carnegie
! Han Thursday evening. March IT,
Nine Madeleine Schiller the pianist. having re-
covered from a severe Illness Will give two piano
! forte rrcitals after Easter.
usvan.s "Creation." the lc,th anniversary OF
LIederkranz IS about 10 celebrate in Carnegie nan
| an March 10 f. the first OF his TWO oratorios and
| s the first Of the two great works which this IN
defatigable composer. in his old age. gave 10 Inc
! world No expense VIII be spared III "'Hr' 10 NAM
| this an eventful public performance Nine 'ieH
| ont,ne De We're Evan Williams and John Dempse!
! have already been engaged 10 sing the principa
parts An augmented chorus and fine orchestra
viii be a special feature. Or Paul klensel VIII 10
the conductor
Richard Burmeister will give pianoforte recita
In the Scottish Rite Hall this afternoon. at whcf
he will have the help Of Mrs Morris Black So
prano; Emil Gramm violin. and Leo Taussis
yolonccno Mrs Black will sing three Of Mr.
Burmester's songs.
Minor Notes-Rolf de Brandt Rantzau. piano
f,rte assisted by Estelle Darling, Will give re
cital at Carnegie Lyceum tomorrow evening.
Mr. Victor Thrane has assumed the management q"
Sauer's American tour. which was formerly In tn
hands OF Mr.. n. +. Johnston. THE PAU IAste
mann S4xtet has left New York for "A seven weeks
tour in the West opening ut Cincinnati ana return
ing 10 this city IN the end Of April.....OliV'
Fremstad, an American singer and pupil OF Mime
lehman who has been singing for some years
con,raho at Cologne. viii next year be memoe
OF the ROYAL opera at Munich. William ;. Ches
Ter will give a series Of organ recitals at st
! Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square. on N"dnes
dav afternoons at $3.50 o'clock. .... Miss Harrett
| Cady pianist assisted by Miss Mae Greasy mezzo
soprano Will give two subscription reciiaIs az ~"
East Sixtieth-st. March and 10.