New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23

Paqe song osu for orr mems voices and solo
Solos for pisnofore:
Ciavierstuek. in + fiat minor. sobrbert
by horns s.% and hTR Warren
g" Madrieai for FIVE voiees
Solos for panoforie:
Spinning Song ........ Richard Hoffman
Five vocal quartet op 81 (Russan) George Henschel
With pianoforte accompaniment
sousa and his band aided by saba. violin, and
vocal quartet composed Of Julette Gordon soprano;
Bessie Bonsal. contralto; George Leon Moore
tenor. and Leland H. Langley. basso' VIII give
concert in the Metropolitan Opera House this even
ing. with this programme
overure Paragraph III ...................s uppe
Comet solo The %hirlwind Godfrey
Grand scene from Ps SsGslr of Holy
Grail " 1 Bzet
ara i'0'" Nine Juiiet,e corden
q, IsS aEoS os NG des Bas,ions King
sg8 d PIE Sg If s
, %s%ora' S # Md ihf
e. Ms sss'%f 4aa Biei %Sros. the scSss
Violin solo 'Zgeunerweisen .safasae
r.-s,,.us. from THE Bride Eiec' sOusa
Programme of the pianoforte recital 10 be given
nv Rafael Joseny in Carnegie Hall next Thurs
day evening:
s9 % nts In n from % 6p iii and op
Bsiade No Chopin
Mazurka ...............'''.'.
Fsnde in B. fat minor ...n
Poonsise ian,ass op .cn.I icSSpip
Mr.. c. B. Hawey will give concert of his own
compositions consisting of songs quartets ana
choruses at Mendelssohn Hall next THURSDAY
evening The choir will be composed OF members
Arts MendelSSOhn
Club.
The Homecoming OF Mrs rutland. admired con-
tralto OF Brooklyn. who has been studying and
singing in Europe for a year past has been made
the occasion for another OF the many performances
which Nine Liza Lehmann's I'm Persian Gar
den" has received this season. The concert VIII
take place in Associati ton Hall. Brooklyn. on next
Tuesday evening under the auspices Of the In
ftitute OF Arts and Sciences and Mrs. Rulands
companions will be Mrs. Sinnie Methot Mackenzie
Gordon and Gwi,ym Miles Isador Luckstone VIII
play the Accomplishments and Franz Wilczek' VIOLIN
will take part in the miscellaneous programme
which will precede the excerpts from the 'Kuoai-
vat" Mrs Rutland studied the music OF I'm
Persian Garden" with the composer.
Programme Of the last concert this season to be
given by the Musurgia under the direction of Frank
pamrosch at the Waldorf-Astora Tuesday even
ing of this week:
Poionaise in D, for violin. ,.; .wieniawski
'In Yonder Dell" ...................... W Parker
Minstrel Song Adam de Ia a.i Hale
.o'As' Iva c. Jadson bushnell and Grub, .,.-.
Nj. Van YORK. =. ,,r,..-. s...,o.,
-I q Marching Along
90 King Charles"
ccj Boot and Saddle"
A. Hobart Smock.
Violin solo:
'"' ''''" Mr. Baernsein.
The third and last concert Of the season will be
given by the German Liederkranz this evening,
under the direction Of DR.. Klenge and with the
cooperation Of Andreas Dippel. tenor; Max Treu-
mann. barytone and Miss Anna Often. violin. Miss
often is a native Of Nev-York. who has spent some
years in study abroad. first as a pupil Of Hugo
Hermann in Frankfort and afterward with Joseph
Joachim in Berlin Following is the programme
OF the concert:
vOrspiel die Mestersinger Won Nurnberg:
'Nachthele fur tenorsolO. marnerchor orchester
Schubert
Tenorsoo. Herr Andreas Dippel
Concert far volne g molD :....Max Bruch
Sgsnlsd qT senscntsI Choir und orche'te Ran
Herr AndT S:1 !SI,s
Mannerchore 's carela-
5 der Lebsten Namen, .v,.. d Heinz z0elner
Herr AnSress Dippsi. Herr Max Knttel Treumann und
The American Guild Of Organists held its annual
meeting on April 10 in the Chapel OF the South
Dutch Church. when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Honorary president
Cerrft Smith; warden. Sumner Sater; substitute
warden Walter Henry Hall; chap plain. the Rev. Dr.
Charles Cuthbert Hall; secretary, Abram Ray
TYLER: register Walter c. Gale; librarian, Kate
Chittenden; treasurer, Frank Taft; auditors. c.
Whitney Coombs and G. Warng Stebbins coun-
cillor TO fill vacancy until 1901 Leo Kofer. and
councillors for three years II. Huntington Wood
man. Walter John Hall, s. Tudor Strans. Charles
H. Morse and clifford Demarest. The following
were elected honorary vice-presidents: j. c. d.
Parker George w. Chadwick and ]. Wallace Good
rich Of Boston; Professor Waldo S. Pratt, OF Hart
ford and the Rev. Julius G. Bierck, of Phiade-
mia The final public service OF the season in
New-York will be held in the South Dutch Church.
Madison-ave and Thirty-eighth-st., on Wednesday
evening OF this week. The music will be given by
the solo quartet and mixed chorus OF the church.
under the direction of the organist and director
Gerr,t Smith The organ voluntaries will be played
by Mr. Walter Heaion. Of Reading. Penn. and Mr.
William Edward Mullgan. OF New-York
Mile Cecile Chaminade, who was announced to
make a tour of America this season. has renewed
her contract with Enoch g. Co.. music publishers
She is said TO receive 10000 francs each from
that firm.
The Paur Symphony Orchestra and Arion So
ciety of Brooklyn 10 be combined In a concert
under the auspices Of the Institute Of Arts and
Sciences in the Clermont Avenue Rink on May 10
Being In q skating rink and not in a MUSHROOM,
the concert is. OF course. festival"
Next Wednesday evening the Cecilia Ladies' Vo-
9ociety of BROOKLYN will give a in the
/ Knapp Mansion, under the direction Of John Hyatt
Brewer. The solo attractions will be Miss Kath-
lprins Churchill. violin; Miss Lena May Eayrs,