New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

There will he instrumental music by the Arnold
String sextet and the club VIII sing The storm
Fiend" J l. Roeckel; Birth of Love unc'Aen'ai
solo by Charles 5. Phillips. John Hyatt Brewer
"Moonr.se." Johannes Pache; "Twillght. DudIeE
Buck: "serenade" Incidental solo by Eugene Wal
ton MARSHALL. Kremser: Winter Song BuHard.
Personal Notes-Albert p. Qufsnel who came TO
New-York from s.. Paul year ago, has been en-
gagged as solo tenor at the Brick Church where
there will be a change in May. The new quartet
Will be composed Of Miss Crane Mrs. Owens. Mr..
Ouesne and Mr. Witherspoon. Mr.. Hall Will re-
main organist and chormaster ..... Nine. Blanche
Marchesis third song recital will take place IN
Carnegie Hall in the middle of March. when. with
the assistance Of VI. Merx. barytone Of the Metro
politan Opera House. and the Ruoinsten Cluo she
will sing a scene from Glucks "Iphigenie en-
Tauride" .... Felix Gross. Viennese violinist,
will give a concert with the help of an orchestra.
4, Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday evening OF next
week ..... Edward Lawrence Rea. young barry
tone OF Chicago. who is studying In Europe gave
a song recital in Munich on January 30 which s
said 10 have given much pleasure. ..... Nine. Schu-
rnann-Heing will sing at the Paur Symphony con-
certs next Friday afternoon and Saturday evening.
The basso 50 long known in America as
Franco Novara died in London on January 6 He
was an Englishman. and his real name was Naish.
He sang in the choir OF Salisbury Cathedral for a
time then studied in Italy was a member OF the
Carl Rosa Opera Company ana OF MI MdpleSOH 3
companies. After his retirement from the stage he
WAS 4 professor at tho Royal Academy Of Music
in London AT her song recital next week
Tuesday Nine. Lehman will sing songs by Schu-
bert schumann Cornelius. Bungert. Brahms and
Reinhold J.. Hermann the last Of whom will play
the Accomplishments. Happy Mr.. Hermann
. on reading tho cablegram saying that Nine.
Wagner was dangerously Ill at Vienna. which ap-
peared in the newspapers last Sunday. Messrs Van
Dyck and Van Rooy telegraphed an inquiry and
received an answer saying that Nine Wagner was
convalesc'ng from an attack OF influenza.
Among the latest publications by Arthur p.
schmidt Of Boston. are a quintet in minor for
pianoforte and strings. op. s. and SIX songs by
Arthur Foote COP 49,. The quintet IS dedicated 70
the Kneisel Quartet at whose concerts We believe
II has already been played. The songs are settings
Of W F. Henley's The Nightingale Has Lyre Of
Gold Rumanian song by Carmen sylvia. Richard
Watson elders Sweetheart" Graham r. Tom
sons The Roses Are Dead" T. b. Aldrichs Up
TO Her Chamber Window" and T. r. Sullivan 5
20 Love Stay BY and Sing" Mr.. Schmidt. BY
the way has published attractive Portrait
Catalogue" of American compositions.
The Choral Society Of Washington Heights. Sam
uel A Baldwin musical director. will give the first
concert Of It's third season at the Young Men
Christian Association Hall. West One-hundred-and-
nfty-hfth-st. on Tuesday evening February IA
The programme will consist OF part songs and
shorter choral works. and numbers BY w. Theodore
Van YORK. tenor, and Arthur Laser violoncellist.
Liza Lehmsnn's set OF songs from the "Ru-
baiyat" Of omar Khayyam. entitled "ln a Persian
Garden" will be sung in Association Hall. Brook
lyn. on next Wednesday evening by Marie Donavln,
Zora Horr6cker Mackenzie Gordon and Gw!lym
Miles The cycle vii be preceded by vocal solos
and by violin pieces played by Franz Wilczek
Programme Of the concert TO be given in the
Metropolitan Opera House this evening under the
direction OF Signor Bevignani
Overture Aiasan!ello' Auber
AIT from "Heroiiade :, Msssene,
"''' '''" Nine schumann Henk ''-' "
March tes Gnomes from ballet 'i-aur1n Moszkowsky
Jesus de Nazareth .Gounoi
ca,a,i9a from ~Ern.ni ................verdl
canone cor strings oni') .............. Poao serrao
ssns.~"Le Rtve d. pri,onner ...''.A Ra5as,sn
"si 'f''' D's sas.s Herman Ds'F'-'
TaFan'ea for the 'S,9s N. sens.i 'bFT'snani
81 ~ yeux. Mgnonne ..................,. Massenet
'Emo1ra'ez '0Is II planc.n '0-''
ymr' senirh AMI scaumann Heink and NM sslfza
..Invi,a,.an ia Danse Weber Berlior
An entertainment Of a unique kind IS promised
NJ the Musical and Dramatc Morning" 70 be
given by Henrl Albers and Leon Jancey at the
waldorf Astoria tomorrow. THIS Is the pro
gramme
a. Ar Ansereon d7sD Observation-Disclosures. :, G5t'ry
b. LIS I.arnes =. Frtri
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Flra production Of Broken Heart (quarts,to sentl-