New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

gramme which will be made up for the most part
of Mr.. Hadleys compositions, will be as follows:
samRRer sEIaRs from sgmphony No 2 'he Four
Autumn ; Seasons ..................H Hadley
Songs:
How Do Love Th.eT.:.
vaEatiQrs from suite in MosR9%SE HSSa1
sones: ssanaRa0ny NO = '0u'H anu -'
i Placksd a oaill from cupd;s Wing; ..-.Hadey
"sebek Hetep an EgypfaR Ty Bsnnsm Mnr song "
Intermezzo .} from Ballet Suite No. 3. .Hadey
The Columbia University philharmonic society
will give its second concert in Mendeissohh nan
next Friday evening. The society exists lot the
purpose of providing free instruction on orchestral
instruments students at the university and is
composed of forty instrumentasts and thirty sing
ers Mr.. Gustav Hinrichs is conductor and Pro-
fessor MacDowen honorary conductor. The ofncers
Martin Workman. president; W. j. Mosentnal,
vice-president w. J. Heinmann, secretary, and
James Harper, jr. treasurer. The programme for
next fridays concert is as follows
Ballet music Paris and Helen Gae5
Bugie song '''''''.''''' chorus
Swedish Wedding March soedeTmann
ana from Mrs eeR Katherine Fleming Hinrichs
Largo Violin SOLO Mr. W j. Mosenthai rnnn.t
Spin spin chorus
Credo ..........................L La Hache
sor1gsITo be selected;
Spanish Dances Nos and 5..............M .Moszkow<i
Seats are now on sale at Schuberths, No %
Union Square.
On Tuesday forenoon of this week the second of
the two concerts of chamber music arranged by
the Richard Arnold String sextet will be given in
Knabe Hall Mr.. August Spanuth, pianoforte and
Mrs Gustav Hinrichs and A. Bode, trumpet, will
assist the sextet and the programme will consist
of Dvorak's string quintet op. 81; Goetzes sextet
sketches" Sant-Saens's septet 65 for trumpet;
strings aud pianoforte and three songs Bungert's
I.I.ehu- define Wang" Brahms's "Feldeinsamkeit
and Goring Thomas's "A Summer Night"
Miss Olive Celeste Moore, contralto, will give
song recital in Mendelssohn Hall Thursday even
| ing of this week. with the help of Hubert Arnold
| violin: Hans Kronold violonceo, and Theodore
I Van YORK, tenor
Miss Marie POtvin, pianoforte, and Miss Clara
Kalisher contralto will give pianoforte and song
recital in the Waldorf-Astoria ballroom on Tues
! day, January 16, at p. m.
| Concerning the Pittsburg Orchestra which is to
give two concerts in NewYork this season. the
| on Japuary 23 the following announcemnt is made
! by the management:
The Pittsburg Orchestra. founded by the Art So
ciety, organized in the fall OF 1885, following the
dedication OF Carnegie Institute. Mr. Carnegies
m for a OF n%9e }b thaT shfS fs
brought the orchestra into life Though existing
ing from Carnegie Institute the orchestra is inde
pendent of 1t. For three only ten sets of
twelve weeks, by orchestra of fifty, and during
the fourth season, also Of twelve weeks marked an
increase of players to seventy The present Is the
fifth season, the players are under contract for
twenty weeks, and during that time eighteen
ing and eighteen afternoon concerts will have been
given in Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburg. The
ing audiences crowd the hal, nearly ali the two
thousand seats being sold for the season. while the
afternoon concerts are well attended. The
penses of the orchestra are guaranteed by a group
Of spirited
position in music the city of Pttsburg holds to-
day. The conductor Of the orchestra is Victor Her
bert whose art education experience, ardent tenn
permanent and wisely directed energy in the re-
hearsal room, are qualities that his players in
Manager Amberg will undertake the experiment
of giving opera performances at the Germania
Theatre at popular prices. beginning tomorrow
evening with III Trovatore," Mr.. Julius Perotti
singing Manrico. and Nine Moran -Olden, Azucena.
It is Mr. Ambergs purpose to give three operatc
performances a week.
Mr.. Bspham's request recital will be given In
Mendelssohn Hall Thursday evening January
25. The programme for this recital will comprise
those songs most frequently asked for by the
public in response TO voting paper containing
the names of some sixty songs from Mr.. Bispham's
repertoire Of classic and modern composers
Mr. Paderewsh and the Adamowski Quartet will
give recital at Sherry's on the afternoon of Tues
day January %. A delightful programme has been
arranged. Mr.. Paderewski will play with the
Adamowsh Quartet and will also play solo num-
bers by Rubinsten. schumann Chopin and Liszt.
Two subsequent recitals will be given I'm private
houses at which Nine. szumowska and Mr.. Julian
Walker will be the soloists
Miss Ethel Newcomb will give pianoforte con-