New-York tribune., 1900-04-22


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Ilinderscenen. op. schumann
Prelude shorp minor ............... 7achmaninoff
sesmands tjaTa Hs'l itss,aG the IsT .r.nsy
FiTet movement Of pianot t
Second panoforte. Mr.. Henry Holden Huss
Programme of the concert to be given by sousas
Band at the Metropolitan Opera House this
ing:
Trombone solo and Variations Pryor
e,-, Mr.. Arthur Pryor.
soprano solo Walt Maid Of the Meadow, hFsIias di
Blanche Duaied
Capricco Ialien" .................... 1schakowsly
i4yl fydnaa b%if al SS SGsnss czi6qIIa lgqHa
March. The Man Behind the Gun Sousa
Violin solo. 'Adagio and Moto PeTpetuo" from third
Miss Buckln.
Programme of a recital to be given in Carnegie
Chamber Music Hall Wednesday evening
by Miss Harriet f. Pratel, assisted by Miss
Babetta Huss, Miss Helen Carpenter and Henry
Holden Huss
S'A''a0 e'ode' major i:: pro:i RuOinstein
.EpTinStime nTeems Sake Gwen gwen
Waltz F minor Miss Huss c.on,n
Seas WIth9nt Words: G major llendeissdhn
Magic Fire music from Die walre N wafneT lseT
Home Hone They Brought Her warrior H.
Miss fIuss 'l'Na''
Miss Pratel and Mr. Huss
The Brooklyn SHngerbund, composed of seventy
male voices Q4ouis Koemmenich. conductor) will
give a concert in Association Hail. Brooklyn,
next Wednesday evening, with the help of Miss
Hildegard Hoffman,, soprano, and Leo Schulz,
vloloncello. Following is the programme:
Elm geistlich Abenled' Max spcker
Ko Nidrei." for violoneeo. Bruch
Fart songs LEM Pfitsnsf
Lied des Harfenmadchen's'. I'D. o. Klein
Mene 1iebe Is5 Grin 1e Johannes Brahms iTas
Part songs. Der rranmends Robert schumann
'ieDaT aro5Sl2n 5SS Sii5iSd4 s1nsar6uad. na['e'''
Solos for cello MsznrFa p. TschaiIowsEy
Mr.. schulz
awarded af BS5 if for p15s5a obs 5 National
'SS% ATardsd second Prize f@r Satio1a
Brooklyn sangerbund
'o'SS x a Song of sunshine .'9 a. e Gorns Thomas
Miss Hoffman,
Dankgebst from the ancient folk songs Of the
Brooklyn sangerbund
The Choral Society Of Washington Heights. Sam
uel A. Baldwin. musical director will give the last
concert of the present season at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall, West One-hundred-and-
fifty-ffth-st.. next Tuesday evening Miss
Estelle Harris, soprano and NJ. T. MaCLaury. barry
tone. will assist. The principal work to be given
is n setting of Scher's ode. The Triumph of
Love" by Mr.. Baldwin.
The music of "Tally-Io,' the operetta which
Harry Dodd is rehearsing and which is to be pro-
duced in the Eden Musee tomorrow night, is by
the Alfred ]. Cadicott. whose Moss Roses
is now being successfully played. CaldicOtt
holds rank of the cleverest of modern Eng
ish composers. His part songs and glees
known all the world, but Moss Roses was
the first of his works to be produced in operate
form in this country. Its success was immediate,
and "Tally-Ho" will be heard with more than
passing interest.
Minor Notes-At the concert by Abbe Clarkson
Totten soprano which she is give at her studio,
No 333 West Twenty -third-st.. next Tuesday even
ing. she will have the help Of John Francis Glider,
piancforte; Florence Helena Mackwood, reader.
and Andrew Byrne. violin. ....Arthur Claassen will
give his annual concert in Association Hall Brook
lyn, Monday evening of next week. Excerpts
from Parts II and III of Handers Messiah" will
be sung at a choral service IN the South Church
this afternoon. The first public concert of the
Clef Club, of Brooklyn, is set down for Saturday,
May ). in Cooper Hall