New-York tribune., 1900-03-18

No Is West Fiftieth-st on next Friday evening.
Excerpts from Massenets Mary Magdalen' and c.
Whitney Coombss vision of ST. John" will be
performed with organ accompaniment, under the
direction OF Gerrit Smith and Mrs. H w Taylor.
the solos being sung by Miss Stevens and Miss
Loomis sopranos; Franklin Lawson, tenor; Helm
rich Meyn barytone, and the quarter choir of st.
Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Charles B. Foote win also play some pianoforte
solos. At the fifth and last meeting this season.
which will take place on April 10 at Carnegie
Lyceum, operetta entitled phyllis. Romance
of Old Virginia" book by Alexander II. Laidlaw,
jr music by Richard Henry Warren, will be pre-
sented in concert form under the direction of the
composer with chorus and orchestra. At the third
meeting March /. selections We're given from
w. Legrand Howlands opera "Nita.'
Miss Marie Brema will give song recital in
Mendessohn Hall Wednesday evening. April IS.
The entire proceeds of this concert will be sent to
the eight orphan children of the singer Fritz Plank.
whose death has left them without support. The
singers in America who were colleagues OF
Plank in Bayreuth had originally planned to unite
in concert In behalf OF his family. but found un-
fortunately that their duties at the opera would
prevent their undertaking it this season Miss
Brema, however being free this date. is enabled
devote her time to the
Programme of the concert at the metropolitan
Opera House this evening. under the direction or
Signor Mancinelli
ye1trs ayts from uaume e
Jacques Bars. .-
Aria from THE Flying P.1p putfh%so Tan Roov Wagner
Nine schumann- -Helnk. ,,o.-.
serenade from Don Giovanni m0Har'
with verdure Clad, u, name: Haydn
soans ds Ballet. 1a
Mime. schumann-H Heink. nou,,
o''N' u fN'A sgnor Scott.
Where blooms the rose caaytGn PTan 10sns sobs
op'i"s Nine Emma Games
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v.,t,,. Marc, -on HeFr Van mi6S0inmer aS0g Nights
The School Board has added a course of eight
lectures on music the free lectures TO the peo-
nle which are given in the assembly hall of st.
Peters Hail. in Twentieth-st. between Eighth and
Ninth aves. The lectures began on March g. and
are set down for successive Tuesday evenings.
r. w Surrette will treat of Mozart on next Tues
day and Beethoven March q. The rest Of the
programme is as follows: April 8, s. G. Pratt
1.-The Soul of a Song; April TO- DR.. Henry G.
Hanchett, Music; What to Listen For; April IT,
Edwin Calm THE Violin and It's Great Masters;
April a. Dr. Hanchett, The Value of Music"
Aiuf Hjorvard and Nine. Moran-Olden will give
a concert in Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday evening
of this week In aid the Medical and Legal Relief
Society. There will be orchestra, also, under
the direction of Gustav Hnrichs and the pro-
gramme will be as follows:
Overture "Egnont' ................
Scene and air 'Ah Peradoi'
sSene and shaFR aa FROM mfP the @R "a
Hungarian Fantasia
The New-York German Liederkranz will at its
next public concert at Carnegie Hall, on March Is,
giv first United States OF
Les Beatitudes," for mixed chorus solor voices
and orchestra, by Cesar Franck. DR.. Paul Klengel,
director Of the LederkranZ. conducted the oratorio
at its first production in Leipzig. and Anton Van
Rooy who sang the part of the Christ, has been en-
gagged for the same part in New-York Among the
other sooists Mrs. Seabury c. Ford, soprano;
Miss Mary Maurer, George Hamn. tenor; William
Sparger basso. and others.
Notes.-Paderewski gave two recitals in the City
of Mexico March 10 and II; the receipts were
$4,000 presumably Mexican). He is now IN Cali
fornia, and has added several Canadian concerts
to his list...... Miss Harriette Cady will give two
morning rectas of panoforte music at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John ]. Mason, No 5S2 Fifth-ave. on
March q and 31..... Miss Emily NJ Burbank will
give two lectures on National music Leslie Hail.
in Eighty-third-st. between West End-ave. and the
Boulevard, the afternoons of March 26 and April
2. Miss Maude Rihll English pianist, will IL
lustrate the taks.....The date Of the first OF the
Marteau-De Pachmann recitals has been changed
from March 26 to March 81. Lewis Coleman Hall
will give three Sunday afternoon musicals in the
Chapter Room Carnegie Hall. March IS and %
and April l. At the first. to-day. George Riddle
will read Victor Hugo's "Lucrezia Borgia.' with
incidental music from Donizett Boccherini and
Delibes. ...... Edward Brigham, basso profundo, will
give a song recital at the residence of Alexander
Converse Morgan No 1S4 West Seventy-third-st,
the evening OF March 29......The Brooklyn Ora
torio Club will sing Haydns Creation" under Wal
Henry Hall on April Originally Professor Park
er's St. Christopher selected for this concert.
The solos will be in the hands of Mrs. Marie thinner
man. Theodore Van YORK and Ericsson Bushnell
The repertoire Of the Germania Theatre for this
week will be: Monday, Faust: Tuesday, Marie,
the Daughter of the Regiment; Wednesday. THE
Position of Lontumeau'; Thursday, "Boccaccio' /:
Friday, La Juive"; Saturday for the first time
Gear und Zimmerman" A concert will be
given this afternoon at $50 o'clock at Grand Cen
trail Palace by a symphony orchestra, under the
direction Of William F. Hofmann.
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