New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

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| bends the audience at will to tears or smiles
| And much more impossible stuff Of the same
| kind, the interesting character Of which VIII ap-
| pear when 1t is known that The Tribune never
heard of Miss Adele Lount-Tyson: Paderewski
| never gave a concert with the lady In Newly rk
never played the second piano part for any artist
| IN public in New-York. and never within a
| thousand miles of New-York at any time last
February.
At their concert of chamber music in the Scottish
| Rite Hall this afternoon Messrs. Edward and
Charles Hermann will give Arensky's Trio in D
minor, op 80; Grieg's Sonata for pianoforte and
violonceo. in A minor, op. 36. and Brahms's Trio
! in b major, op s.
Mr. Samuel A Baldwin. organst and choirmaster
Church of Intercession, will give series
! of lecture recitals In the parish building OF
| the church. One-hundred- and ffty-eghth-st. and
Broadway, successive Tuesday afternoons be-
ginning November Is. The subjects will be: %
THE Development of SoAg." C) Church Music:
the Oratorio" 81 Instrumental Music" % High
err instrumental Forms Beethoven" % 1.-THE
Opera: Richard Wagner and His Music-Drama'
Programme of a concert of chamber music to be
given by the Lstemann Trio in Knabe Hall to-
morrow afternoon:
Edhsa an for pa16o 2R aSd violin op 100
Trio in c minor &C.. -Mendelssoiin
The KaItenborn Quartet will take part in the last
the Kaltenborn Orchestra concerts at the Herald
Square Theatre this evening. the programme Of
which is as follows:
9Esa music MeT HnIc a 9f
Jewel Song Faust .Gounod
Violin solo, Romance. .svedsen
Welt sGFa nTyante s Wes@
Bailet music sylvia Dslines
hephsTas Dane rom Henry Viif
The Kaitenborn quartet.
Songs.
Wait1 M9TTng Journals Ei1e
Nine Lillian Blauvelt. who has been confined to
her hotel for weeks with sprained ankle, has re-
covered and will start Western concert trip
in a few days, which Will last TIL December b..
Fritz Kresier vioinist IS expected to arrive here
about November H.. Maud Powell Is playing in
London this week. Next week she will begin a
tour of the English provinces. She sails for this
country a the end Of next month. Hugo Becker,
the distinguished German cello virtuoso. will make
his American debut in Boston, on January II, with
the Boston symphony Orchestra. He will be heard
with the orchestra in New-York on January II and
IN Brooklyn the 1Sth....O ssp Gabrilowitsch, the
Russian pianist who 5 to make his American
debut al Carnegie Hall Monday evening November
T. with Emil Paur and orchestra. sailed from
IIanr11r- on the Deutschland. Nine. Teresa Car
reno who will play at the first concert Of the Phil
harmonic Society next week. IS expected 10 arrive
here on the Maria Theresa next Wednesday,. Max
Bendix volinist. will give reclta! in Mendessohn
Hall on November %
Two musical publications which show something
of a relationship in their typographical physiog-
Monies but in nothing else have. recently been
issued by the Dodge Publishing Company, Of New
York One which seems | infeliciousy named,
is 8 series Of practical essays entitled For My
Musical Friend by Aubertine Woodward Moore,
who as "Auber Forester" has done much to help
American appreciation of Scandinavian music Mrs
lives in Aadi
she has embodied multitude OF hints for teacher
and pupil most of which have validity, though few
are striking either the of novelty or depth
Her chapter heads convey idea Of the scope of
the studies They are Mind. Muscle and Music
The Piano and Our Girls Rational Methods of
Music Study" THE Technique That Endures'
! sight Reading in Music How to Memorize
Music" The Pianist's Left Hand Touch and
| Tone in Piano Playing" How to Study Music
/ when and How TO Begin My Lady and Her
/ Piano" Time Keeping in Music Music Medi-
! cine" THE Harp and Harpers" Guitar and Man
! dolin" and LAS 10 the History Of Music
The other book IS a collection OF songs for chill
/ drer called Tiny Tunes for Tiny People" by Adj
/ olson =. Andrews. The words of the songs
| chiefly jinges of more or less humorous kind by
! Albert Bigelow Paine and a few others, and the
I tunes Of popular and easily grasped kind. such
! they ought to be to fit their purpose.
On November the subscription sale of seats for
! the Oratorio Society OF New-York viii open at Car
negle Hall. Bach's Mass in minor will be per-
formed at the first concert, which will occur
! November %. The soloists will be Mrs. NJ H. De
! Moss soprano; Miss Gertrude May Stein. contrato
! Ellison Won Hoos. tenor and Joseph Baernstein,
! basso.