New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
the simple strings vibrate with more colors than
rainbow

the simple strings vibrate with more coiors than
the rainbow
Nine Sembrich has arranged a programme for
her song recital at Carnegie Hall on the afternoon
of March l3 which remarkable in its chronology
cal and national scope. The composers cover the
period from the middle of the seventeenth century
down TO to-day and the selections illustrate the
classic English school. classic and contemporary
Italian and French schools. the culmNaton of the
German Lied and the Slavic school in Russia and
Poland Following is the list:
6. b. Buononcini n652ooI54,,G59 Ply
Quail farfaleta amante SfaTlat f gs5 7S
Il Attempt from Loves sickness Purcell de5s- 1880
Shakespeare LAS You Like It. ,,..-, l,o,0 ,soo,
1,erceuse une Luigi ManoRe gs gS4s}
Nussbaum Auftrage.. Schumann Gs1o-186e)
Der Seugerige Die Foreile UnsedgId 1905,
pas Madchen sprcht Meme Liebe list grun ;;o,o 1907,
Ieroeuse lin Russian, Tso6aikowsky q@s4o1ss2 @ 71ss
thou remember? in Russian1 TI tIsa3 Is
The spinning "nse' ''- 5 Monuszko Gs!s-ls72}
Trahiingrszeit Wt Taubert GsIY-issD
Two years or so ago NJ. Henri Marteau offered
a prize for the best sonata for pianoforte ana
violin by an American composer. 1t was won by
Mr.. Henry schoenfeld. of Chicago. News now
reaches us that shortly before starting for America
o,e will play here at the Philharmonic concert
this week. NJ Marteau played the sonata with
MI I,,1crar AZ concert In Paris, and It is said
tn have been received with enthusiasm 1t VIII
proba bly, be heard here from NJ Marteau ana MISS
Lotta Mills
At the second concert of chamber music by the
Kaltenborn Quartet in Mendelssohn Han on
"wednesday evening of this week the club will be
assisted by Miss Caroline H. Beebe, pianist. ana
the programme will consist of Dvoraks strihg
quartet op 105; Beethoven's Trio, IN G. np. 3, No
/ and Schumanns Quintet
The fifth symphony concert Cor young people
will he given next Saturday afternoon in Carnegie
Hall Mr. Frank Damrosch will explain the three
orchestral numbers. namely, the 'Sakuntala over
ture by Goldmark, a serenade for string orchesua
bv HAYDN and a waltz by Strauss. Mr. Ericsson
! Rushnell will be the solo singer. Two additional
! concerts with explanations of the programmes,
will he given by Mr. Damrosch in Brooklyn. under
the auspices of the Institute Of Arts and Sciences
| on the afternoons of March II and April T.
The second concert of the Musical Art Society
will be given in Carnegie Hall on Thursday even
! ing March 10 Lovers of the old Italian church
music will have opportunity Of hearing two Of
the most beautiful works sung by this society,
namely the 'Stabat Mater and ''Improperia" by
Palestrina: also Gloria Patri." by the same
composer. In the second part OF the programme
will be given cantata by Johann Sebastian Bach.
| 'Trauer-ode" code of Mourning). written in 1727
| on the death of the Electress of Saxony The
!
| "Improperia' and Gloria Patri" will be sung bv
| a chorus or eight hundred voices from the PEOPLES
| Choral Union, placed In the balcony. The third
! part will contain part songs by Schumann and
| Dvorak, and also two old Scotch folk-songs ''Ye
| Banks and Braes o Bonnie Doom" and "Ay Wakin'
| o." arranged by II. A. Lambeth.
| concert of chamber music and songs will be
| given in Association Hall. Brooklyn, by Mrs
| Katharine Fisk. contralto: Franz Knesel. violin
| Alvin Schroeder volcnceIo. and Arthur Whiting
| pianoforte. next Thursday evening This is the
| programme:
Mr.. Kneisei ana Mr. whiting 80 D' a''''s
Songs:
In Questa Tomha' Beethoven
Mrs FISK S'fu'er'
Sonata in D major (tyo nlovenients) ... Rublnetein
Mr.. Schroeder and Mr.. Whiting.
Songs:
II Love Thee, on manuscript ..R; H. Warren
Dsa''e Mrs. Fisk H. Brewer
Trio major. Schubert
| Mr. Kneise. Mr.. Schroeder and Mr.. whiting
There will be a notable array OF singers at the
concert in the Metropolitan Opera House. which
Will be conducted by Signor Mancneln and the
programme which will contain Rossini's "Stabat
Mater in its second part, will begin as follows:
Overture .'Egmont' Beethoven
'Wolfrarn's Address '"Tannhauser'' Waene,
Herr Van Rooy.
''Cnnnas pays .Thoma,
Pecheurs de Peres .-............ .Bize
81. Meux