New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
cayed musicians the actors are doing for the
members Of their guild:

the union has aside 5000, and desires TO aug
scriptions from more fortunate members and
iamentabIe Ali moneys Collected will be held in
trust by the union No assistance is given with
fhe Gne dstTbution' hHfIb'ndoi1 We ask for aid
Mr. Bispham has decided to make his contribu-
ton to the pension fund Of the Musical Mutual
Protective Union In the form Of the proceeds OF a
third Sunday afternoon popular song recital, to
take place at Carnegie Hall week from to-day
The programme of this recital will be made up of
Beethoven's song cycle IAN die Ferne Geliebte,
and the fifteen songs from his previous lists that
have received the greatest number of votes since
the announcements Were sent out.
Mr. Robert Hosea announces morning musical
given the Holland House next Tuesday at
II o'clock, with the help of Mrs. Hissem De Moss.
soprano; Mrs. Adele Laeis Baldwin. ccntralto; Ed
ward Strong, tenor, and Clarence Reynolds. plano
forte. The second part of the programme VIII be
given up Liza Lehman's THE Daisy Chain IN
the first part Mr.. Hosea will sing these songs
namely:
Aus M mensn Thrsn.n spTesssn sehunann
Die Rose. Die Lille
Iias.ehsn is. da Franz
Moiiys waiter q bDamroseh nnh
Programme OF the recital to be given by Bruno
Huhn at No 142 East Thrty-third-st' on "eoheS-
day evening:
Pianofors m.r.to r.e weaea minG[ rienauer and HUM
Air from lie Nozze 3.,FI'an q TtEsrO Wevn
Songs: 8 co,eridse Taylor
love- the Psd,sss s,.s Marguerite Hall.
ihfee songs Mackenzie Gordon. = Mackenzie
Messrs. Wilczek. Altschuer. Grienauer anu ~
sousa will give his last concert at the Me'lopo
itan Opera House this evening, peins 'he "e
Sunday night of popular music by lhe o
New-York this season Mr. Sousa purposes -
take his band upon a series Of spring ana suiiiA
ensagements at the Pan-American EXpositioh anu
other annual exhibitions, and in the ran 10 iaNe
a tour of Great Britain for three months pesiiine
at the Glasgow exhibition October u LOT lour
weeks and returning New-York late In Decefh-
her His programme for this evening Is as loic"S'
Overture william Tell, Pryor
Trombone solo, Love Ih0ushpT h0r PTvor
saseFBs saTaBo solo from The pearl Of David
Miss Blanche Duffield
Flute oehg99 S6% by Mas.dfela 9 a Lyons poito
Fantastic medley The Band Came sy Back rans sqdne
Mareh Hail to the Spirit Liberty sGHss Riss
Violin solo AdafH Mss s'f a.ssa ASs4
Introduction Of 'Lohensrin wagner
In Mendelssohn Hall next Friday evening Miss
Frieda Slender. soprano. will give concert, a'
which she will be assisted by Miss jessie Shay'
pianoforte; Miss Augusta Northrup nlezZo sopia ao'
DR. Franklin d. Lawson, tenor; Heathe Gregory
bass: Arthur Laser violoncello, and BENJAMIN
Monteth organ. Miss Slender will sing a reclta-
tive and aria from Mozarts "Cosi fan Tutti, the
stvrienne from "Mignon," ITO the Angels. by
Napoleone Zardo and group OF songs
Mr. George B. Prentice has been organist and
musical director of the Church of ST. Mary the
Virgin thirty years-a fact which Is to be COM
memorated in the music at be sung In to-days SER
vices.
In All Angels Church. at Eighty-frst-st and
West End-ave.. there will be a memorial service
to-day at 4 D. m. for the late Sir John Stainer
The service will be full choral evensong and the
music all of Stainers composition. The choirs OF
Christ Church and st. Matthew'S will assist the
parish choir, making C Of ninety voices
supporting which will be 5-chestra OF eighteen
instrumentalists.
Nine Teresa Carreho will give her farewell re-
cital in Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening, when
she will play the following list of pieces:
Etudes synphonques .SesqnSen sss9boSen
serenade II Mazursa Regina Watson
Marche Miaire .schubertTausig
Mr. Heathe Gregory announces a recital to be
given at Bergers. No West Thirty -sixth-st., to-
morrow afternoon Mr., Gregory will have the help
of Miss Olive Celeste Moore, contralto: K C. Jack
son pianoforte, and Clarence Reynolds accom-
panist.
A song recital is be given by Miss Lille
d'Angelo Bergh at the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow
afternoon. Miss Gertrude Bennett is to be heard
in monologues Julian Pascal IN panoforte solos
and Clinton Elder, Mrs Edward Wilke and Andre
Destamps in songs
Harry Rowe Shelley's lyrical intermezzo Santa
Claus will receive its first production at one of
the Broadway theatres about the middle of June
under the direction of Mr. VIII Carleton. Re-
hearsals are now In progress at Dalys Theatre.
The Peoples Choral Union announces that for Its
concert at Carnegie Hall next Thursday evening
the services of Nine. Lillian Blauvelt have been
secured Nine. Blauvelt has Just returned from
Europe for a limited number of concert engage
ments The other solo singers will be Messrs Leo
Iiebermann and Robert Hosea. The chorus of
thousand and the orchestra of fifty will be led by
Director Frank Damrosch. The full programme
follows:
Prelude and chorale die MeistersinEer' tAct II
song die Meisersinger (Mr IAebermann) Wagner
Chorale ''Die Meistersnger."
Triumph Schubert
Cantata for soprano solo. chorus and orchestra
Henry X. Hadley
Cantata for sol. orchestra.
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