New-York tribune., 1901-04-21


siGd P1eIuds to acf Of king Manfred Re,necke
Vorspiel. die versunkene Gocke'' tnew) H Zoellner
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
ssnphono poe I iSR Pfooessio Noctsrn e D'0Fak
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SYMPHONIC poem: Death TRANSPORTATION r. Strauss
RRhsDsody II aoE;s f. No op 10 first tme' Haen
Two Hungarian dances. Nos. Brahms
Scenes Genariion Massenet
~ ' '- 'A'D' ''S 01''S''1n Jean E 'pss. siD.lus
Lovers OF Bach will be interested in the follow
ing announcement of the arrangements made for
the second Bach festival which will take place in
Bethlehem Penn, next month. has already
been mentioned In this journal. The concerts will
be given in the Moravian Church. There will be
two performances each day. May %, "A and IS;
one In the afternoon at O'Clock, the other at
o'clock in the evening. The three works which are
to be produced entire, will be given in the following
order: First day, the Christmas Oratorio" after
noon, Parts 1, II and ILL., evening, Parts w V
and vi Second day 1.-THE Passion According 10
st Matthew, afternoon, Part l. evening Part II
Third day, the Mass in B minor afternoon the
kyrie' and Gloria; evening. beginning with the
7Creoo- The Bach Choir consists OF one hundred
and ten members. and in the singing OF the
chorales will be assisted by choir Of one hundred
boys The instrumental support will be furnished
by the organ and a complete orchestra comprisine
all the instruments demanded by the score Those
winch are obsolete will be represented by their
nnodern equivalents. The choral and orchestral
forces will be located in the gallery. In the Pas
sion music the singers of the first and second
choruses will be separated by the width OF the
ehufch' between them, near the organ, will be
placed the third chorus Of boys. Programme
books Will be issued. containing the full texts OF
each work and the melodies Of many OF the
chorales which are TO be sung in unison by the
audience, supported by the main chorus the choir
OF boys. the orchestra and the organ. All in
auires concerning admission to the festival rail-
road facilities. hotel and other de-
tails Of arrangement should be addressed to the
Moravian Publication Concern, No l4s Main-st
Bethlehem. Penn Prices OF admission: Chairs
racing performers. for each day (wo perfor-
mancesl s. chairs, facing performers for the
series Of three days fsix performances 81 5o Seats
IN pews, not facing performers for each day (two
performances). 81 80; general admission, for each
cay 1.-TWO perfornances), g.
An unaccompanied sPater Noster' by Henry
Holden Huss will be sung anthem at even
ing prayer IN st. Bartholomew Church next Sum
day afternoon.
The song and violin recital given under the au-
spices OF the Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and Sci
ences on March 6 VIII be repeated on the evening
OF May ]. The programme includes the two song
cycles. The Daisy Chain" and I'm a Persian Gar
den," composed by Liza Lehman
Here are some more announcements of prospec-
tive musical doings in Brooklyn: On next Wednes-
day evening. in Association Hail. the Choral Art
Society, choir Of thirty voices under the direc-
ton OF M James II. Downs. Will give a concert
at which Mr. Leo Schulz. violoncelIo will assist
The music will comprise a missa brevis by Pales-
trina, an Easter hymn by Leisring, Mendelssohn's
Spring" De Pearsalps Let Us Ali Go Maying"
Morleys Now Is the Month OF MayinR" Mac
Dowels THE Brook" Brahms's "The Dirge OF
Darthula'' and "Serenade," Lahees "Ah, Woe Ia
Me" and De Pearsalrs "Alan-a-Dale" Mr. Schulz
will play a concert andante by Mooue a tran
scrtbed nocturne by Chopin and a rondo by Dyorak
----The Cecilia Ladies Vocal Society will give its
tnird private concert and reception at the Knapp
Mansion also on Wednesday evening Mr. John
Hyatt Brewer wlI1 conduct and solos uu, h. sun
by Mrs. Tirzah Hamlen Rutland contralto and
a. b. Rodenbeck, barytone. and played by Ceoree
Z. Iooker, violoncelio------O Tuesday eve e. Mr.
Arthur Claassen Will give a concert which he cars
IAN Evening with Beethoven and Wagner 81
which he will employ the Arion Society Louise !,
Voigt. soprano; Mrs. Carl Alves contralto; E.. G.
Towne tenor: r. r. Overstreet bass ana Ixono,d
Winkler pianoforte. The programme will be com
posed OF the prelude Die Meisters,nxer" ~.
air "Dich theure Halle" from 'Tannhxuser" hx
Wagner. and the pianoforte concerto in q ms4or
and the Ninth Symphony by Beethoven seec
tons from Mendessohn's Elijah VIII be sung =,
a service OF song in the Lafayette Avenue preshv
terian Church this evening
The following call. which has been signed bv
Theodore Thomas, Walter Damrosch Frank Van
der 6tucken, John Philip Sousa Victor Herbert
2. n Innes. Gustav Hinrichs Nahan Franko VIII,
lam E. Slater, C. A. Goepel. and Anthony Rstn
president. has been sent by Musical NutuaI
Protective Union. In the hope Of securing 4 funA
which viii enable the union to DO - much for de-