New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
HENRY K. HADLEY.

oped with a wonderful fertility of resource and
energy of expression.
Miss Susan Metcalfe who will give a song recital
in Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday afternoon will
sing songs by Mozart. Scarlatt. Caccni Di Lasso
Farjall Handel. Haydn. Schubert Schumann
Brahms. Bzet. Chansard. Tosti and Strauss.
Major ]. B. Pond announced concert tour
through the United States of a company be
composed Of Florizel Reuter- the child violnist. OF
whom this journal has, several times reported; Miss
Lucy Gates. of Utah, soprano, and Adolph Close
accompanist The first concert will take place In
Carnegie Hall February T. 1902. Miss Gates is
q daughter OF Susa Young Gates. Editor OF The
Young Woman's Journal" Of Salt Lake City. and
of the faculty of Brigham Young College and
Normal Training School. and granddaughter of
Mrs. Lucy Bigelow Young. one Of the four surviv-
ing widows of the Mormon prophet She went to
Berlin study the panoforte. but was persuaded
abandon the instrument in favor OF singing. She
then took vocal lessons for year from Nine
Blanche CorelH in Berlin, and returned to this
country in October
Sir Arthur Sullvan's THE Light OF the World
will be sung at the musical service in the South
Church this afternoon
The Kaltenborn String Quartet assisted by Mss
Grace Edith Thallon. soprano; Miss Marian Rumm-
Ter, contralto, and Robert Thallon. pianoforte will
give a concert in the Bay Ridge Presbyterian
Church, Second-ave., between Eighty y-irst and
Eighty-second SITS, next Wednesday evening.
Jan Kubelik will give his next violin recital at
Carnegie Hall Wednesday afternoon. This
will be followed by Sunday concerts and other re-
citals in December and January.
Miss Florence Austin violin. assisted by Mr..
Abramoff. bass. and Max Liebling, accompanist,
will give recital in Mendelssohn Hall next Thurs
day evening. Miss Austin will play Franz Ries's
suite in G minor Paganinis concerto in D Ghe first
movement), and Ernsts Airs Hongros."
The Mendelssohn Trio Club announces five after
noon concerts at the Hotel Majestic December
II. January and 28. February Il and March 4.
Alexander Lambert will give a concert in the
New-York Academy Of Music Tuesday
ing. with the help of David Names. Elliott Schenck
and Mrs. Hunt, contralto.
Miss Olive Mead will play the violin and Miss
Esther Palliser sing solos at the concert of the
Mannergesangveren Aron this evening.
At the concert at the Metropolitan Opera House
be given this evening the orchestra will play
under the conductorship of Mr.. Emil Paur, and
the solo performers will be Nine. Lilli Lehman
and Mr.. Josef Hofmann. Miss Anna Often, vio-
linst. will also play. The programme in full is
follows /. "Ruldigung's March" (Wagner). Or
chestra; 2. Concerto. fiat major Giszt) Josef
Hoffman; 8. Aria, Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster
CWeber) Nine. Lehman; T. "Rondo Capprccioso'
Saint Miss Often; s. (a) Nocturn (b) Waltz,
B fat major Chopin, (c) Venezia E Napoli QiszD.
Josef Hofmann: s. Funeral March of a Royal
Marionette" (Gounod), orchestra; Z, "Heimchen Am
Herd (Goldmark), orchestra; s, from Got
terdammerung." Nine. lehman
At the Madison Square Garden Concert Hall next
Wednesday evening the National Conservatory Or
chestra under the direction of Leo Schulz will give
a concert for the benefit of the Mckinley Memo
rial Fund
The first of the Musical Art Society this
season will be given in Carnegie Hall Thursday
evening next at $50 o'clock Mr.. Damrosch will
present a very interesting programme, composed
only of works by of the Teutonc races
such the Dutch German and English. with the
view of bringing notice the salient points diff
ference between them and the masters of the pure
Italian school The latter school is represented on
the programme by interesting concerto crosse
of Corelli.
Chrstus .Swelinck
Sing 10 the Lord a New Song" Psalm es Cfor
Two Christmas Chorales es...................B Bach
''Stlle Nacht Hege Nacht' old German Folk song
Benedictus (Afronn the Mass, for sixteen voices
capeila) Csren
Upon Ny Lap Ny soveragne SITS PeersoD
Dirge OF DarthIa. Op A. No. Brahms
.. An MHtteE Natur Won Herzogenberr
DIE beEehrte y
Music When Soft Voices DIE. Sir c. H. H Parry
The following interesting programme has been
arranged by Mr.. Frank Damrosch for the Christ