New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

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had become almost barren he saw the real danse. anger
for the national theatre so thought he would warn
them back the straight road, that he would save
them and with them I'll the M future ss OF b eon eont
but he felt still strong and vigorous. and that ne
still his holy mission so at age of eighty years
Verdi offered with 'Falstaff'' the most marvellous
example OF intellectual and gave to the melo
dramatic theatre the newest the poldest direction
But is mRossbe now that Verdi is aead ,a to
without feeling heartbreak.
Programme of the last of the Peoples Symphony
Concerts in Cooper Union Hall next Friday even
ing:
Miss Kathryn Taft Bruce.
Adasio strings and two Arens
Ca) 'sapphc Ode Brahms
Z" Cradle Song ~ 'DaShoF
"Danse des sylpnes' BerIioz
The success achieved by Mr. Bispham with his
first popular song recital Sunday afternoon was
marked that the popular barytone will give an
other Sunday afternoon In Carnegie Hail at
the time and the same prices as before
The programme which Mr.. Bispham has arranged
for this recital contains repetition, and com
prises the works of Bach. Haydn Handel Schu-
mann. Schubert Franz. Beethoven and a group
of favorite old Irish songs
Programme Of the concert to be given in Car
negie Hall this evening under the direction OF
Georg Henschel:
Overture 'Fgront' Beethoven
Aria. 'Pleurez. yeux '4iise'
Harvey. ,,,
Concerto for Mendelssohn
iio'oSue sgnor Campanari
Ophclia's death from Hamlet Henscne!
Wedding music, 'Feramors thopn
o'''e''' ''' ''''''' ossiP Gabrilowitch. 60,
Aria from Queen of Shsba & yon,si ou"0u
Love from Die wakare. Wagner
CFl m 1modgrt0n from Die MeIstersinser wagner
Mrs Harvey. Nine. MantslIi Msssrs Aebermonn Young
and Walker
The Peoples Choral Unions annual concert. to
be given Carnegie Hall on the evening OF Ihurs-
day April 25 will be of unusual interest There
will be two important choral works. instead OF
one. heretofore. The first is Schubert's only
oratorio ''Miriam's Song of Triumph" written six
months before the composers death; the second Is
Henry X. Hadley's cantata I'm Musics Praise
a new work which will receive on this occasion It's
first New-York performance. It's composer re-
cefved the prize for 1t in competition insti-
tuted in 1899 by the Boston Musical Record for
works of this class. The judges were Professor
Horatio Parker, Mr.. Arthur Foote and Mr.. Rein
hold Herman.
Programme Of the concert by sousa's Band at
the Metropolitan Opera House this evening:
Overture 'sakuntaa' -G9ldmaIh
Herbert l. Clarke. s.u
suite i hrFe 2uoati2ns usS S
soprano solo, Miss + Blanche a1S Danied
Grand scene The knights of the Holy Grail from
Grand scene and soldiers chorus from Faust connoi
Trombone section Pryor Lyons Williams Mantia
Ia The eies'rc ballet from Chris the Won
% Mareh '7 Hail to the spirit OF Liberty soGsa
Violin SOLO Sou's1r Mr. de NO. M2sSow ."ieniaw'k'
slavonlc dance No. Dvorak
Mrs. Florence buckingham Joyce announces
musical. Songs Of Good Humor.' be given
Hamilton institute. No. i5 West Eighty -hrst-st.
the evening OF April l3. at $50 O'Clock.
Josef Hofmann will give his farewell matinee
cital in this city at Carnegie Music Hall. on satur-
day afternoon April i3. at 2:5o o'clock.
William c Carl will give evening organ con-
cert tomorrow at Sis o'clock. in the "Od First
Presbyterian Church Fffth-ave and Twelth-st..
New-York. The concert is free TO the public. and
tickets required. A programme appropri-
ate to the Eastertide has been prepared. and Mr.,
Carl will be assisted by Miss Efie Stewart (soIo
soprano Of Or. Parkhursts church, Miss Helen
Reynolds. violin. and Miss Mabel Reynolds. cello.
This Will conclude the spring series OF free organ
concerts given in the "Old First Church.
assisted by Josef Weiss. pianist, Knabe Hall,
morrow evening $50 o'clock
Variation and usue On ,sa9 h;ms ..s by Brahms
Der Wanderer' '......-.....l
'per Eeugerige Schubert
''Des Madchens KIaSe'....J
Nocturne OF - ...,.....-.l r-o,,,
Impromp,u. q major '"
Josef Weiss.
Der Lindenhaum'. --....J
Military Schubert -Taussis
Josef
'Aufe1thalt' ......-.-..--.l
''Ias Fischernad Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
Nicer .................J
Albert NJ. Mansfield
A recital Of italian, German. French and English
songs of the fifteenth, sixteenth. seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries will be given under the direc-
ton of Victor Beigel on Thursday afternoon next
in Mendelssohn Hall at o'clock Mr.. Beigel will
be assisted by Miss MetCalfe. Miss Marguerite Hall
and Mr.. de Gogorza. Following is the programme:
''Amarill .Gullo Caccni
''Mha preso ALA reSno'' ''.......................
Pier Domenico Parallels Q7l0-l 1902
Miss Metcalfe
"Sag sind die Veichen him Anonymous G65O)
',WieKenlied ......-...---- Mozart