New-York tribune., 1902-02-09


from February 10 to Is; for single performances on
and after February Il.
Mr. Gerrit Smith will give series of FIVE sub
scription lecture rectas on musical topics at No.
142 East Thirty-third-st., the afternoons Of
February II and "a and March 3, 10 and IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William Ortman will
give recital Of violin music and songs at the
Wadorf-Astoria next Tuesday evening" with the
help OF Wesley Weyman, pianOforte. and William
]. FaIk accompanist Mr. Ortman who is a
pupil OF Carl Hallr will play Bruchs concerto in
G minor. Bach's Air. vieuxtemDs's 'Fantasie APP
passionate and. with Mr.. Weyman. Goldmark :
suite. Mrs. Ortman will sing songs by Liszt.
Chadwick, r. Strauss. A. Fieltz and Dvorak.
A notable concert will be given the Metropoli-
tan Opera House the evening OF February 27
for the benefit OF the Workingman's School and
District Nursing Department. The participants
will be Nine. SembrIch. Nine Schumann- -Heint
Marcel Journet. Miss Augusta Cottlow and the
orchestra of the Metropolitan Opera House. under
the direction of Walter Damrosch. Besides groups
of songs. Mines. sembrich and Schumann-Heink
Will sing duet from Nicolais Merry Wives of
Windsor" Mr.. Damrosch playing the pianoforte
accompaniment to the songs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludovic Breitner. pianoforte and
violin. and Leo Schulz. violoncello. will give
concert Of chamber music at Knabe Hall next
Thursday evening. The programme will comprise
Dvorak's trio, op. 80; schumann's sonata for
pianoforte and VIOLIN op 12l, and Brahms's trio.
op. 101.
At the first Sunday symphony at popu-
lar prices. TO be given at Carnegie Hall on Feb
ruary 10. the orchestra will play the overture to
lie Nozze di Figaro" Liszt's symphonic poem,
"Orpheus" and the Prelude and Liebestod from
Tristan und Isolde" The solo singers will be
David Bispham and Mrs. Morris Black. Mr..
Bispham will sing aria from Haydn's The
Seasons and a group OF songs. Mrs Black Will
sing LISTS "Kennst du das Land?' Mr.. H. II.
Wetzler will conduct.
Programme Of the concert to be given in the
Brooklyn Academy of Music next Saturday after
noon, under the direction Of Mr.. Frank Damrosch.
10 in f1a n1o op 6 for pano and s'''n'
orchestra Miss l1s;,s, ,,,,ioa Edward Gries
Scenes Napolitanes Suite dOrchestre.
r''"o Miss c;o,,j
Marche TschaIkowsky
Programme of the concert to be given by Albert
Weirstein. piauOforte and an orchestra under the
direction of Emil Paur. Carnegie Hall next
Thursday evening:
G0eIufe - AnaGrSon .Cherubin
and Wedding March from ;Midsummer '0p''
Nights Dream .Mendessonn
5asovis6qs M Fsniastiqge. or, Il, No.
''Anitra's Dance " | 80 9irier
Hungarian Fantasie Iiszt
Programme of concert of violin and violoncello
music to be given by Fritz Kreiser and Jean Ge-
rardy at Carnegie Hall next Wednesday after
noon:
Concerto for vioIonceo in Haydn
concerto 'Or violin Nc ,, t. minor VeuX'emps
Jean Geraidy ''''''s''"'
Chaconne. TO violin alone Bach
La Jeune Mere ss.bufarT faI{
Jean Gerardy.
Fritz Kresicr.
Miss Susan Metcalfe soprano is to give another
song recital in Mendelssohn Hall toward the end
Of tho month. Miss MetCalfe was heard In this
city for the first time in public December Il last
and made very fine impression with her artistic
singing. Since then she has appeared in a number
Of public concerts out of town and with the Young
Peoples symphony concerts in Carnegie Hall on
Saturday afternoon last. where she again very
successful.
building fund OF the Buyers Association Of Amer
lea. Carnegie Hall February IL. Sis p. m:
ovs''u.. Mn: Msyy 49,; wys; Of w.a'G5 1a % - Nteoi
slEuor A0ramor.
Variation Ia .1sehsisov sky
'' 'S iiena ssaOaakay '''-'
s!atlsTins s"i s71ss ail on ii hens. Brooks
VI. 7'9 Miss Martha Hicks Dye. -
sumner Wi6 cello ob0iisaio Mr. Laser. i'' An''''
Miss Frteda slender.
Selections from La Boheme''
Ballet music from 'Feramors T7ubin.t.iu
sonss
MadrgS. t'ha a:s
"a n6sT sSl,st,a sss 1nio.r 1e. Salvatore MHrShssi
Miss Frieda slender. '
.-,' Alfred p rearsaiL
sehor PaoH.
Programme OF the operatic and dramatic morn
ing under the direction of Mr.. L. NJ. Ruben at the
WsdorrAstoria next Friday:
o5s S5s'nr rom S9qs nicbt.re6 cb,1sT
When Icicles Hang on the Wall Foote
Mr.. Heathe Gregory.
In Autumn Franz
Morning Hymn .HeusChel
Miss Adah Campbell Hussey.
Adagio Handel
fihapsods Hcnsrose Pepper
The Amorous Goldash' from the 'ceista"
Wiener Liede-.
Miss Amelia Bingham in dramatic monoioGus.
BARNARD'S JUNIOR BALL
IT TAKES PLACE TOMORROW NIGHT IN THE /
COLUMBIA GYMNASIUM
The last week has been one Of general relaxation
among the Barnard students The midwinter ex-