New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

violas three violoncellos. and continue be played
on the harpsichord or organ. and according to the
skill and learning Of the player.
The Names Quartet announces "A series of six
Sunday afternoons of chamber music in the studio
of Mr.. Robert Reid No. 142 East Thirty -tnird-st.
at p. m. of January y and &c, February and %
and March and %. The music will consist of
two quartets at each concert, and either singer
pianist will also take part part of the studio
will be apart for gentlemen who wish to smoke
and the subscribers will be limited to one hundred
At the first concert the quartets will be TschakoW-
| sky's in E-hat minor and Haydn's in major
Top 76 No. 81. Mrs. Morris Black will sing
The Dannreuther String Quartet announces three
public concerts of chamber music for It's sixteenth
season. They to take place in the Fine Arts
Building, No. 215 West Fifty-seventh-st., on the
evenings of January 80, March II and April 10 The
quartet will have the help of the Misses Carbone
(sOprano and contraltO) and Mrs. Gustave Damn
reuther. Howard Brockway and George Falken-
stein, panoforte. The first concert will bring
music by Beethoven. GIazounow and Arensky: the
second by Mozart Dvorak Handel and Hans Her
MANN the third by DALI Abaco, Schubert and
Brahms
The last matinee recital of Jan Kubelik is
nounced to take place in Carnegie Hall next Sat
urday afternoon 1t will be his eighth concert in
New-York. and he will play Griegs sonata in
minor. 45 probably with Herr FrmD. and
Bachs Chaconne Miss Maria Victoria Torrilhon.
WHO mas Deen engaged III duGltlOn 10 MISS jessie
Shay for pianoforte work during the remainder
OF Kubelik's (extended from sixty concerts to
seventy-ive). will play Chaminade's "Automne'
Sindings "Marche grotesque" and Lszt's eighth
Hungarian Rhapsody.
Zeldenrust. the Dutch pianist will give his first
New-York recital Sunday evening. January 12, at
Carnegie Hail. His American premiere was effected
at Cincinnati with the SYMPHONY Orchestra of that
city, late in November. Since that time Zeldenrust
has been recital through the South. and
from both sections of the country fattering
counts have come concerning his rank a musi-
cianly artist.
Miss Minnie Tracy was singing in concert and
opera in Sweden two months ago, and many
encomiums for her voice and art.
Canadian military band called the Kilties' will
give concerts in Madison Square Garden next Sat
urday afternoon and evening. The players dress
in Highland costume and make much OF Scottish
music. There will also be singing and dancing
Programme Of a concert to be given by Miss
Estelle Liebling, soprano. and James Liebling.
violoncello in Mendelssohn Han next Wednesday
evening
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'Perpetuum Mobile Fitzenhaeen
James Idebns
Wadeseinsainkeit Brahms
Estelle l4ebling.
ar Bach
Guitarre .Moszkows1i
James Liebne upper
lie Bonheur n'ee'in Sant te91grs g5gny
'Nymphes ct syiyans:. FenibeTs N berg
r,rt..,. 80 c.-, I;sasn.. Esssis !4eOlinE- s..,'
James Iiebns
Es,eIe i.ebiing
At second recital in Brooklyn tomorrow even
ing Jan Kubelik will play the first movement Of
the concerto in y. Andante the "CampaueIIa',
and variations on "Di tamil paIpItT'-all bv Pa
ganin Miss Torrilhon will play Chaminade,s
Automne. Sinding's "Marche grotesque" and
LISTS eighth Hungarian Rhapsody.
Fritz Kreiser. who is now filing engagement.
IN the West will give second recital or violin
music in New-York a Carnegie Hall on January %
Programme OF Mr.. David Bispham's first Sunday
afternoon recital in Carnegie Hall at $3.50 O'Clock
to-day:
old sacred fnliaby:. Mozart
[otbe!stiqn 'fTofn the 'cores can,aiai HatE
....Bas wi5t6shaauu...;. ...............
Eai'Pfg In Hs4s:,9 Johnnie Beethoven
The Clowns song, Franz
Row Gently Here.. schumann
.Gsss Caramel Ir,hns
..TFa MiIc1 'f
:
killiekranke" '''''''''''''''h- II WetzeT
Nv
When She Spoke to Ne" ................. Old Irish
heIys Cat. .-.......... }
Mrs. Theodore Toedt will sing at the first Of tba
Saturday symphony concerts to be given bv an
orchestra under the direction OF Mr.. Frank Dam
rosch in the Academy Of Music. I'm BROOKLYN next
Saturday afternoon The programme will be the
same as at the recent Christmas concert for vo,Ing
people, save for the songs Of the Musical Art So
ciety. which will be omitted
Nine Schuma n-Heink FrauIen FRITZ Scber
and Jan kubelik will be the solo performers at the
concert in the Metropolitan Opera House this even
ing Following is the programme:
Dream Pantomime from "IIansel und GrateI,.
Bird Song from 7 Pagliacci ieoncaVao
Air from .'Achnleus @ ss 9e"sn' p-,o,
Schumann Iielnk ''"
inT65ntIon Msn5 frm hg ! Rd2dd D9n FsiTy sH Bayer
..,- >, l., Herr jan Kubek.
Slow Septct iaeeiiIS,g. Iie@,hoyan
Les Files de CadiX Ipelises
The Amorous Goldfish (he ticsha Siney iH L,1et
Miss FRITZ Schen
Variations Mel cor pin m seno'' ... .Paganini
Herr Ian kuheik.
Nine schumann ueink ''1i"
Variations in the style OF Bach. Haydn. Mozart.
Verdi. Gounod and Wagner old German
Folk Song Ochs
Nine Fanny Richter Fuchs will give a pIanoforte
recital in MendelssOhn Hall OH Wednesday after
noon, at which she will play Bach-Tausig Toe
cata in d minor. Chopin's Nocturne op as No. J. |
Schumanns "Papillons" Beethoven's Sonata Ap-
passionate" Grieg's "CarnevaI" Mendelssohn's Ca
price. Brassn's transcription of the fire music in
Die Walktre' and Legende by List.
St Louis enjoyed a first hearing of Bach's
'('hrStmaS On Decar