New-York tribune., 1902-03-02

Mr.. kunts Is a graduate of the Academic
Course Of the University Of Vienna. and he is not
only an excellent vionist. but he has composed
works OF good musical quality. The programme is
follows:
smRhonXy XoSsr.3 So from Concerts for violin and o
chestra D major. op 85. Tschaik0~sky
Hans sschs's Monologue from Die Meister
ssgfEeds Rhine Journey. from G6tterdam
mefung '''''''''''''''''
Nine. Eleanor Cleaver. the American contrato
whose success abroad has been reported by cable
will arrive shortly in this city to make her first
American appearance in several years. At Men
dessohn Hail. March y, she will be heard IN
programme of wide range, assisted by Mr. lingo
Simon. an English barytone. Nine. Cleaver Is
pupil Of Dele Sedie who thought her admirably
suited for operate work, and to this end she
studied the opera with NJ Bertin, OF the opera
Comique. Her admirable work, vocal and Ora
matte resulted in her selection as the best eH-
ponent available in Paris to sing Waltraute IN
''Gotterdammerung"-a most successful perform
ance AT a recital at ST. James's Hall, London last
November, she set forth an interesting programme
to the great satisfaction of both audience and
press Her last appearance in London was al an
orchestral concert.
William g Carl will give a series OF free Lenten
organ concerts on the Tuesday evenings OF March
irs the First Presbyterian Church Fifth-ave. ana
Twefth-st New-York, beginning next TUESDAY
March 4 at Sis o'clock. At the first concert Nine
Lisa Delhaze Wickes will play the d Minor Piano
forte Concerto. by Mozart. with the orches'l"i
parts supplied on the organ Mr.. Alfred Donaldson
Wickes voIinist will also appear. The concerts
are free to the public. No tickets Issued
At the third meeting of the Musical Salon in the
Waldorf Astoria next Thursday evening c!cle oi
songs entitled "Hiawathas Wooing the words
from Lougfellow's poem. the music by Sarah A
Hadey will be sung by Miss Reba Cornett' Mime.
Josephine Jacoby Edward p. Johnson and Henri
@. Scott: Miss Schafer and DR.. Lawson VIII sing d
set of songs by Nine. Signi Lund Skabo' MISS hs-
telIe Liebling will sing and, with the heip OF mem
hers of the Rubinsein and Apollo clubs. selections
from Rubinsteins "Christus" will be sung
Mr. and Mrs Ludovic Bretner and Leo Schulz
will give the second of their recitals of chamber
music in Knabe Hall next Thursday evening. The
programme will consist of a Trio Top. 81 by Eduard
Schiitt dedicated TO Mr.. and Mrs Breitnerl,
sonata for pianoforte and violoncelo by saint
Saens (op. So and Beethoven's Trio, op. 7o No l.
The choir of the Musical Art Society orches-
ira of eighty musicians; Anton Rooy, barytone.
and Frank Damrosch, conductor, Will give con-
cert at Carnegie Hall the evening of March =
for the benefit of the Public Education Association
and the City History Club. The finale of the first
act of "ParsifaI will be a feature Of the pro
gramme.
Mrs. Jannette Robinson Murphy will give an illus
trated lecture on slave songs African folk lore and
the survival OF African music in America in the
Carnegie Lyceum the afternoon Of March 10
Mr Reginald De Koven is laborng 10 establish
permanent orchestra in Washington.
Mr. Sam Franko announces that he will give
another concert old music at the Lyceum Theatre
Tuesday. March IS at $3.50 o'clock. The orchestra
will pav the most popular numbers of the previous
concerts. and Mr.. Emilio de Gogorza, barytone Will
sing. This supplementary concert is given in com
pliance with the requests OF many who found the
former ones so delightful and of those who were
unable to attend them.
Arthur Hochman will give pianoforte recital in
MendeIssohn Hall on the evening Of March Il.
Motets and part songs ny Paestrins, Corsi,
Anerio. NJ Haydn. Won Othegraven. A. Scarlatti'
Cornelius. Taneiw and Brahms and Bachs first
Brandenburg concerto will make up the programme
OF the concert by the Musical Art Society at Car
negie Hall on March 13
Miss Maud Powell led string quartet at con-
cert OF chamber music at ST James's Hall. London
on February s and won much praise from the
newspaper critics. She also played some solos, but
the interest in the reading which she gave
to Dvoraks quartet in F. op. 9s and Haydn's in d,
op. 81 No i. The critics. with scarcely an excep-
ton. give expression 10 tho error that Dvoraks
quartet is based upon negro and Indian tunes
like the symphony From the New World - they
also add What a perverse thing is! Time
again il has been explained that neither i'm the
American quartet nor in the American symphony
did DR.. Dvorak employ melodic material drawn
from the folk-music of negroes and Indians; yet
the men who ought TO have these explanations
and never had authority for their statements per
sist in calling attention to the negro and Indian
tunes which the Bohemian musician utilized
Miss Lucie Mawson who used take part in the
musical activities OF New-York, announced to
give pianoforte recital in London last Tuesday
evening Her list OF pieces included Bach's Italian
concerto. MacDowelrs Sonata Tragica,' Capric-
clio and Rhapsody by Brahms and eight pieces by
Chopin.
Programme of the third symphony concert for
young people in the Academy OF Music, Brooklyn
next Saturday afternoon under the direction of Mr..
Frank Damrosch:
Two movements from suite in G Major Ries
Funeral March of a Maronette .Gounod
Serenade Melancholque for violin and orchestra
Movements from the symphony In the Forest -
(a) Dreaming Cb Dance Of the Dryads: Joachim RaG
Note.-Mr. Dam-osch will give a BRIEF description OF
f1sR eis9eG 8T'n''''' '0'0s' o." 's ''0S anime ''' '
Messrs Steinvay & Sons have obtained permis-
sion of Rear Admiral Count Baudissin. COM
mander of the German Emperor's yacht Hohen-
zollern and will give two concerts by the band of
the Imperial Second Sailors Division of the Ger
man Navy at Carnegie Hall Monday and Thurs
day evenings of this week. The profits to be
distributed among the charitable institutions Of
the city.
An orchestral concert under the direction of
Hermann Hans Wetzler. at which Mr.. Fritz Kreis-
Ter will play. will be given in Carnegie Hall on
March II.
Mr.. II. Plunkett Greene is expected to arrive in
this city on TUesdav Of this week Before his New
York recital which is on Tuesday afternoon, March
II. in Mendelssohn Hail. Mr.. Greene will visit