New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

binaton from other works. TO be found in the list
Of his compositions. 1t was composed in 1901. the
after the First Symphony. and the year before
the second and thus belongs to what the critics
have called his first period the period when the
influence of Haydn and Mozart predominant
with him. and when he had scarcely ventured be-
yond the limits of the classical forms fixed and
defined by them and their colaborers. The quintet
is of the less frequently heard and less familiar
of Beethoven's chamber music.
The Kneisel Quartet will play chamber music of
unqualfiedy pleasing kind, and Miss Estelle
Liebling will sing at a popular concert, under the
management of Henry Wolfsohn, at Carnegie Hall
this afternoon Following Is the programme
The Kneisei quartet
Soil i,toT for 9e.. eelI99m Dvor,s
Alvin Schroeder
Andane cantabe from Quart 0nsret op -Tschako"s
''waideseinsamkeit'' Brahms
Pie BE BekenTte Ibitf
Miss Estele Liebing
gum '7' ~ 80 The Kneisei quartet
Programme of song recital TO be given by Miss
Susan Metcalfe at Mendelssohn Hal! next Tues
day afternoon:
La Ca csiandr4na l1 Jomeiii
stlle Thranen} schunann
csssiss SsI9sfsnsamket sam mir an Brahms
Frau Nachtigall ---..-...-..-
Manselein Gssdeigo Whilst du ranlen
Apres un Keve are
bs Tfs syTmes aiITsebt s schbeTt tisn4
Above Is a Photographic reproduction Of the bust
of Franz List recently placed in the Gewandhaus
concert room. Leipsic The sculptor is Professor
Max Klinger, and the bust was presented TO the
LISTS pupils.
Miss Charlotte Maconda will sing the solo soprano
part in a performance OF Beethovens Choral
symphony by the Philharmonic Society April
and 8
Programme of a song recital to be given by Miss
FRITZ Schen and Mr.. Heathe Gregory at the
wsldorf-Astoria next Wednesday afternoon:
Grant de vulcain from. Phnemon ct Baucs zee. -Gounod
Waltz song La Boheme .Pueeini
.:IAdieg Matin PessaTd
When Love Is Done NIB 9y d2egsTy Ans
If One Ever MarTiss Lehman
'Nichts'' Strauss
a Necklace Love .NeTin
viennese songs
At the third operate and dramatic morning at
the waldorf-Astoria Friday. March 2S Walt
Whitman's and Homer Norris's Flight OF the
Eagle" will be performed for the first time in New
Leaves Of Grass" Mr. Norris is a Bostonian.
The singers will be David Bispham, Ellison Van
Hoose and Miss Esther Palser.
Mr David Bispham will give his third song
citaI at popular prices. at Carnegie Hall on Sun
day afternoon, March . His programme will in
clude songs by Brahms, Schubert, Schumann'
Franz Moore, Clay and Gounod.
Mrs Marie zimmerman, Mrs. Gertrude Stein
Bailey Ellison Van Hoose, Julian Walker and Her
mann H. Wetzler will unite in concert in Asso-
ciation Hall. Brooklyn next Thursday evening.
Programme of a song recital to be given by Miss
May stimson at the Waldorf-Astoria next Thurs
day afternoon:
Mon SO pu'' from lie Figaro
An Chloe Mozart
Abends am Strand l......................sc schumann
F4dsein Ces6nges .Mendelssohn
W,t.h 49,, i>"S .Grieg
Ny Heart and Lutte Kterulf
Colombine .Massenet
Tergebiches stsndchen
Mr. Harold Bauer will give two piano recitals in
Mendelssohn Hall. under the management of Mr..
Henry Wolfsohn. Monday afternoons. March
10 and Il.
Mr.. Robert j. Winterbottom is giving a series
free organ recitals in Trinity Church on Thursday
afternoons. They will be continued during Lent
The Fifth symphony Concert for Young People
under the direction OF Mr.. Frank Damrosch will
be given Carnegie Hall Saturday after
noon. The soloist will be Mr.. Fritz KreisIer and
the programme follows:
Overture 10 a comedy ................... smetana
violin minor
Scenes Napolitanes:
The Improvisor ............ Massenet
Rondo Caprccioso. orchestra sant-Saens
Msrche Slave Tschakowsky
The opening number on the programme may be
considered birthday tribute to Friedrich Smetana
who born March 2. 1924. He was one of the
most popular Bohemian composers. a pupil of Iiszt
and a teacher OF Dvorak.
the next private meeting OF the Manuscript
Society, which will be held at the Wanamaker
Art Galleries Thursday evening, February q
will be occupied with Italian A merican pro-
gramme of music 1t will offer a prize string
quartet, by A Seismit-Doda, piano compositions by
Paolo Calico. aria from Pizzis opera Gabrielle"
songs by Buzzi-Peccia, Eduardo Mario and PaoIo
La Villa The assisting artists will be the
Eenth String Quartet. Miss Blanche DufleId Mrs
Frederic Dean Messrs George Shea and w G
Weeden.
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