New-York tribune., 1902-01-19


ing songs:
2edication. Opus TO- No I,....... Hermann Won Gim
The Daha o6us >i 10 No % Z@n Gm %
since Your Eyes Gazed Into Mine" Opus Il. No /.
ag The Sesret OPUS IL No sebsek
Why should We keep Ii Secret: opus 10 s',4'A
spread or Ny Head Thy Thick Black HAN '4'A
Hoping again Desrairine,. opus 10 No 5' s'A'N
N ~ Ny Thoughts, Ny Heart and Mind Opus u,
Thou crown q Ny Heart. opus 2I 30 2...N Bs6n
Al, Love Must Part Now. Opus II No. 3...... Dahn
Sc Secret Inytation OPUS 27 No, 8-John Henry Mackay
Cecilia, opus =, No Heinrich Hart
The first Of the popular Sunday night perform
ances Of oratorio Will take place at the Metropo-
tan Opera House this evening. Handels Messiah"
will be sung by Il chorus OF six hundred voices
from the Oratorio Society and Peoples Choral
Union. under the direction Of Walter Damrosch
the solo parts being in the hands of Nine Gadski
Nine Louise Homer. Mr. DippeI and Mr. Bispham
The performance Will end with the 'Hallelujah"
chorus.
Liverpool the steamship Oceanic next Wednes-
day His first pianoforte recital will take place in
Carnegie Hall on February -. His opera, "Manru.'
is in active preparation at the Metropolitan Opera
House, and the tenor, Bandrowsk who has sung
the part of the hero in several European cities.
has taken hand in the management Of the stage.
Mr.. Elliott Schenck publishes analysis of the
libretto and score in the January number of To
day and Yesterday"
Franz Kneisel and Alvin Schroeder will join Mr.
Arthur Whiting in a concert of chamber music in
the Fine Arts Building at o'clock this afternoon
The music Will consist of Beethovens sonata in
major for violoncero and panoforte. Brahms's
variations for pianoforte a theme by Schumann,
and the composers trio in c minor, op. 10l.
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the Waldorf Astoria Wednesday afternoon
January %. at $50 O'Clock, when she will be
sisted by Miss Louie Wood violnst, and Slgnor
Clemento de Macchi, pianist.
The seventeenth public service of the American
Guild Of Organists viii take place at Trinity
Church Thursday evening January %, under
the direction OF Victor Baier, organist and choir
master. The address will be delivered by the Rev
John Harris Knowles Of Trinity Parish
Samuel A. Baldwin will give organ recital
st. Barthoomew's Church on Monday evening.
January 27. 8I5 o'clock Mr.. Baldwin Will be
assisted by Mrs. Jessica De Wolf soprano.
concert Of music composed by Louis V. saar
with one exception Will be given in the hall of the
Brooklyn Arion this afternoon by Mr. Saar, Miss
Fneda Slender. Henry Schradeck, Carl Hauser
Josef Laendler and Arthur Laser. The single ex-
ception is Josef Rhenbergers Quintet op. ia
which will be played a memorial to Mr.. Saar's
teacher
The operate and dramatic performances to be
given in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf-As-
toria under the direction Of L. NJ. Ruben, every
Friday morning commencing February IA. at 80
o'clock promise to be not only attractive from
artistic point of view, but also from social side.
Boxes and seats have already been secured by
William c. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs Walter G.
Oakman. Mr.. and Mrs +. s. Hastings, Mr.. William
Bayard Blackwell. Mrs Croc1er, Mrs. J. f. Martin.
Mrs. Cora Macauley Mrs Charles +. Swan, Mrs.
Robert Nicols and others Among the artists who
will appear Mile FRITZ Scheff. Mr. David Bisp-
ham, Signor Scotti. OF the Maurice Grau Opera
Company. at the Metropolitan Opera House; NM.
Gerardy, Heathe Gregory, Florizel and other well
known artists. Negotiations for eminent dramatic
attractions for these mornings pending.
A special feature will be the first production of
Walt Whitman's celebrated poem, THE Flight of
the Eagle" to music written by Mr. Homer Norris
of Boston, young American composer. Mr. David
Bispham will sing the barytone part. The soprano
and tenor parts will also be sung by well known
Americans.
Nine Lilli Lehman before sailing for Europe at
the end of her present Western tour. under the
direction of c. L. Graft. will be heard more In
New-York in a concert in conjunction with a num-
Der of other artists. This concert will mark Nine.
Lehmann's farewell TO America. for IL is said she
has expressed her intention of retiring the close
OF the present season. The date and details OF
thls concert will be announced later.
The annual appearance of the Pittsburg Orchestra
victor Herbert. conductor. in Carnegie Hall. is
announced for Tuesday evening OF this week The
programme is modern, containing distinct noveItv
a quasi novelty and OF the most popular of
the planoforte concertos follows:
symphony No. / G minor ,rx.,,uL,r.s,,
Concerto for pisnoforte and orchestra No. T. in d