New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

this does not include various payments 70 the
them for their work in The future as teaching t is
are to make their mark as performers being more
rare There are also thirteen teacheTs VINO klnoty
David Names. who has arranged TO devote tQ one
evening a dnontn 70 tne - tIr In thei mean time
under Miss Wagner.
Miss FIavie van den Hende voloncello. will give
her annual recital at the Waldorf-Astoria on the
evening Of April 10 She will be aided by Katherine
Ruth Heyman, pianoforte, Emilio de Gosorza'
barytone. and Bruno s Huhn, accompantst.
Mr. PaderewsK will give pianoforte recital in
tAe Academy of Music, Brooklyn, tomorrow even
ing at which he Will play the following pro-
gramme:
Three songs without Words. MendeIssohn
Echerzo minor -Chopin
TWO chants Polonase. chopinrLtsz7t
Poionase major. Liszt
Mr. George Grossmith. who was here in Fehru-
ary, will give two Of his delightful entertain
ments in Mendelssohn Hall next Thursday evening
and Saturday afternoon. He will repeat the sketch
"Somebodies and Nobodies.'' and few other OF his
old numbers that were received with favor and in
addition present a satire entitled THE Ibsen
Drama" subject which affords fine play to Mr..
Grossmith's keen wit and mimeuc powers.
Miss Katherine Ruth HeNman VIII give d ItClldl
in the Waldorf-Astoria next Friday evening. Mrs
Gertrude Aud Thomas will sing and Miss Heyman
will play Beethoven's "Appassonata" sonata. three
pieces by Chopin. Arthur Farwells "Ephemeredae'
Iiszt's transcription Of 'Isolde's Liebestod' and
three original pieces by List
Programme Of the concert to be given at the
Metropolitan Opera House this evening by Henry
Wolfsohn:
mo ?5ef @ of3anE ] Hr and Fritz KFesleT
i'a''''e u minor josef Holman, ,--7
Let the Bright Sera9at1a Handel
Andonte Re,tsioso MIS- poro''y T-home
Airs FuSseS Fritz Kreisier. "
I3eLonss Peonase' fat. Chopin
Et!nGeiles yysSSe4l M@5eFoEys5 1s1t
Josef Hofmann,
Programme Of H. Plunket Greene's song recital
in Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock:
Elm neues anddcHtises Kindelwiegen d, Corner de49
.I1oreiey, ...... .schumann
h2 1'i irish la fS id3lI e1S sora o Y STANFORD
''MouTnihg In the Village bweIis''
..Ez '95Ce G '
The Dove and the Lily H Reimann
I've a secret to Tel Thee .......C V stanford
'Clare's Dragons '.-........
Mr., Ben Davies. the eminent Welsh tenor,
rived here Wednesday last for a short tour in
this country. Mr.. Davies came principally to sing
in the Cincinnati festival, which viii be held
during the week of May l2 This will be his fourth
consecutive appearance this festival since his
debut in America in 1893. Other festivals and
concerts that he will sing at in the mean time will
be with the Handel and Haydn Society. in Boston
where he will open his present tour; the Arion
Society, in this city. and the AriOn Society fes
tivaI. Milwaukee; with the Thomas Orchestra. in
Chicago, and in Scranton, Richmond and Western
cities. Mr.. Davies will remain here until May g.
when he will sail for England, where he IS to sing
in the leading concerts and oratorio performances
during the coronation celebration.
Mr. PaderewsBd will be the solo performer at an
orchestral concert to be given IN Carnegie Hall
next Sunday evening under the direction of Her
man Hans WetZler. The sale Of seats will open
tomorrow the music shops of Schuberth and
DitsoD and the box office OF Carnegie Hall
Following are the names of the singers and in
strumentalists who are TO take part in the fes-
tival of the Gaelic Society in the LcnOX Lyceum
next Tuesday evening" Mrs. Eva g. Coleman.
soprano Miss Nora Power. mezzo-soprano. Mrs.
Helen O'Donnel cOntralto; Hobart Smock, tenor;
John c. Dempsey. barytone; Edward O'Mahony,
e BE sen Ssoo 5ahg of h atar qe s in moae G9 the the
old pieces may be noted the march tune played BY
Fontenoy in l745; "Ceann Dubh Diis" March OF
spectveiy to the fourteenth. sixteenth and sew
enteenth centuries. The festival will end with
The last of Mr. Frank Damrosch's symphony
concerts for young people will take place at the
Academy of Music, Brooklyn next Saturday af-
ternoon. The music will all be Of Wagners com
weben from "Segfried" prelude 10 Die Melster-
singer. Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde and
the 'Kaisermarsch."
Mr. Heathe Gregory Will give a song recital, at
which Miss Jessie Shay will play, at the New
York College of Music next Thursday afternoon.
At 3 o'clock next Thursday afternoon Bruno
Huhn will give concert Of vocal and instrumental
chamber music at No l42 East Thirty-third-st
Features of the programme will be Schumanns
Etkei Crane Miss Grace Campbell Mackenzie
Gordon and Heinrich Meyn: and violonceIlo solos
played by Hans kronold. Miss Avice BoNaI Will
play solo on the harp.
The operate and musical performance TO be
given at the Grand Opera House this afternoon for
the benefit Of Mr.. Herman Grau will be a memo
rable one. The programme arranged by Mr.. James
". Morrissey includes the leading operate and
musical attractions in town. and embraces
prominent artists Of the Maurice Grau Opera Com
pany from the Metropolitan Opera House, among
them sgnors Campanari and Blass who will
sing numbers from Faust and al TrOvatore":
The Bostonians." IN scenes from Robin Hood
company from the Herald Square Theatre in seec
tons from Dolly Warden; the Frank Daniels
opera company from the Gaslno, IN some OF us
best selections from Miss Simplicity; the Amer-
Heinrich Conried comedy company from the irving
Place Theatre, in one of its successes; Arthur
Miss Julia Allen, sopranos; Mr. Daniel Harkins and
other dramatic artists. There Will be a grand
chorus and orchestra Tor the opera scenes c cWnch
Guarro and Herr Hirshield will be the musical di-