New-York tribune., 1902-04-06

understand each other on shis Of musical
literacy. not Of musical knowledee to saw that did
o . msFe ons SDSid sDa serous ri
Those studies the who ga,ro CAV, 10 TO nv Wishes
and surely enough to attain the effects when when e., =
had had n z ehe STRICT letter the law does
not give me what l want, ann Iias mat have been
established are good. The textbooks on counter
point need reformation
NJ c.rossnitb is m give two more Of his enter
tanning recitals at Mendelssohn Hall on sa.uiuas
afternoons April 10 and 10. which VIII pfopauiS "
his last appearances in New-fo ork lor seNei0i &c
sons A complete change of programme !.
nounced for these rectas new anu os ,,
sketch entitled Little Worries, being the pili'
pal numbers. also personal eXperlehCe W. -. :,
Americans" his amusing Amateur Male Quait
The Three Blind Mice as Mendelssohn Oi''P'
Havdn ard other composers would have viewed IT,
r. sorgs ..Tbou of Nv Thou "Delirious Love
song .Jetez les perles Devant les pores ana
other amusing numbers of his old repertoire are o
the programme, together with request huhi'
Miss Hildegard Hoffman,. A young soprano 0A
rrood ability I'm oratorio and German Lleoer, an
nounces a song recital on next SATURDAY eNeins
at Mendelssohn Hail. in which she Will De assiS'eu
by Arthur Hochman. the young pianist "noSo
nlaving this season in New-York ana else" ileio M
has met with much appreciation and success: INC
concert is under the patronage of large hs' u
well known society people, and the lnulcduoiis O.
that the singer and her associate VIII pe " -
by packed house The programme aIi@iA3
the occasion IS one of exceptional Interest anu 10
eu calculated to display TO the best advantage the
musical oualities of the concert giver and her Ae
low artist Miss Hoffman, VIII slhs pleoe
saint-Saens r. Hahn Massenet. Spohr' Lnuihe
Grier List Emery. German and A oIollis
-bonas Mr. Hochnan will play compositions pS
Raa+boven Schubert. " Scharwenka. Tschalko"shi
and Mendessohn-Liszt- The accompanies Will 'e
Mr. r. A Gaylor.
Programme of a recital of music for pianoloi.e'
violin and viooncello by Josef Hofmahii Pii'I
Kreisler and Jean Gerardy at the Academy oi
Music Brooklyn next Thursday evening;
for panoforte and vion 4r ma3or K2eisler
ara a- SsciubeTt
Am spring Jean Gerardy. u.nasssonn
variations Se',e"s's; ~ JOSEF Hofmann .veuxsemp,
Concerto d minor Ne; Fritz Kreisier ,,.-.,-
Trio Josef ma5GT anR 1B Jean erardv KFeisie5
Poonaise. A fat - - . chopin
Overture -.Tannhauser'
Josef HofInafi
Sousa and his band will give two concerts to-day
one in the Star Theatre in the afternoon 'ie o'
IN the METROPOLITAN Opera House, this evening
Mr. Arthur Claassen is preparing Schumann
Der Rose Pigerfahrt" and Der Chordi NoH
reutben =, by Friedrich Kriegeskotten. for per
forn,ance at a concert of the Brooklyn Arfon Con-
cert on April 20. The solo parts will be IN 'he
hands Of Marie Rappold. soprano; Anna Wlhkopp,
contralto: Leo Liebermann, tenor ana Aliieu
Gramm :oass The musical basis Of the compost
rion is the old Lutheran chorale Nun danket Ale
Gott."
Mr. Gustav Dannreuther will produce another OF
Dalrs Abaco's works, Trio Sonata in + MINOR
OliD nd ViOlOnCello tthe continue Cdi-
ried out on pianoforte), at the third concert OF
his Quartet on next Thursday evening The other
numbers OF the programme Will De ochupeIt ;
string quartet in fat op 125, No. /. and Brahmss
nianoforte quintet in minor, op 3i Mr. howard
Brockway will play the pianoforte IN the HrSl ana
last pieces
John Cheshire harpist, will give his annual CON
cert in the Carnegie Lyceum on next Thursday
evening He will introduce his daughter Miss zoe
Cheshire who is also his pupil on this OCCASION
and will also have the assistance of Mrs. Cheshre
and Hermann Hans Wetzler. The first part OF the
oo,oert will consist of harp and pianoforte solos
and trio for harDs and pianoforfe. In the
second part Mr.. Cheshire will produce MS lairy
operetta entitled. THE King and the Maiden
with the choir of the First Congregational Church
of Montclair. y. j.
Mr. Paderewski will play Beethoven's concerto IN
z fiat and number of solo pieces at an orcheslra'
concert in Carnegie Hall this evening conducted 10y
n
overture 10 Der Freischjitz. the scherzo from
Berlioz's dramatic symphony. Romeo ct Juliette
and the Ride of the Vakyror from Wagners
''Walkire.''
The ensemble number which Hofmann. Gerardy
and Kreisler will play at second joint recital
in Carnegie Hall Saturday afternoon April L. 5
10 be Beethovens Trio in B fiat major. op. 80
Cerardy will play two movements from the Saint
Saans Concerto while Kreisler viii be heard in solos
bv Bach Godmark and Guiraud Hofmann will
wind I'D the concert with compositions of Guck-
Saint-Sasns Chopin Wagner and List. The sale of
seats will open on Monday morning at Schuberth's.
Ditson's and Carnegie Hall box office
The Oratorio Society, of Brooklyn. is preparing a
performance of Iiszt's st Elizabeth under the
direction of Walter Henry HaIl for the evening OF
April % Mrs. Jessica De Wolf Miss Marguerite
Hall Georges Chais and Ericsson F. Bushnell will
sing the solos.
The next musical in the course given for the
benefit of the New-York Diet Kitchen Association
is 10 take place tomorrow afternoon, 3:45
o'clock AT the residence of Mrs August Lewis, No.
1l2 East Sixteenth-st The programme includes
Nine Emma Juch. soprano: Miss Maria Victoria
Torrilhon pianoforte, and Mr.. Theodore Gordohn,
violin.
At the Tuxedo next Saturday afternoon Julian
Pascal and Miss Margaret Goetz will give the sec
ond OF two recitals of panoforte music and songs
The object of the recital is illustrate the diff
ferences in style and character of the compost
tions Of the masters. and explanatory remarks will
precede each number. The rectas were especially
planned for young people.
The third concert of the Choral Art Society, of
Brooklyn. will take place April II. There are to
hwy Of he