New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

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fTTH TSe pSePYorK performencs viii not take more
| than two hours
The sixth and last OF the seasons symphony
| Concerts Young People will take place on Sat
| urday afternoon in Carnegie Hall. under the d.
| rection of Frank Damrosch. The programme
which is made up entirely Of selections from Wag-
ner's NiebeIunsen operas and "Parsifsl Is as fol-
| lows:
seEtrsds Rhine Journey
ssEfreds Death 'Dis G6tterda
the fspass for Violin and orchestra by wheJ
| Violin solo. David Names .r,,. u,.,.r-..
| special concert consisting of "Floriana," song
| cycle by Arthur whiting, and a miscellaneous pro-
granme will be given in Association Hall, brook-
lyn. by vocal quartet. Miss Edith r. chapman so
| prano; Miss Marguerite Hall. contraito; John
| Young. tenor; Francis Rogers, barytone; Arthur
| Whiting musical director and pianist. and C. T.
| Wark accompanist, on Wednesday evening The
| programme:
| Duets: ,- ,.o-..
Gontinen. .aorinso ina oTh0ms' mI0aae
| Miss Chapman and Mr Young.
.aum dgroh die napmeruns ;sk.sone sssGss
n0''s' t'A''AO Mr. Rogers
seFsnata ,i Hall
'Ph!lns has such charming graces Anthony Honns bo
"s'0's '"' D1"-' Mr. Yong.
:Is4s Ess qsa !. rIfes Es: end Whiting
90 there's a,ss ssn1s Aai t9r sHd S3 Rogers.
Soil for Pianoforte: suu,n.,,
E'"d''' major ar NJ Eaiaas %sso', Chopin
Po.ns ES.s eifs from oSsr Hsrfods Gardens
Mr. Youns Mr. Roger Rogers and and Mr. Whiting
Miss Fannie Hirsch announces e concert. assisted
| by Max Rendix, volinist. and G. A. Randegger,
| pianist at Mendelssohn Hail. next Tuesday even
Three quartet concerts will be given by Miss
Olive Mead first violin; Miss Bertha Buckin. sec
ond violin; Miss Anna Often. viola, and Miss Ili-
Ian Littlehaes volonceo. with the assistance of
Mrs. David Names. Miss Clara Often and Arthur
Emburghs. No 30 East Thirty -eighth-st.; on Sun
Nc Is s. East Eish5hs M and on SUNDAY April 5 at
p. m. at Mrs. Henry Wizards No. 140 West
| Ludwig Marum vIoinist. and Mrs. Ludwig Ma
rum soprano, announce I1ellttH musical VI
ber music and song at sherry's on next Wednes-
day evening They will be assisted by Leo Schulz.
cello; Jacob Altschuler viola. and Hermann Hans
| WetZer. al the piano
! At Chamber Music Hall next Tuesday evening
the third concert of the Dannreuther Quartet will
| be given. The programme is as follows:
Theme and variations from quartette. in D minor
Quartet. op 25 in major for panoforte violin.
viola and Vlol7ncelo.- 'iihns
| r. E Johnson says he has received many more
requests for Duss and his Metropolitan Opera
House Orchestra than he possibly fill this
spring that he has arranged fall tour OF forty
| eight concerts. beginning in Denver October l.
and ending in Richmond. Va. November g. For
this special tour he says he has engaged the fol-
/ lowing quartet of soloists: Mines. Nordca and
Louise Homer and Scott and Edouard De Reszke
The objective point of the tour will be San Fran
cisco. A number of cities will be visited the
Pacific Coast, in Texas and in the Middle West
| Miss Leila Livingston Morse, mezzo soprano. and
David Baxter, Scotch basso will give their second
| song recital the Astor Gallery, WadorfAstoria,
| next Tuesday. commencing at 3 o'clock Victor
| Harris will be at the piano. and the programme
will be:
Sands O. Dee. Clay
Would my Were Mine brock~sy
81 sysI;n, dss ailss w ,5a3I gshn
FIR Musk f. Franz
Meme ils1s is s''" Mis-. Morse Brahms
! Sisters O BenorIe' ......
Cooper o Fife. '............... RaIIads
Fine Flowers IN the Valley. ~
| Jenny NettleS'
MI Baxter.
| Sing c Me, Sing '..........-( CLAYTON Johns
| This Is tho Moon OF Roses -
Whsn SGlt the Land Was White with Moonlight Nsyn
Lend Me Thy Filet. Love .bIoeR"ES
| Miss Morse
"Das Suisse M8del" begins its third week at the
| Irving Place Th catre tomorrow.
At Carnegie Hall next "Wednesday evening, an
orchestral will be given, with Arthur Hoch-
| man az solo pianist. Louis A Won Gaertners or
! chestral compositions will be played Miss Ada
Crosslev contralto will appear, and Rudolph Bull
lertahn will be the conductor The following is the
programme:
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