New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

-. ......,.... ssiied of It's effect only Pc
Gauss Of the imperfect acousuo PFoPoI .S.rro
MesrcpolIteh Opera Hetase tot ositsA% syDsT
aneas an The stage" Admitted ehsH tnose Pl -,
tIee avs nct ali they should or might De, Was u
they that compelled MI Eeasohst 70 sheHS -
entrances OF the respective voices 20 1Ll - ,,,.,
from beginning to end, and ever ana anon - - 90
along now with one voice now VIE u.,'st -. his
loudly as TO be heard by the audisnee thousa -,
baeL vgas turuedF The acoustic conditions are ho.
rood but the choir OF boys ives heAre Witno
diHleuitx; and at Sunday nights peEtOFi 80 ~
Rcesinis "stabst Mater this year ana 80 80
"RAuuiarr' two years ago the small opera cnoEus
ae,aione6 many times the volume Of sound gwen
cut by the Brooklyn oratorio Society at thS PEI
Torrance of Mr.. Henschels hequem' -
choir boys and opera choristers speclaI oisL go
ton OF aoousctal favor at the AetF0P0h'a" oSe2
House? 80, ~
The criticism of The Tribune was neither uh.
lust not unfair; it may be left to stand RsaILash
Mr. HenscheTs without appeal to the eoEFooo'
tive testimony of other newspapers. because "~o
the quality of Observation-Disclosures which Ar Heh-
acbeI'g lacks Il was the composers hearts ooSate
70 conduct performance of his work Ia New Lo[h'
snd the concert for the benefit OF the Bthicai SuI
ure Societies gratihed 1t. MF. Henecnel was Aot
zoo6 critic under the circumstances 10 say the
least II the performance really reflected his no
tions Of nuance rhythm, feeling and precision Al
cheraI work we can only wonder at his standard
J Warren Andrews is giving a series of Lenten
organ recItaIg free to the public, IN the Church
Of the Divine Paternity at Seventy-sixth-st ana
Central Park West. They take place on successive
rhursday afternoons from now till April z. ana
begin at o'clock. The organ pieces are inter
spersed with vocal music, by Mrs Lillian Pray
Miss EsteIie Harris, Miss Lillian Carilsmith Miss
CorneIia ". Marvin. Albert Quesnel Dr. Sarl P9Rs gI
HaYeuerite Fry soprano; Miss Florence LsHs,
contFsIto; Mrs. Lila Wigmore Squire, soprano;
f5T tenor, and William Frederick Spence. violin
viii be given in the CHURCH OF ne faolS C9ihe ne
WedBesday afternoons in Lent, by Charles ELnet-
s,eFt Hall At the last recital on April D. e. WHIT
ney coomba will play the organ
Following Is the programme for the third anc iese
concert Of the Kaltsnborn Quartet in MendeIssohn
Hall on Tuesday evening next;
Quartet major op Is No .seetn9ss 2Erai
NOcurne a5qF for Violin oL M SPd yt9a
New, first tin1e-) -,.-A
Fantasiestuck, Won 90Es paaS
Air, 1neJor. RheinberEer
Ggas' . iltpIr NJ 'Kaiten6ofn and Miss Rollins.
Quintet minor, SO Chrst time in ArneriGs9 rr.
August spanuth and Kaltenbern Quartet.
H H Wetzler and his orchestra are to give
concert of French and Viennese music at Days
Theatre on Monday afternoon, at o'clock, assisted
by Hugo Hermann, vioInist, and Emilio de Go
gorza barytone. The full programme is as fohoWs:
Overture 'FIedermaus''. strsass
Joconda NicoloIs Isonsra
La Mrabis. SIanger eieor
eoS Emilio de Gogorza. 80.
Prelude CneW2 "
vaIss for hute and GODDARD
Charles Mole. .
AdaSto -
f+''UO' - - HUGO Hearmann.
Tass S9Is igs isnts .DeIlbes