New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

Mis-, Grace RoilFnf Mr. .'- Franz KatenboTn Mr..
Louis Heine
To the Editor of The Tribune. ,o,,
Sir: II seems rather unkind in you TO lay
IS prefaton ids Of Mozarts 'Bat BATH" which she
sang at her b4 Gf Of am o mstaken also her
musical director, and it was plainly owing TO MIN,
hurried and scrambled over in such nartistc fash
ion forcing her to neglect all the the the
caressing deprecations and the fna assured al 10y OF
trsst was lost, which should be emphasized by the
change from the and.nte grazioso M oI me nrss 1b
allegro of the second. 1t cannot be thought for
moment that Mr. Bege Is @ ane fn heard sS some Of
the great soprano singers. who were trained in the
o hE hs 1 ps SSf to its BEAUTIES Which
Miss Metcafe in this instance only to dsapPoiInIt point
Tn1re rng eNpee'a'i0iS u AN AMATEUR.
New-York. Feb. 4 1906.
1T is enough to reply TO this that singers
responsible for their tempt. not accompanies The
latter are supposed follow, not to lead In the
present case the public and critic were not supposed
to know could not know. in fact that Miss Met
calfe disagreed with her teacher and accompanistl
Nine Roger-Miclos's recital at Mendelssohn Hall
takes place next Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
when she will give the following programme:
sonate op est,noge, Beethoven
CaTnepai x-t.e 80 80 HAYDN
scherzo in fat minor -
Baiiade in A fat.........-
Fourth Mazourka GODDARD
Rhapsode XIII S@'
Four concerts will be given by Clarence de Vaux-
Rover vtolinist for the benefit of the library fund
Of the Summer School of New Thought. Oscawana-
on-H Hudson. in the Myrtle Room of the Waldorf
Astoria on Thursday evenings. February T. March
r. April and 80.
Ar David Mannes's second concert this afternoon
the following programme will be given:
Sonata No g. for piano and violin in E major Bach
Mr. and Mrs Names
4hT Himmes6oer 1u Lebchens Himmesbst strauss
whilst du dss Armer dGh gnssdis Brahms
Mrs. Ludwig Marum
Terzetto for two vloiins and viola in major r-.
0p Mr. Names Nj Marum ard Mr., Altschuler.
An illustrated recital at the piano Weber will
be given by Mr.. Elliott Schenck wednesday, Feb
ruarv IL at ; D. rn at the New-York College of
Music Hail. No. rs East Fifty-eighth-st
Following is the programme Of the song recital
at Knabe Hall. Wednesday evening, by Miss Helen
Niebuhr assisted by Hans Kronold, celiist
o cessate di pargarmi. Scaratd G6e5)
del mio dolce ardor 'uek wS@ " ti
il primo amor Miss Niebuhr
Eyenng Song. schgmann
Mr. Kronold.
Me- -OIo scotch MeodV
RoundeEy. XVIth Century Saint lagey ssp
cCeIo obligato. Mr.. Kronod)
/ Niebuhr.
Aus Meinen Grossen Schmerzen Lant
An die Leyer .oCiiuDeFt
Mein
Miss Niebuhr.
s9nlsnze 'Ioens
Kronold. .
Song the
Bisesa song Ianbert
CCello obfgato Kronod.)
Miss Niebuhr.
At the waldorf-Astoria Astor Gallery next Thurs
day afternoon Mr Karl Grienauer the Vienna cell
st assisted by Miss Camilla wertheimer, pianiste'
and Mrs. Karl Grienauer. at the piano. will give
this programme:
oone.rto minor tthree moce.nents Davidof
SaC Allegro tbi Andante tc) Allegro brio.
Mrs. Karl Grienauer.
Moonlight -.--- Grieaauer fmanuscripD
fhoiiHs Mr ard Kari Grienauer.
Poionaise (E matort -Iiszt
Cradle scnubert
DAhoe " ~ Mr and Mrs. Kari Grienauer-
Il, c,ourant GODDARD
Faise Ai''' Miss Camilla wertheimer
Last nori7 " aslldes L.ebestodD
Mr. and Kari Grfenater.
pdoInb sronson has already signed with kocian.
, ,,np bohemian violin yirtuoso. for twenty ad-