New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

Jams for five years solo barytone Of the Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church. will be given under
the musical direction Of John Hyatt Brewer. Mr..
Williams, who is OF Welsh ancestry, was born IN
Wisconsin thirty-one years ago, and intends to
study in Europe this summer, resumtng his rela-
tions with DR.. Gregg's church in the autumn He
will take part in the concert, as will also Miss
Laura H Chaplin soprano; Miss Lillian LittIehales,
vioIoncelIo; Arthur Rowe Pollock and William G.
Hammond at the pianoforte. Following is the pro-
gramme:
The Rose OF Desert -Prothero
of the sun CaIdara
sunset" Buck
Danny Deever n, i1iiar
Largo and presto. from MaFceo
s1yrnphs shepherds' Purcell
Spring --:..--... -tienscneI
% ruddsr than cherry Handel
0'a'i' Mr Williams
EIsgie Gcens
Miss IAttIehaes.
slnce mine eyes beheld him" ..-........ schu4nann
The First Rose Of Summer Johns
Inc S"ii' 9"A-''" Miss Chapin
adcased to Mr. .n Williams Accompanied by the
20 Isnd sI,Inea ga Nv Fathers; - old Welsh
Mr. Williams.
Du'' Miss Chaplin and Mr. Williams.
A special musical service will be held at the
Church of the Incarnation. Madison-ave. and Thir-
ty-hfth-st this afternoon, beginning at o'clock.
IN which q small orchestra will take part. and
selections from Handlers Samson VIII be per
formed under the direction Of w. r. Hedden. or
ganist and chormaster.
The fifth and last concert of the Manuscript
Society of New-York for this will take
place on Monday evening at the Carnegie Chamber
Music Hall The programme will include number
OF manuscript works Carl Venth contributes a
new song cycle, Myth Voices for quartet. vio-
lin and piano. and Addison F. Andrews a group
of manuscript songs for tenors. Other numbers by
Nevin Mrs. Beach Kroeger, Miss Lang, MacDow-
ell Dayas and Mason will be given.
Tuesday evening at Carnegie Lyceum the
Wouan's South African League will give even
ing of Irish music and poetry. The musical part
of the programme will be rendered by Mrs. Rolie
Borden-Low soprano: Nine. Julia Rudge, con-
tralto; Miss Eugenia Munson. violiniste: Francis
walker barytone. and Edward O'Mahony. basso
Ferdinand Himmelreich pupil Of Joseffy. gives
recital in Mendelssohn Hail. on Tuesday even
ing assisted by Nine Sedohf Argilagos. soprano
Avery Belvor. barytone. and Arthur Rosensteih.
accompanist Among the piano numbers TO be pre-
sAr+ed bv Mr. Hfrnrnereich s the first movement
~ the Chopin minor Concerto. with orchestra
mart by Mr.. Rosenstein on a second piano; the
Chopin Impromptu in sharp minor ana the
= minor waltz; Mendelssohn's "Capriccio Brill
iante" Griegs butterflies and a waltz by MI
Himuelreich Nine. Argilagos will sing The
Magic Flute" aria and the -'Eoce di Prtmavera,
-, strauss. and Mr.. Belvors selections are
Nevin's "Rechte Zeit' and an aria from Pagh-
acci-"
Mrs Fannie Observation-Disclosures will play next
week in Springfield and St Joseph Mo; Peoria
rd caIasburg H. and Cleveland. with the
-, O-cbestra on the 9th she will play in
syracuse Brooklyn the 18th and in Men
ae,ssotr nan on Thursday afternoon. the 3oth.
A. ,fen6eIssohn Han on next Friday afternoon,
Az~rH sci
uIt-ch the Young Russian pianist. makes his fare
,-s,I annsaraness in America. Since his first con-
cert in september last. at the Worcester festival