New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06

forte and Miss Silvia Bromley. soprano. and Tor
Van Pyk. tenor. win sing at meeting OF the vocal
department OF the Women's Philharmonic Society,
IN the chapter room OF Carnegie Hall, on Tuesday
evening Of this week
The Apollo Club. of Brooklyn, win give it's first
private concert this season in Association Hall next
Tuesday evening. John Hyatt Brewer, the newly
elected conductor. will be at his post Miss Olive
Mead violinist, Will play. and there will be solo
singing by Mrs. Maude Fenlon Boman, soprano;
Hugh Williams, barytone; Frederick G. Rorer.
tenor; Livingston Chapman, bass. and Dr. Eugene
w Marshall, barytone
The Educational Alliance. on the East Side. viii
pursue its aims in direction by giving concert
thus evening. at which the performers will be Sam
FRANKIE and his orchestra, Mrs H. Ddesheim, Sc
pTano' and Miss Henrietta Bach. vioiinist
David Bispham win give another song recital in
Mendelssohn Hall the afternoon Of January g.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra programmes for
their concerts at Carnegie Hall this week are as
follows:
THURSDAY EVENING.
Aria rsro psEI5 .L8s ss55 a TITO mDsar,
.-r. Clarinet obblgato by Mr. V. Lebaily. 80
s ane Ideal" symphonic poem No Il :IAss'
from Z Allegro Il Penseroso. ed Il Moderate fiandei
soloist Mime Mei6a
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Overture 10 "A Midsummer Nights Dream" op 81.
concerto IN MINOR for violoncello and orchestra
LIE vogvode bailade syrnphonique pour orehestre.
First time at these concerts)
Harold in. II I'a yPnoy in 0u movements as;o With sr,,
u VIA solo Nv NJ T; Fe-iri
soiost NJ Rudclf Krasselt,
Nine Nellie Media will bring her present Ameri-
can tour OF forty concerts to a close on Friday
evening, December IS. at Carnegie Hail, when she
viii have the assistance Of the members of the
company who have been with her during the pres
ent engagement. including Ellison Van Hose.
1enor Charles Gilbert barytone; Nile Ada Sasol,
harpst; Miss Davies pianist, and complete or
Ghestra. w III the exception OF the Boston sym
pnohy concert at the same place next hursd3y
evening. this will positively be Nine, Melbas only
appearance in New-4 ork this season, as she sails
bTia- -
The third Wetzler Symphony Concert win take
place on Tuesday evening at Carnegie Hall. Har-
old Bauer will be the sooist. and the programme is
follows:
-. 50rehesT q BY H. H. wetzlerJ ,,.......,-
Concerto in e fiat foI yiano op a. Beethoven
Symphony in minor op. IS. Brahms
The Bach Suite. orchestrated by Mr.. wetzer IN
its orgRal form is the first Of the six organ sOnatas
written by Bach for his son Friedman
The most important musical affairs OF the season
in New-RocheIIe will be the four concerts of the
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the NeW-Rochelle Theatre On the evenings Of De-
ceInber 6. January u February 10 and April J. For
this its second season the managers have outlined
a series of concerts more ambitious than those OF
last year The first one on Tuesday, Deeember s Is
given by the Names Quartet, assisted by Mrs.
Clara DaInrOsCh Names, pianist. They will play
soloist is Miss Susan Metcalfe who, as usual will
sing number Of short songs representing wide
range Of styles
William c. Carl VIII give a ''Parsifar' programme
at his final free organ recital Of the fall series next
Tuesday evening in the First Presbyterian Church,
Fifth-ave. and Twelftn-st. assisted by Miss Kath-
rim HIKE soprano, and Andreas Schneider, barry
tone. with analytical notes by Dr. Howard DufeId.
The following selections from 'Parstfar' will be
given: Prelude, Procession Of the Knights Of the
Grail. Amfortas's Lament and the Good Friday
music The recital IS free 70 the public
At Carnegie Chamber Music Hall tomorrow even
ing the first chamber music concert will be given by
the New-York Trio-Alvina Friend. piano; Bernard
Sinsheimer viCun, and Paul Kefer, violonceo.
The programme:
Trio for violin. vioIonceuo and plano. %. o. B fiat
Because'' q HardeIot
.Ttnen Tosti
Trio for violin. vioIonee.io and plano. oD 80 fat
1J0r t'unlEstein
At the Garrett, No. West Thirtieth-st. De-
cember 8, at $50 p. m, Mrs. Amy Grant will be
heard in musical readings assisted by Miss Grace
Munson, contralto; Charles Watson Russell cell
list; H l. Bra1nard. pianist and composer.
Programme Of the concert by the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra in the Baptist Temple. Brook
lyn, Friday evening:
symphony IN major No 2.............-. Beethoven
pianosorte op Henry Holden Huzs
Miss Adele Aus der One.
Symphonic poem. Vysehrad .Srnetznz
Academic brzhEns
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RECEPTIONS At BARNARD COLLEGE.
The Womens Graduate Club OF Columbia Uni
versity gave 4 reception last Friday to members
of the Columbia faculty and other friends OF the