New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

arIne Fisk at Mendelssohn Hall next Friday after
noon:
lie Maraee des Roses. Frank
la Procession. .....--..S
Au C4netie-e.. Gabriel Faure
5ercese. BENJAMIN 7a GODDARD
4rah son TfeosSre DUBOIS
e souvient-l? augusta Hoines
AaeaL de- rii5tesse Arabe.. George Bzet
F 41Ae r5, sen -'''-''-'-"'
r -l1e : . .............--..F eynaIdo Hahn
L arfenre Saint sasns
r con ~ oce ecitef panoforte violin vion
The fine organ Of the Church Of St Francis Xavier,
in West Sixteenth-st., which has been entirely
rebuilt during last summer, Will be reopened and
rededicated this evening. CASTOR Dethier organlst
O. the church. will give recital. the Rev. ". o ..
Pardow viii preach a sermon and the organ Will
then be solennIy blessed Mr.. Dethiers pro-
gramme VIII be as follows;
Prelude and fugue in minor - Bah
G Gs94 P 9iSsos N DefhsE
T5HsTrodv Sinding
The music IN connection with the ceremony Of the
blessing OF the instrument viii be as follows;
Professional: ''Angulare Fuadaunentunn
~ . Boy sob 6s1a in sane5is eius AIoltor
S--- Clergy and choir p,.,
4f2ro e l1 Ra55s parts S oPeaj
Tantum ergo Riley E Phillips choir. ~,
Adorenaus and La ldate - ,
Fostlude a''AS
G wa-ing stebbins has begun series Of free
orgsn reciTals in Emmanuel Baptist Church.
rs,,,,-, The first was on last Thursday evening,
devoted 10 French composers. On December Il
the music will be German. on January z English
and on February IS American.
r--.-o,s Rogers announces a song recital 10 be
given IN Mendelssohn Hall on the afternoon OF
Tuesssv December s. at O'Clock Inc pro
r-amne he is to sing here he VAL rehea[se pc
fore his friends in Boston at recitai III 9Ie'e''
Hall on December =
George HanIin. who has been chosen ny the
Nev,-yorlz Oratorio Society 10 sing at us annual
-o-4r-r,a,ca OF The Messiah at Chrlstmastlue,
= -. -a.,.,snt Of a compliment from Richard
c+-a,,es Mr. Haullin was the pioneer Interpreter
Of strausss songs in this country anu mas aI"l
been an adulirer OF his vocal music.
recognizing all this. has written MN 'HA' nc
s,res him TO sing some Of the progr atllllies u "
- - tts ,r,fe Frau Strauss-de Alma He has
@o-t Nv, afteen songs from which TO make his
choice.
----,..- ,,.-.-o.ob and his New-York Symphony
C,ot.s+ra will give their second concert OF lle
season al the West End Theatre to-nlshL, W.
Mrs. shotwen-Piper, soprano ana 70 - g.
,-ris+ &c solofsts A feature Of the programme Is
-. o1c,aDt Hebrew chant 'Koi Nidrei'" py MT
sop,,lz with orchestral accompaniment Inc pro-
r-am-ue for this evening IS as foAoWs'
a Sketch from the Russian steppes BOZ 2a
ca Air -.
Air. 'Fsars- mes I ESaT sao;@sripcf Greg
suite Peer oynt .. -. 1-eIiaes LisE
sTtoi Nidrei' 5sn ancient Hebrew chant for v1o10
cello. Win orchestra s,,
Costume BAH slxetches' R
I'm. Iast slurnber Of virgin
Waltz. In the Vienna Woods ------.-.'
Orchestral and choral music OF the old masters
81. cc,,nte-point viii begin next Saturday afternoon
-. ~ historical series Of the Symphony Concerts
FOR Young People at Carnegie Hall Inc Pr
a-,rne contains examples Of the work OF ten COM
1oeers beeinning with the thirteenth century -
= 20, lrnoOn who composed two Of the Vocal IN
[.-s--,ne the famous old English round oi- ,
a., ,,,,-,e1 n is the earliest OF the known 49,
a. mis- form and tie manuscript On pei4eO -.
.-vstiorl is in the British Museum Fia - -.
rosch viii conduct the orchestra. ano WI. ,Nt
t-T.er the music 10 be performed, disths U49s
,ba several schools Of composition a. - In
tion FOR the second Of the six cohoeI =, 80
-, --i+h tbe eirbteenth century opera oIa'o- ~
-, ,- Tho choir or the Musical Art 90
cietv will sing the choral nunlDeiS'
gramme follows:
sarahaads OdJS-i695l .Parneau
Tsrnboar.n sl9sS 7lS concerto Ci6s.-I75s) Handel
ave Eerum usJo-I52I) ---.''-' ....-----.-...-
25amas ls G52a-I5s,
Choir OF the Musical Art society -.
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