New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

tinian The work appeared in eight II, folio lie vol vol
don in 1850. The compositions for from one 10
four voices, with figured BASES for organ or harps-
cello According his statement Mareell9
snd BEAUTY m S with edern energy Of expression His
concerted pieces generally contrapuntal but ne
employs traditional Hebrew melodies.
The other numbers Of Mr. Epank9s 81 2eiada
Haydns symphony in fiat GNo Of the he sal0a
from operas by Gretry.
Saint-Saens's setting Of the Nineteenth Psalm
extremely interesting and beautiful work, and'
like the pianoforte concerto in q minor a trioute
to the French composers love for Bach. will be
sung at the Church of the Incarnation this after
noon at CLOCK.
The fifth and last WetzIer symphony concert
will be given the evening of February "a at
Carnegie Hall. The soloist will be Nine. Lillian
Nordica.
At Mendelssohn Hall, THURSDAY afternoon Miss
Kathrin Hike will give song recital with Signor
c. de Macchi at the piano. Programme
Ga5o 6s il ~iG e6e Gsh Gai dane: sasGiat3 s'2FaaP'
Die Pie Lot Lotnsblnme schumsnn
Immer eiser uird nein schlumner Brahms
''Treues R6ssein' .PaderswskI
ich fi 5eh am zaune Won rielitz
Die Nacht st schwarz's r,.o n,bos
.Pore,Ini EeTngle Tesep daGie
'pu bis die Rub Schubert
.Waidruf 9ries
..Gh I'm ~. lgaH Hies, e14.k Of Me-. Chadwick
.The Nightingale Of Cold Arthur Fo'te
At the Hotel Majestic Monday afternoon the
NIendessohn Trio Club Will give its fifth concert
Edward f Barrow. tenor. will be the soloist The
programme:
Dear love- when in thine eyes. Chadwick
%TftuIs .The Night has thousand eyes spross
Violin solo, Adago from suite
Those Azure Eyes '.....-.......-.....--ci- " Cox
Lorna Mendefssobn
Two more letters have reached The Tribune in
response to NJ L. AS request for the text of an
Irisb song Harry Hardness Flagler sends three
stanzas which have fingered in his memory as
follows:
As was a-waikn' down Georges quay,
o ships good ships would how'd on cE'id Ths
And give me % some TeMs MEMS 81 9 eayT nnr 9 nj own a.
ARA n,usha ming n ming
They brought Faylix Up from the how'd below
s Fa9 FayIIA @ drunk ;s or al are nsS ss mad
or what have ye done with the TWO hss !e nau'
And ri tell you what done with the llss had
Sure showed mercy on poor tayfN $ hss a' aii-
A r Judson makes a more comprehensive con-
tribution He sends the song it was sung at
Brown University about 1856. having been intro
duced there he thinks by Il student from Haver-
hill Mass. 'afterward eminent ID. D.
McCirath. sergeant said
Would like your a sergeant made"
With q long sword and three cooked hat,
Och Mrs. McCrath what would you think of that?
Chorus:
Fai de raj de ra musha ding III da.
Oh. Mrs McIrath. by the
For the space OF siviu long
she big ship Sonlin' over the sea
And said My good neghbors, won't you clear the
way for me?
Teddy landed any legs.
And in place OF them wooden legs:
And after dozen kisses or two
Said she, Ny Teddy, this can't be you.
OH you crazy you blind
Wien left your legs behind;
il a Wakin the
That you your legs off to the knee?
behind
Frinch bali took 'enl of at the knee.
Och. my Teddy tall and SLIM
be had A leg limb.
Och, If Teddy at all.
Why didn't from the big cannon bali?
Eternal I do proclaim
Against the King Of France and against the King OF
Spain;