New-York tribune., 1903-01-11


music dramas at Daly's Theatre, Monday and
Thursday afternoons in January, will begin to-mor-
row. at p. m Mr. Frohman, under whose man
aeement the recitals given, announces that the
first recital will be Tristan und Isolde, and
the Iiebestod will be sung by Mrs. Lillian Pray.
soprano. The second recital is to be on Thursday
afternoon January Is, on "Parsfal, and the as
sisting artist will be David Names. who will play
the Good Friday SPELL arranged for violin and
piano.
The second concert in the Peoples Symphony Con-
cert series will be given Cooper Union on January
13, with Arthur Mees. conductor, and Miss Fielding
Roselle mezzo contralto. The programme:
Overture .'Euryanhe' Weber
Recitative and aria from ''Alceste' :....... Gluck
Waltz movement from serenade' .-.-.-.. .Vokmsnn
Introduction Ill 'Iohengrtn' Wagner
Arthur Mees who is to conduct this Peoples Sym
phony concert. though conductor Of the Mendes-
sohn Glee Club which is the finest organization of
its kind in the country. is better known TO the
public of Chicago Cincinnati. Albany and other
cities than to the people of New-York. The con-
certs of the Mendelssohn Glee Club private
affairs, and it is years since Mr.. Mees was
occasionally seen in the conductors chair at per-
formances of the National Opera Company when he
Theodore Thomas's assistant. He is a native
of Columbus. Ohio. where he was born in 1850. and
his advanced studies in music made in Berlin,
where he pupil of Ku1lak, weitzmann and
cinnati. where for six years he was choirmaster of
the Festival Association. He then to New
York assistant to Mr.. Thomas. going with him
later Chicago, where he trained the choruses that
occasionally took part in the symphony Orchestra
concerts and substituted for Mr.. Thomas as con-
ductor Since his return to New York he has been
conductor of the Mendessohn Glee Club. of a sing
ing society in Orange and of one in Albany, in
which city he has been director of the festivals.
Mr. Mees is a writer music well practi-
osad fhl yarnc mes of
the Philharmonic Society from 1887 to 1896, and in
the course of his stay in Chicago those of the SYM
phony Orchestra He is also the author of "Choirs
and Choral Music" book of sterling value pub
lished by Charles Scribner's Sons.
At the Carnegie Lyceum next Saturday evening
a Russian boy named Henry S. Wolsky. of whose
talents as a vionist much praise has been spoken.
will give a recital. He is pupil of Henry Schra-
dieck and is thirteen years old. At his concert
he will play Vfeuxtemps's Fantaise Caprice, VIE
niawskfs Faust Fantastic and Sant-Saen's
Rondo Capriccioso. Anton Schott will sing songs
by Loewe, Schubert and Schumann.
Miss Ethel Inman, pianist and Isidor Schnitzler,
vioinist. assisted by Herbert witherspoon basso
will give a recital at Mendelssohn Hall next Thurs
day afternoon. The programme:
Piano, Kreiserians Nos and 2.-........ schumann
iolin AIRS Hsses obagf FTana
b. "Eihst verlOr UNI cine Israune,, ,,-,.-.
Piano BalIsde: . minor Louis v oss.s, sasr
b. Chanson d Amour y oseffy
c. Erl K6nig -..-..-.....-.-.... .Schubert-1>iszt
Piano violin senate d .Schumann
Songs Had Horse Hungarian melody ar
ranged by .-..................---...F F. Korbay
b. Absent A Tirindeli
c The Pipes Of Pan Edward Elgar
Noiin-a Baresrolle -Schnzler
B. NAlse Mazourka Schnitz.er
Programme of Mark Hambourgs recital at Men,
dessohn Hail. on Tuesday, at o'clock:
Theme and variations. in F minor Haydn
in c. major. No 3...-..-.-.-...L V Beethoven
Sonata B fiat miner op; s5-.-.--......... Chopin
Nocturne. major
etudes Chopin
Scherzo. sharp. minor
Melode -Guck-Sgambati
Staccsto etuce L. Slngaglia
hoIkslleo Nj. Hamburg
Barearoie - .Rubinstein
Tschaikows ski-Pabst
The second of the Keltenborn Sunday evening
concerts will be given at Carnegie Hall tonight
The soloists will be Victoria Boshco. piano; Paul
Dufaut tenor; Franz Kaltenborn. violin; Warren
r. Hedden. organs John Cheshire. harp; Louis
Heine violoncello, and Mrs. Shedon-Pearce, ac-
companst.
Miss Winifred Titus. young soprano. who has
recently returned from extended study abroad,