New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

Song; az The Study and Cultivation OF Pure
Vowel Tone in Various Languages; 90 'lncor-
rect Pronunciation Of the English Languase IN
Singing and IN Defamation; 90 Faulty
Fnunciation Of English Speaking Singers: ats
Causes and Remedies: "a The Actors Neglect
of ccienfin, Voice culture and Its Results: -
( Tone Color and Diction a Aids TO Expression
and Interpretation" David Bispham VIII Illus
trate the various stages Of the lecture with a
specially prepared series OF vocal and dramatic
numbers having reference 10 the following feat-
urcs. Dialect IN song. the art OF spoken decla-
nation; indistinct and clear enunciation; sIoVen-
~ and correct phrasing: colorless and expressive
tone: erroneous and true Interpretation.
At Clavier Hall. No. IL West Twenty-second-
St, the Nemes fourth popular chamber music
concert IS 20 be given tomorrow evening at $50
Miss Marie Louise Gehlc contralto and Hans
Kronold. 'cellst. VIII assist
The Peoples Choral Union will give its
nual concert at Carnegie Hall on April II. Be
sides Max Bruch's cantata THE Cross OF Fire."
and the finale OF act third OF DE Melster-
singer" there viii be sung two part songs,
! Henry Holden Huss's The RecessionaI' and
| Edgar Stilman kelley's 30 Captain! My Cap
! tain" The chorus VIII be assisted by the New
York Symphony Orchestra
Three historical lecture song recitals VIII be
! given at the Carnegie Hall banquet hall March
/ 10. April > and April l6 at II a m. by Miss
/ Margaret Goetz. mczzo-contraIto; Miss Hide
| gard Hoffman. soprano; Whitney Woodbridge.
! tenor: DR.. Carl z. Duff, barytone; Henry Io!-
/ den IIuss. composer-pianist: Miss Alice X. Hore.
accompauist.
! 4 considerable interest IS being taken in this
years Richard Wagner festival at the Prnz-
! regenteu Theater and in the Mozart festival at
the Royal Residenz and Royal Hof Theaters, IN
Munich, and large numbers OF tickets nave al
ready been ordered from all parts OF the civilized
/ world The Mozart performances last from
August l TO II. and in connection with these the
Richard Wagner festival is 10 be given az the
| Prinzregenten Theater from August - to Sep
] TENDER u. Besides Mr. Motif, the conductors
! Hofllapellmeister Felix Weingartner and Pro-
| fessor Nilrisch have been engaged as guests.
/ Explanatory programmes IN. three languages
/ are now published and may be obtained from
| the tourist Office Of Schenker * Co, Munich,
! Prorlenadeplatz rs. where also all orders for
| tickets should be sent
| T. x Arens conductor Of the Peoples Sym
| phony Concerts, has arranged attractive pro-
gramn1es for the concluding concerts Of this sea-
| sons series. The last concert Of the regular
! series viii be given on Tuesday evening at
! Cooper Union. when the orchestral selections
! win include two Wagner numbers. the Par
/ sfal" prelude and the fire magic music from the
..7-4liry--p Schubert Will be represented bv his
/ unfinished symphony in 3 minor. and List by
| his piano concerto in Z fiat, played by Miss
| Henrietta Nicholson Edward Johnson. tenor,
| VIII sing a Tschaikowsky aria. The extra con-
! cert 20 be given at the West End Theatre on
/ Sunday evening, March 20. viii offer the follow
| ture No. 5. Dvoraks New World" symphony,
| Wagner's "Kaisermarsch." Saint-Saens's q
minor piano concerto played by Louis Bachner,
I and Gounod aras from the Queen OF Sheba,"
| sung by Mrs. Rollie Borden Low.
The first appearance IN concert OF the Young
! Mems symphony Orchestra should furnish an
! interesting musical event. This organization
/ which owes its existence 70 the generosity Of
/ some wealthy citizens desirous OF providing a
: practical method by which young men studying
] for the musical profession can gain actual eX-
/ rerience in orchestral playing has been work.
/ ing n year. under the guidance Of Mr.. A. D
] Nope. The concert is given this afternoon at
/ Carnegie LyCeum. when invited audience VIII
] be offered a programme including Beethoven's
. 'Egnont" overture. AIoZart's g minor sym
. rhony Gounod's "Walpurgls Night" and the
! Ernst orchestral arrangement OF Hungarian airs
! in which the solo viii be played by Harry Wies-
/ bach concert master of the organization.
! The final symphony Concert for Young Peo-
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