New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Society next Friday and Saturday.
certs announced by Mr.. Conried at the Metro
politan will be given with an attractive pro
Webster Powell Marcel Journet and Francisco
Nuibo as soloists. Mr. Nuibo, young Spaniard,
who has made his mark in Paris as leading
tenor at the Grand Opera House, will make his
debut on this occasion. Miss Webster-Powen
will also be heard for the first time at the
Metropolitan in concert. Nine. Ackte Will sing
the Meditation of Bach-Gounod with violin
solo, which will be played by Max Bendtx,
and Messagers waitz song 81 aya1s W Nos 66le e
be heard in an aria from Romeo ct JuNette
and another aria from Martha" while Mr.
Journets selection will be an aria from Don
Carlos and a second aria from Don Giovanni
The orchestra, under the direction Of Mr.. Hertz.
VIII interpret the overture TO henat; tne sec sec
"NIidsummernight's Dream and Cigars mill
tary march, "Pomp and Circumstance
Maria al Macch the italian dramatic soprano
of Mr.. Conried's company at the Metropolitan
Opera House. appears to have a sufficient roper
tory to make her extremely useful to Mr.. Con-
ried. She made her debut at Bresca on
in the year tprima donnas do not like to
have dates set down in cold type). and in time
sang at the theatres In Lisbon Madrid BARGE
Iona and Moscow. In the ancient city OF the
Russian Cars she sang in Rubinstetn's opera,
1.-THE Demon" she then went back to Italy
and sang In Wagnerian roles. She sang at the
Verdi festival OF year or two ago in Berlin.
Herwegh Won Emde will give series of four
concerts to be devoted TO new and rarely heard
works, at No. 212 West Fifty ninth-st on the
afternoon of December I. At the first concert
he will introduce composition by Paul Schein-
plug, of Bremen, for barytone pianoforte, Vio-
lin and English horn Hans Schroeder will
sing, Hermann Hans Wetzler will play the
pianoforte and Joseph Eller the English horn.
Programme Of a recital Of panoforte music
TO be given at Carnegie Hall next Saturday af-
ternoon by Josef Hoffman,:
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"I Tenebreuse. 'c0upsrn
"t'arneyal" op .schunann
Melody Gldcksgambatu
''lIorgensandchsn'' (IiarKi Harki the Lark.
pfaps9ds Hongroiss No T1szt
Heinrich Meyn barytone. will give a song
cital in Mendelssohn Hall next Friday evening.
This is his list OF songs:
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''Chanson Goire''....s
The German Liederkranz will enjoy its first
! concert this evening. when Victor Herbert's
cantata 1.-THE Captive will be performed
and there will be a miscellaneous concert in
which Josef Holman, Corinne Rider Kelsey.
Carl Schlegel, chorus and orchestra will take
part.
Nine. Jeanne Frankie will give a concert IN
Carnegie Lyceum next Tuesday evening" at
which she will have the help OF Miss katherine
Ruth Heyman and Julian Walker. The pro-
gramme follows:
so' mn Frsno anu Miss Katherine r sS%an i4'A
<omGa slsser To-; Bach
Mr. Julian walker.
Prelude. Arthur Foote
Mss Katherine Heyman '1''1'
oNl'S''' = Nina Franko e'N's''''
Avops Tls Dix
Scotch Ballad M walker
Carf5n Saint
Miss Katherine Heyrsn " '''S
Meioarama Fccono. .cursuo
sehsrz0 Nm. Y;s,,o ....Van GOens
Clarence Eddy las issued invitations for a
recital to be given by M. Alphonse Mustel of
Paris on the Mustel organ at the music room
OF Frank Seymour Hastings next Tuesday even
ing Mrs. Grace Nj. Dickman, contralto and
Mr. Eddy viii assist
Henri Morins Franco american band will give
concert in Carnegie Hall this evening. at which
Nine. Paula woehning and Nine. Theresa Dor
geval will sing.
Programme OF concert to be given by Miss
Nettie Baylis violin: F. Huntington Potter
tenor, and Andre Benost. pianoforte. at Mem
delssohn Hall next Thursday evening:
Miss BsEs ana Mr. B,noi.t