New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13

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appearance here in a pionaforte recital IN Men
delssohn Hall on Thursday evening. is native
OF Hamburg, and different times pupil
OF Max Fielder, Waldernar Bargiel and later Of
Busoni. Her first public appearance was made
in Hamburg years ago, when she was
heard by Rubnstein, who advised her TO
tinue her musical career. Her programme is as
follows
impTompt no op is5 So sohuSert
tFr.eIy adapted for Plano By Isidor seiss5
sPnas sharp nnor op sohSnsmn
yss.. Eat &. ms5o. Chopin
Tsis. on Motives from Gounod'. Faust" .Lszt
Programme of Vladimir de Pachmanns
pianoforte recital in Mendelssohn Hall, to-nlor-
afternoon:
Per SFoPhst minor rom op 81 s.ha@sRa
Monent Musca at op 81 ' No ehuSart
ss1 eia 4sTt. HaTi the Lark lshake-,--'s
rondo Brilliant op 50, nat Henseits air weber
s ssfssass IN pi asf o SP e e. NO
R nsan Rssi9 op &C. on no IS Nos e'a'
TreisienIne soherzo. c sharp minor. op. &c.
NJ Alexandra C4uilrnant, organist, is no strang-
er New-York. He gave his arst recital IL
Brooklyn last Thursday. His first in ire Bor-
oush of Manhattan will take place IN the Old
First Church next Tuesday evening with the
following international programme:
Prelude and fuEu' in miner 'wsage f1Fue p.o,
Andsntino. from the concerto. OPP = G}anish r,o..
First sontata minor French) ALEX Guilmant
Eo.snnah ds2s-issi Beigian)
Aiegretto % American) Arthur Foots
cnorai song ds1o-1s7e English s. Wesley
A series OF lecture recitals by Walter Dam
rosch on some Of the music OF Wagner and
Beethoven has been arranged by the Brooklyn
Institute of Arts and Sciences In Association
Hall The first took place last Friday, and was
eevoted 70 the first act OF Tristan und Isolde"
On November ISN'T. Damrosch will elucidate
and illustrate the remaining acts Of that drama;
~, December the first act of die Meister-
singer; on December 16 the second and third
acts of the comedy; and on December - Beet
hoven's Ninth Symphony and the "Kreutzer
Sonata" His helpers thus far announced are
Mrs Bertha Harmon-Force. Dan Beddoe and
David Names.
Henri NORM has organized a Franco-Aneri-
can band with uniform and composition like
that of the French Garde Repubcaine Band.
and with this organization he will give a con-
cert in Carnegie Hall on Sunday evening. No
vernber q. French martial music is promised
Mr. NORM II is said was leader of a band in
the French army. His enterprise has the IN
dorsement Of the French Consul General, NJ
Soufflot de Magny; NJ Robert J. Hoguet, presi-
dent of the Alliance FRANCHISE. and officers Of
other French societies
Programme Of Josef Hofrnann's panoforte
recital at Carnegie Hall next Saturday after
noon:
Produce and Tugus. minor Mendelssohn
psst9aie T'ii1ofo .soarata u0ss-17e4
Sonata Op IS (Tsldsteinj. beethoven
Eoctu-ne. E-f.st major.
NziE~. z minor
MnzurKa r sharp rninor. NA'P-h
Scherzo. minor-.........
Russe minor. Observation-Disclosures. Rubinste,n
Caprice, .lseschettzky
Dureh die WoKsh Hoffman,
Fani2sie Don Juan .Litz
Programme Of recital Of songs and violin
music by Miss Helen Niebuhr and Michael Ban
ner at Mendelssohn Hall next Friday evening:
'platsir d'As.our'' ........... Ns,r,,,
'BeTgersttes Frapcb
Miss Nie6uhr. 'aecini
Mr.. Banner ~A0p'n
Eor sake iby requss Die :cossR
Miss Niebuhr Asf
,fsgHT,rLs Hsuser
:. Mr. Banner CHI
.sf 800 pi, Holmes
King klinse. n,en Pandora ......... Jensss
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