New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

WlH De on IhOr6Qay evening" NOV6AHDSS ~ A4'
Mendelssohn Hall. She will have the assistance
of Herbert Witherspoon, the well known bass
and Hans Kronold. 'cellist.
Miss Helen Niebuhr will be heard in a recital
programme in Mendelssohn Hall on Friday even
ing, November Is.
The Olive Meade String Quartet will give
three evenings Of chamber music in Mendelssohn
Hall this winter. The first is announced for the
middle of January. The instantaneous success
with which the quartet met at their first con-
cert here has been the means Of their being en-
gagged for a tour through the State Of New
York which is to take place in December. They
will visit Poughkeepsie. Troy, Utica, Rochester
and Buffalo. 4 tour in the Middle West is
being arranged for the spring. and the numerous
engagements in the nearby places will make
them one OF the busiest organizations of their
kind in the country.
RinslIy- -Korsakoff's opera ballet, ''Mlada." the
music of which Will have its first hearing in this
country at the Russian Symphony Society's
opening concert in Carnegie Hall. November 10,
has been the musical sensation OF the last dec
Rde in Russia. Its presentation has been in
frequent, however, because OF the enormous
pense involved IN the production OF the work.
The first production at the Imperial Opera
House. St Petersburg, represented an outlay of
100000 rubles. Last winter the composer re-
wrote the work in concert form. and in that
shape # had its first hearing in Moscow at
concert 10 start a fund for the widows and
orphans Of Russian musicians. The work is
translation into musical phrase Of the pas
sion and imagery Of Theophie Gautier's tale.
"One of Cleopatra's Nights" The third act of
the ballet. which VIII be given by the Russian
Symphony Society, occupies thirty five minutes.
and the music is said to be a riot OF color and
passion from the first 10 the final phrase.
Programme OF the first concert OF the Peo-
pies Symphony Society. at Carnegie Hail. next
Friday evening. under the direction OF Franz x.
Arens, and with David Bispham as the solo
singer:
Air from lie Nozze di Figaro Mozart
Mr. Bisphsm
Symphony Beethoven
Hark! haTk the lark Schubert
MI iRisphafn 11''"S
There will be two song recitals in Mendelsohn
Hall this week Tomorrow afternoon, assisted
ty Miss Marguerite Hall. David Bispham will
sing Beethoven's cycle An die ferne Geliebte'
and Schumann's "Frauenliebe und-leben" and
'Dichterliebe" On Tuesday afternoon Hans
Schroeder. newcomer. and also a barytone,
viii sing the following list Of songs:
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Five songs tom the Cycle Dchtor:6s os ;os.'o'ss
aus sneinen ThTansn sDTiesssa..
Wen Ia in Define HuGsn sch ''-''''''S'humAnn
Grand scene from vainpyr .s,.-so,r.
Ao5 web mir ungackhaften Mann. -.
ri rgagIn duFeh die Dlmrnerung Richard Strauss
Und Whilst Du Deinsn L1ebsten sterben'1
Der GARNER ;.ir:....... Hugo Wolf
Vladimir de Pachmann will play at the fourth
afternoon concert Of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra in Carnegie Hall next Saturday. Hav-
Ing thus effected his re-entrance In New-York.
he VIII give three recitals OF pianoforte music
IN Mendelssohn Hall on the afternoons of No
veInber S. ii and 10
Mime. Johanna Gadski sailed from Bremen on
the Kaiser Wilhelm last Tuesday for her Ameri-
can concert tournee. which she opens with a
recital in Carnegie Hall on the afternoon OF
Thursday. November 10 The following week
she sings in Boston. with the Symphony Or
ehestra, then, after dates in Philadelphia, Grand
Rapids. Detroit, Peoria, Chicago and Cincinnati
with the orchestra. Nine. Gadski proceeds direct
10 the Pacific Coast, by way OF the Northwest
ern cities.
Nine. sembrich. who is expected to arrive
here on Tuesday OF this week, will be heard first
in song recital at Carnegie Hall on Saturday
afternoon, November u, at o'clock. This
VIII be Nine Senbrichs only appearance in
song recital in New-York this winter. Her pro-
gramne will comprise many numbers in which
she has never been heard here Isidore Luck
stone viii be at the pianoforte.
Willy Hess will play Joachinl's Hungarian
concerto for violin at the Thursday evening con-
cert Of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. instead
OF at the Saturday afternoon performance as
announced last week.
Arnold Dolmetsch, whose concerts Of old music
on archaic instruments were a feature OF the
season before last al the Manhattan Theatre
VII give four concerts there this season. on the
afternoons OF November 8. IA and % and on
Sunday evening. November 20 In addition 10
these appearances at the Manhattan. Mr. Dol
metseh VIII give two evening concerts at Men
delssohn Hall. on November IL and "a CThanks-
giVing)- he will be assisted by Nine. Mabel
Dolmetsch and Miss Kathleen Salmon. w. N.
Lawrence. who introduced DoImetsch 10 this
country. is again his manager.
Having closed their engagement at the Sc.
Louis Fair. the Grenadier Guards Band. sixty
Two musicians. are now touring the Western