New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

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In addition to the foregoing artist'' C %nT
members OF the Metropolitan Opera house OF.
ohestra Of seventy-hve. under the oirec''OA -
fred Hertz.
Berinninx on Monday, Walter Damrosch and
the New-York Symphony Orchestra viii start on
a tour of forty concerts IN almost as many
Western and Southern cities. Among the cities
to be visited are Buffalo. Cincinnati. St faul'
Minneapolis, Chicago, Houston. New-OIlealS'
and Pittsburg. The programmes VIII cONsi'S
largely of symphony and Wagner concerts, the
latter including music from ParsifaL len
soloists will accompany Mr.. Damrosch during
the entire tour, including Nine. Mihr-Hardy'
soprano; Miss Margaret Crawford aIto' Ian
+. Beddoe. tenor; Francis Archambault. bass;
The Flower Maiden scene from "ParsifaI wiz
be sung by Mines Mir Hardy. Maud Kennedy
Margaret Crawford, Katherine Wheeler, Bertha
Harmon and Estelle Bloomfield. o.,..-o
BY May the New-York Symphony orchestra
will have played In ninety-one concerts under
Waiter Damrosch's direction. This numDer. 10
gether with fifteen under Frank Da1nrosch'
makes a total of LOG concerts In seven months
a larger number than most so-called perIna-
nent'' orchestras can boast.
Easter will be observed at the Metropolitan
Opera House by John Philip Sousa. who VIII
give the first of his popular Sunday night con-
certs with his band. During the last tweive
months he has played in London. Paris brus-
sells, Berlin. St Petersburg, Vienna Prague,
Copenhagen and Amsterdam. Mr. Sousa VIII
present a popular programme. The special So
oists tonight will be Estelle Liebling' soprano
of the Conreid Opera Company; Jessie Strauss
a young yiolinist and Herbert I. Clarke. cornet-
ist The programme:
overtur. The Promised Bride Ponehie
Cornst solo. Rondo Caprice s
yals. FOR soprano The Voice Of Spring Strauss
Grand Grand scene Hymn bs ci To- lns sun Massenst
aJ Novelette, once Upon Time -Liza Lehman mann
Transcrption Of grand tarants. . in fat Heller
At Association Hall. Brooklyn. next Wednes-
day night. the Brooklyn Choral Art Society will
give another concert under the direction OK j.
H. Downs The programme. which includes the
Kyria. sanctus and Benedictus from spohTs
celebrated mass, will be given as follows;
As.sna o Rs s9e ys Century, Arranged by
Kyre Eiss9n ..sn parts Der.
solos FOR cello:
(s) Romsnza Becker
'0) VITO ''''''-''' Han, Kronoid
"Adorsrnus Te Crste'' (seventeenth century, C9rsi
30 Bone Jesu' (six pArts)---.--..--.---P alestrina
Ia ''At tho Brook" Fisher
cd seherSo $4,000 Wan, iE-cono;a
weary Wind OF the West. Edward EiEar
T Ts1S R Rss9 3s. frds I.aSs Ss
Thine Eyes 50 Bright Hsnry Leslie
.woodm.n -' Shepherds, Come Away ,.. John E West
The Peoples Symphony Auxiliary Club. at
Cooper Union Hall, will give q last concert on
Friday evening at Sis. The Dannreuther String
Quartet and George Falkenstein. pianist. and
Mr.. Schenck 'cellist win assist The pro-
gramne:
Mater Sonata cello and .Bs.thov.n
d, variations string quartet
songs: $500.
Sc} .~ySidesprach' ........-----.-.-..sch umann
String quartet in c major Mozart
The annual festival OF Irish music OF the
on Sunday evening April TO- at s o'clock
Morgan J. O'Brien Justice Of the Supreme Court.
will preside and make an address. band Of
harpers under the direction Of John Cheshire.
will be feature.
At CIavier Hall the Nemes will give popular
chamber music concert on Monday evening at
$40. assisted by Mrs. Franklin knight. con-
tralto OF st. Louis. The programme:
sonsta In F. for piano and violin Griss
Franklin knight
q for plano and violin Cioidr'ark
and Mr.. Nemes.
Songs: S..
Franklin knight
Violin soil:
hungarian Posan .Hrosy
Dezs5 Nenss
Announcement is made that Miss Jeanne
Faure soprano. and Kelley Cole tenor. will
give a recital at Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday
afternoon April II. commencing at o'clock
Miss Ethel " Cav. will be at the piano, and the
programme will include duets by Handel and
Corfns and songs In German. French and Eng
lish by Peter Cornelius, Hugo Wolf Berger,
Jensen, widor. Paladilhe. Gabriel Faure. Saint
Sagns and Franz Ries.
Alfred Reisenauer. the pianist, IS now playing
in the West but will return in tins to play at
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