New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

Songs: M
.BsmlEsss 'Bss Rosenba9g. Aa95dsr'ns''' Strauss
'schagende Herzen, Mr., R,3s--K.,.sx
AE "iehia"sN
Polly Willis DR.: Arne
The LAX Now Leaves HIS wat.rv Nest; ~ Parker
ru.o ,,da,ors. Mrs Rider-Neisey' sa-asota
Mazo9rta Naioe :. zavaycEi
Humoresque. ....- .................-.. Dyorak
sipisr,ond stoiowsli. professor of piano in the
Institute of Musical Art, will give a recital in
Ngende1esohn Hall soon after his anpearance
there with the Boston symphony Quartet on
January ,.
Programme of Nine. Gadski's song recital in
Carnegie Hall next Tuesday afternoon, begin
n,ro a. . o,c1ocx Frank Ia Forge at the niano-
forte
Meme Liebe ist
Thy beaIning eyes Edward AIacDowel1
An Irish Folk song g..................A Arthur Foote
Ioch Iomond Old scotch
ETlkSng ; 1ii 'scnuoe'
Fur Musk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cute Nacht Robert Franz
Laebchen ist da ..:.:.............
Aus meinen crosses Schmerzen-
F{ 6ia "a 4,fei st e3n bciIig Buch Cheiius
Komm P, Cornelius
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srampelchen ;:i-: i;.,;:: Hildach
love Ia s."e,
e.,,o--- o,uou+s
.,, ne ~ net n,ran p IN carnegia Hall on Thursday
aran,ns WIN o~ % Japmsrv ~ and SATURDAY afternoon
evening % Da""9n @n rbnrsaar m u evening the solo ar
tist Will be Mr.. Alfred Reisenauer. and on Sat
urday afternoon, Professor Willy Hess.
looked upon himself as a classic. In letter of
his. lust published he writes impetuously: Il
am classical romantic? have no idea what it
means Rv classical art l mean an art that is
young strong and genuine thought1uHy pas
s1onate IN loVe WIN I'M i1 m that is Orig
ioi and - ereat C5luck and Beethoven are class
les; they always said what they wanted to say.
needless of rules virgil ana ShakeSPeate st ate
classics Belng classlcal' s* l Iae 7 oioTn d5I
&c reI.ar ys-ith anes
The first concert of chamber music of the
ne1y wear will be that by the Boston Symphony
orartet in Nfendelssohn Hall on Tuesday even
ing. January 9 The quartet professor Willy
70 - " - -. 12o+L Ee-tr and Uarnl,el will
ness an t1 ~ b NJ SoI.roond sstofowski nianist
o9 fbe InstitHte Of Musical Art. and by Messrs.
ol tls hiS'llute VI - ~ 80 LJaItor 1oeIIo oT the
bos'o1 9' iip40"' ~ -HI oHo9N
~, . -. C,,o,io
programme OF huoelIh OOiiNe'' "1 -
Hall to-day at 8 D. m:
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Concerto u MINOR Kubeiis
Prelude On % No Chopin
Mazurka. Op 6s No Chopln
Traumes Wirren; re
c-.or+o n N,,{n- @ s .......... .Paganinl
oi = Kubeik
scherzo E fiat minor Op. Brahms
Miss Agnes Gardner-Eyre- 1.,,
scayischer Ianz' NO. 10 - Hubay
sep3ysnir de Moscou weniawshi
Kubeik.
1-,, Ora +orio Coci a+v,s Chrfstmastide perform
A - T.. .,,ir+,, ,,aor.
ances OF Inc Messiah Ioi 'lie idS' LII '
have employed so many of the best contempo-
vary singers as soIoists that even an abridged
-, hts+or,, A. the Carnegie Hall concerts
4 IIv5zo, of,arroor and Thursday
- 49, s,Iotsts uiu ba Mrs Corinue Rider
,I''i-1s ~ 49,, 1,irl,bv LINN contraIto:
~ .e-' TTIi +a,or and David Bispham
-. ,,o,- o,-a- tho Oratorio So
oarytohe. LOOMING O"N w. -
cietys Messiah programmes one coilfS upoIi
such names as the following: Sopranos MISS
49, -. l1c-h ,Iiss Emma T1bursby
<@ppie " "iliil' 80. -. 1,i,o,. 1900,
MISS @ -, 1I.,,,oI. Nr;ss
Henrietta Beebe, Nine Schroeder,Han -
QSo4), Nine Lin LehIII5 u SrCo''; deo ,tLa,p Miss
II Slaul -, ne We're Nine Lillian Nordica
1888 Nine Lillian Blauvelt Nine. Gadski and
Nine Suzanne Adams: eontr4pDSSS, 4DSS Mss Miss 1iit 4i
DrasdH QSi4) Nine. Ireoel ~ - SS51 ~ nT Tar1
Winant. MISS Marlanne DILIlut L,+ 1l0y, ~ 1oca
Alves NINE. MARIE IJ,,1 80 and Miss Janet