New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

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Duane Pen and Mrs. James speyer The or
chestra is in its ninth year and has been under
the direction of Mr.. Hinrichs for six years. The
Programmed of the concert is as follows
c,,,.-tura in d ma Handel
Concerto in c minor Cirt movement Menlels@ohn
Aria from The M9JT ss M Of sis s4ee Mozart
symphony No g. Schubert
Meditation on the major PTeiqde or Bac 'un'a
piano so1o IT sbee etI I'M No 2 4 List
Warner NJ. Hawkins
(a) Phyllis has such charming graces Young
W Miss Marie strebei
dedicated the students the alumni of Columbia
University
The third private concert of the Deutscher
Liederkranz. which will take place this evening.
will be devoted to a celebration of the Tooth
anniversary of the death Of Schiller. There will
be a quartet OF solo singers Gamma Bussert.
Marie Maurer, Cecil James and Frank Croxton).
chOruses of women's and mixed voices and a
large orchestra, all under the direction of Anton
Claassen. The programme will be as follows:
Prelude choraIe finale. Die Meistersinger Wagner
Male chorus TieiterIied .Zahn Caassen
Coronation procession Deraerfus' Speer
Scenes from pas LED der ciiocke .Bruch
All OF the music. except the opening excerpts
from Wagners comedy. is set TO poems by
Schiller.
At the Church of the Incarnation this after
noon there will be a special musical service, a.
which Sir John Stainers cantata. The Daugh-
ter of Jairus." will be sung. under the direction
of W. r. Hidden. OrSanist and choirmaster OF
the church.
The Young Mems Symphony Orchestra. which
is directed by A. D. Volpe. will give concert in
the Beasco Theatre this afternoon, with two
prodigious children solo performers. The
programme will consist of Mozart's overture TO
1.-The Magic Flute" Dvoraks symphony, From
the New World: Mendessohn's pianOfOrte con-
certo in G minor. Bizets suite. "I'ATlesienne'';
Bruch's transcription for violOncello and or
chestra Of the old Hebrew melody, "KOl Nidrei
and Berliozs orchestral setting OF the "Kakoczy
March"
The last of the spring series of concerts by
Victor Herbert and his orchestra will be given
at the Majestic Theatre this evening. Mr.. Her
bert has selected for this occasion a programme
OF unusual excellence. A number of unique in
terest will be an Irish Rhapsody, written by
Mr. Herbert to the motto. Erin, Oh. Erin"
Miss May Naudain. who sings in 1T Happened
in Nordland." will sing Bachelet's "Chere Mutt
and the Tosti 'Serenata' (by requesO. beside
Herbert's setting of Swinburnes Love Laid
His Sleepless Head" Paul Henneberg will play
flute solo, lie TremOlo.' by Dammerssemann.
The programme:
Overture AIgnon Thomas
''-' Miss May Naudain
65 Spinning Song demonstration BY Victor Her6er
Flute solo, lie TFeP Ps iI.nn:i:, DanmeFsssaHn
Irish Rhapsody RI ~; ~, - Herbert
Ballet music from oaio:' lie c ii': On Erin
(c} 'AiadriIaine'' :.
I'D 'Navarraise" -.
(a sersnata Demonstration by Victor HERBERT .Tost
o. Love HIS sisePiess 'i Head (svinburne,.
Ride Of the valkyres. from Die Wakurs Wagner
"Athalie" the version Of II Kings which Ra-
cine devised two hundred years ago for the
young ladies OF Saint-Cyr and to which Men
delssohn gave modern music and English words
will be sung at Carnegie Hall tonight at the
annual concert Of the Peoples Singing Glasses.
The chorus. trained in these classes. will be
$50 in number. under the direction of Edward G.
MarQuard, with an orchestra of thirty pieces.
The soloists will be Mrs DuttOn, Miss FiSke,
Miss Boese and Mr. Granville. and the Organist
Frank Sealey The reading of the story which
is an important part of Athalie" will be by Ed
ward Bingham
DR.. Frank Damrosch will sail on the steam
ship Kronprinz Wilhelm next Tuesday morning
to secure in Europe teachers for the newly or
ganized Institute Of Musical Art. which is to
begin work next October, under the endowment
of James Loeb, known as the Betty Loeb Ne
mortal Fund DR.. Damrosch's chief obiect in
going to Europe is TO seek teachers of world
wide reputation for voice and pianoforte
At the Church Of the Incarnation. Madison
ave- and 35th-st. a special musical service. with
soloists and augmented choir VIOLIN cello and
organ. will be held at ?. m to-day The order
| of the music: "Magnidcat" soprano solo and
chorus, Sullivan ruickshank; cantata, The
Daughter of Jairus." Sir John Stainer: postlude
March Solennelle." GounOd
The illness Of Paderewski has caused the
abandonment OF the recital tomorrow for the
| Musical School Settlement, and at the Modjesla
| benefit Tuesday De Pachmanu and others will
| fill his place In the musical section OF the pro-
gramTne.
NETWORK REGIMENTS BATTLE FLAGS
General Daniel E. Sickles Urges That They
Ne prnnnrrah a& the STATE Non;4O1