New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Monday, March D.
Following is the programme OF the concert
which Geraldine Morgan, violin, and Laura Dan
ziger, pianoforte. are to give in H1olian Hall on
Monday evening OF next week. with the help Of
Paul Morgan VioloncellO. and Joseph KoYarik
vf0la: Sonata, B minor, pianoforte and violin
Bach; sonata, d major, pianoforte and Viouh
Mozart; quartet, G minor, op. 70, Brahms.
The last of the charity concerts given by the
Quatnor der Flonzaley will take place in AIolian
Hall next Thursday evening. The beneficiary
will be the Mary F. Walton Free Kindergarten
for Colored Children. The programme will in
clude a quartet In fiat by Haydn. string trio
by Boccherirrs a set OF variations from a quartet
by TaneIew, a courann by Glazonnow, ber-
ceuse by dOsten-gaken and polka by SoKo-
low.
Ysaye will give a violin recital in Carnegie
Hall on next Sunday afternoon. when he will
be assisted by Nine. Maconda- soprano, and
Jules De Befve pianoforte. His agent has al
ready announced the pieces which he will play
on recalls.
Dvorak's "Stabat Mater" with an English
paraphrase of the text by James Alexander Jen-
kins, Phi D.. entitled THE Tragedy of Calvary
will be performed at the concert Of the Peoples
Choral Union. OF Brooklyn. IN the Baptist Tenn
pie next Thursday evening. The solos VIII be
Hamlin Chapman. John Young and Livingston
Chapman. The orchestra will number fifty, and
T. Bath Glasson will conduct.
The third OF four concerts projected by Her
wegh Won Ende for the purpose of giving a hear
ing to music that is rarely performed viii take
place at the American Institute Of Applied Mu-
sic next Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Won Ende's
collaborators viii be Mrs. Adele Laeis Baldwin,
contraIto: Herman Epstein, pianoforte; Arthur
Trepte and Max Eller. oboe, and Joseph Euer.
English horn. The programme Will consist of d
suite for violin and pianforte by H Gottlieb-
Noren, air from Tschaikowsky's "Pique
Dame" two Schumann songs C'Die Meerfee"
and "Geisternahe) and Beethoven's trio for two
oboes and English horn, op. 81.
Edith Thompson. pianist. and Ferdinand
Jaeger. barytone. are to give a pianoforte and
song recital in Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday
afternoon. March I. at o'clock.
Fritz Kreisler and Josef Holman will take
part IN the popular concert at the Metropolitan
Opera House next Sunday evening.
Obey Speaks, barytone, will give a song recital
in the Astor Gallery of the waldorf-Astoria on
next Thursday evening. He will be assisted by
Miss Ethel Crane Miss Margaret Keyes John
Barnet Wells and Miss Elise Reimer (at the
pianoforte), and the programme will be made
up OF compositions by Mr.. Speaks and can Irish
Song Cycle" by Alicia Adelaide Needham.
Mr. Hermann Klein announces a lecture at
the Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday afternoon
March % on How to Use the Voice in Song
and Speech This is intended in some respects
70 be an ampfcation of the lectures which Mr..
Klein delivered last year. and will deal more
eXhaustively with the remedy for than the
causes OF the various evils which he then point
ed out The illustrations win be furnished by
Mr.. Klein himself
Speaking to body of clergymen recently. Mr..
n. Coe Stewart urged the employment of large
chors and congregational singing for worship
music in these words:
Manifestly. one purpose Of music in church.
II not the purpose, is soul growth. The emotions
must be stirred and the emotions must be ex-
pressed If the largest benefit Is to be received.
natural medium OF emotional expression is
music. Poetry, or words. in connection with
music will give definite direction to the emotion,
and with regular exercise Of the emotions in
this manner. they necessarily grow and develop.
This would seem to be requirement for choral
or congregational singing, and to demand that
all should sing, which is doubtless true. It is
a fact, also, that certain nerves. to be awakened
10 an emotional condition, require the atmos-
phere In the church to become vibrant or So
norous to a degree that no quartet can make
IT, Hence chorus choir, well trained,
seems ito be q necessity and the choir
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