New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
weeks band of sixty-hve players would easily

weeks, band of sixty-hve players would easily
suffice.
An event Of interest will be the joint appear
ance Of Mons Ysaye and Herr Kreisler In the
Bach concerto for two violns. on March 13 and
IL at Carnegie Hall. Charity has made this
union possible. as the entire proceeds of these
concerts are to be donated to the Orthopedic
Hospital
translation of Felix weingartners acute
article on Brahms and Modern instrumental
ton" from the "Allgemeine Musik-Zeitung"
VIII be published in the current issue of The
New Music Review"
At Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday evening.
March l, the Boston Symphony Quartet COM
posed Of Willy Hess. first violin; Otto Roth, Sec
ond violin; Emile Ferir. viola. and Rudolf Kras-
self, cello. will play this programme:
Quartet In F major 0p p No 2.-... Tschaikoy-sky
The Musical Art Society will give its second
concert for this season on Thursday evening,
March Q, in Carnegie Hall.
The fifth of this seasons Symphony concerts
for young people will be given in Carnegie Hall
next Saturday afternoon, under the direction OF
Frank Damrosch. The soloist will be Eugen
dAlbert The students and teachers win have
this opportunity of hearing g. Albert and COM
pairing his Interpretation and methods with
those Of Hoffman,, who played at an earlier con-
cert. The orchestral numbers are interesting
and melodious examples Of the different schools
OF the seventeenth and eighteenth cnturIes OF
Schumann, il is said that he built on Schubert;
that music TO him the expression of an
emotion; that he in pictures and then told
in tones what his inward eye had beheId Schu-
mann says of himself: II cannot wake my
own strings to music but under the hands of
those who comprehend me become an eloquent
friend. Wanderer. ere thou gOest. try me- The
more trouble thou takest with me the more love-
ly will be the tones with which I shall reward
thee" The programme:
Sy5pn9ny IN IN . minor n schumsnn
e.- , D'Albert
SGherzo from quartet No FOR strings .Cherubin
lmpromptu. op. 1874 No 4 ''otu''i'
Two slayonic Dvorak
jose Wanna da Motta will be heard again on
the evening of March Z. at AGendelssohn Hail.
with the Volpe Symphony Orchestra, and on this
occasion he will play the Beethoven fiat major
concerto The orchestra viii play the follow
ing:
oyert&Sre & EgmSnt - ................B Beethoven
Symphonic poem les Preiudes hisrt
At Carnegie Hall next Saturday night the Rus
sian oyIhpnoHy society VIII give a programme
of music new to this city. The programme fol-
lows:
First symphony IN Kallnnilson
sarytohe solos--Francis ArchambauId.
TITLisb MIL AAo'alshehlnR Neusorgsky
The Dannreuther Quartet viii play the
chamber music numbers on the programme at
the next concert OF the PEOPLES Svmuhonv
Heo.n 6uAlliary Cup, which occurs Thursday, al
cooper Union Hall They will be heard in ths
OFofak American" quartet. the Bach air IN b
ana the Boccherini minuet. Vocal solos viii ba
added by Mrs. Beatrice Fine. soprano There
mas been notable growth in the membership
| OF the club this season, and its concerts nov
attract large and interested audiences.
Bruno HUM announces a concert at the Ma
| tional Arts Club on Thursday afternoon. March
| :, at o'clock. Part OF the programme VIII
consist Of few sacred and secular songs conn
| posed by Mr.. Huhn (some not previously heardl
| The second part will be devoted To a perform.