New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

New-York and elsewhere In order to enable
Mr.. Damrosch to carry out this scheme and to
nrovfde for more rehearsals and concerts the
subscription fund for the orchestra has been
materially enlarged The following are among
the subscribers for the fund: Clarence Mackay
Miss Annie Morgan. Miss Mary Calender, Mrs.
Trenor L. Park, Mrs John e. Cowdin, Miss caro-
line de Forest, Samuel Sanford. Mrs Charles h
Ditson, Rudolph L. Schirmer isaac n. SelSrnan
Mrs. Frances Heliman. Mrs. Samuel Untermyer
Richard ". c. yelling. Harry II. Flagler, Henry
Segnan, Mrs ". Pierson Hamilton Mrs was,
sermann, Charles H. Ditspn, Henry Emo and
Daniel Guggenheimer
At Carnegie Hail. on Sunday afternoon. April
Q at 3 o'clock. the New-York symphony Or
chestra will give concert, with Rafael Joseny
OF the piano The programmes:
Prelude to ia princesse ioutane" Tsoherepnns
Concerto pisno with E minor, Chopin
Adnso and Gavotts. Bach
coneero fnr rana with orchestra "A msjorl List
Joseny
Programme of the HENDERSON, Trio Club at
the Hotel Majestic Tuesday afternoon:
Tod und Madchen' ...........-...,; schub.g
vioiln solo ssrsnade Neiancoiiane .TschsikOwsy
Dear Love. When in Thy Arms Lac" -. Chadwick
1e'o''" Love s Ms. Agnes Reii;nyd.r
At the Church of the Incarnation. Madison
ave. and 35th-st New-York, a special musical
service VIII be given at D. m. to-day. Sir
Arthur s. Sullivan's oratorio 1.-THE Prodigal
Son" Will be sung.
At wallacks Theatre tonight Pryors band
viii give concert. This marks a new move
for this staid old theatre. The band will
play next week The programme:
Overture. I'll Gusrnsy :.................... Gomez
sn,,s or,g,,., s,.v, sinnone MsntiA. pryor
soprano solo. 'nhsrnmatus ROssni
.diss Cecilia Mics.
Finale Gioc9nda SAct .F0no Rfan
Morc.aa Misnon sslut d Amour lsar
March on Jersey Shore enew2 pTy1T
'-'''N '''0 Mss Dorothy Hoyie.
Fete Boheme from Scenes Picturesque Massenet
During this concert Mr. Pryor will play
solo.
Arthur Whiting will repeat. at request three OF
the recent informal recitals at his studio. No
141 East 40tL-st.. Saturday afternoons, April l,
April Is and April %, at 8 o'clock. The object
of these recitaIs is to present less familiar COM
positions in such way that music lovers as
well as students may gain a better knowledge
OF their musical content than is usually possible
in hearing occasional concert performances
The recitals will be like lessons in that there
will be frequent repetition of important
phrases and sections, with suggestions for their
Interpretation
Wesley weyinan announces a piano recital at
Mendelssohn Hall Wednesday evening, April 8.
The programme:
G.RI!sSSl9 10 NJ T.cbsitoR g:sS
Ire InysrrnezE. op. III, No /; op. III, No. 2;
shap.oae. op. e. No, * ~
10. No ShoPin
Schsrzo op 30.
ST. Francois marehant les Fiots} 1,s,,
Tannhauser Overture 'Wsgner-IAszt
Mr.. weyman and Heath Gregory will also give
series of musicals the first three Sunday
afternoons in April at the Benedick, No. so
Washington Square. They will be assisted by
prominent artists
The March meeting of the Musical Salon Will
be held next Tuesday in the studio of Mr.. A.
A Anderson. The feature Of the evening Will
be the presenting of q concert from excerpts
from Lalo's opera, lie Roi dYs." This opera
has never been given in this country. Madam
Rosalba Beecher. who, will sing the soprano
parts, has made a most complete and compre-
hensive English synopsis of the Hbretto. Miss
Emma Z. Elmer, Albert Quesnel and Heath
Gregory will sing. Bemberg's La Ballade du
Desepera' will be in the second part Of the pro-
granme and will be sung by Madam Katharine
Fiske.