New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

deserved attention the occasion Of his first
public appearance In the Metropolitan Opera
House. at one of the Sunday concerts last
winter, is to give recital in Mendelssohn Hall
on Wednesday evening, December Ii, under the
management of Henry Wolfsohn. Young sapir-
stein. though only sixteen years old. has shown
a remarkable musical talent from very early
age He was educated in PittSburg, where he
lived with his parents, and came to New-York
in 1903, when, after very short experiment
with other teachers, he became a pupil of
August Spanuth and has continued under his
tuteage to the present day.
The olive Mead Quartet and Miss Marguerite
Hall will give a concert for the benefit of the
Manhattan working Girls Club at Mendelssohn
Hall on the evening of December %
Programme of NJ Raoul Pugno at his third
pianoforte recital in Mendelssohn Hall on Tues
day afternoon of this week:
Senate in sharp minor op. 27.......... Beethoven
F Foadass Bisat o nat .'lV Webel
S SostaTne minor 81 chopin
tap, IONS ns
gourin Nociqsne in = Holden F Hggs
Hexentanz Lowell
s e,eaaae 1 = "a i' :. = = ClabTier
FIeSenfn Rh9psode
marguerite Well. pianist, is to make her first
appearance in this country in recital in
Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday afternoon, De-
cember II Miss Well is a native of Breslau,
Germany. and studied the pianoforte in that
city with Professor Rudolf Thoma and later
with DR.. Karl Poke and Professor Ernst Flugel.
Miss Bessie Abbott is expected to arrive in
New-York on Tuesday next the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II, and will make her first ap-
pearance with the New York symphony Orches-
ira In Carnegie Hall on December II ana ~
Miss Abbott was compelled TO change the date
of her sailing from November 10 to the 18th
because Of the serious illness of her sister.
The Schubert Glee Club Of Jersey City will
celebrate this year It's twentieth anniversary
and in order to make this event conspicuous the
club has arranged for two festival concerts to
be given under the direction of Mr.. Louis R
Dressler on Tuesday evening. December 5. and
April IL. The club numbers seventy-fve
voices, and at it's first concert, December g. 1t
will have the assistance of Nine. Shotwell Piper,
soprano; Miss Avice Boxall. harpst. and
orchestra OF thirty musicians selected from the
New-York Philharmonic Society. The entire
concert will be under the direction of Mr.. Dress
Ter. one Of the features of the programme will
be the first performance of the song which
the prize offered by the Schubert Glee Club and
which was awarded to Mr.. John Hyatt Brewer
the conductor of the Apollo Club. of Brooklyn
This composition, entitled, THE Lord of the
Dunderberg." will have the accompaniment of
the full orchestra. At the second concert. in
April the club win have the assistance OF the
Womer's Choral Society of Jersey City Mr. Ar
thur D. Woodruff. conductor, and also Nine
Corinne Rider Kelsey, soprano. Sgnor Cam
panari. barytone, and an orchestra from the
Philharmonic Society.
Mr. Edward Barrow. assisted by Hans Kron-
old. violoncerst. and Charles Gilbert spross ac-
cornpanist, will give recital in Memorial Hail.
Brooklyn next Tuesday night.
The programme Of Miss Susan Metcalfe's song
recital in Knabe Hall, tomorrow afternoon.
with Mr.. Victor Reigel assisting as accompanist:
Aria from Iphigsne Tauride .GIuck
''Ritornerai fra POGO Aasse
'Intorno all idol n.1o" .cest
from ''Teseo' Handel
Ter Wehmuth' -. Ea..hor.u
''Ieus IAebe. Leben''
auI Blclcl1e A
Der SandtrageT
'.Toujours''. 5 5,..hAra,, p r.b,rs.r.,
..5S9erebe und Le6en'' schuuiann
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