New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

and orchestral concerts. He was also invited
five times to appear in Buckingham Palace be-
fore King Edward and the Queen Daniel Froh-
man heard him last summer in London. and
after much competition with Continental man
ayers has secured him for thirty concerts in
America at sum that is said 10 excel that ever
paid 70 any instrumental artist in America on
q first visit
Programme OF the pianoforte recital to be
given by Miss Adele Aus der Ohe in Mendelssohn
Hall tomorrow afternoon:
InPFoSu, aPfass m1n2F mi8or op 10 sehaSsrp sssR
Sonata ior piano and violin F sharp major op. is
eane sags ohs
Etade de Concert, fat.
'rSrsnTelie ai;sGraiis' di Bravura "
David Names will play the violin part OF Miss
Aus der Ohe's sonata.
Fritz Kreisler will give a recital of violin
music in Mendelssohn Hall on the afternoon of
February l. when he will play pieces by Bach,
Couperin. Corelli, Tartini, Rameau and other old
composers.
The building Of the Music School Settle
ment win be formally opened next Tuesday
afternoon. There win be music by pupils of the
school at o'clock.
Miss Ida Mampel, a young pianist who has
been studying in Vienna for some years. viii
give recital in Mendelssohn Hall on the even
ing of January rs. Nine. Charlotte Maconda
will sing some arias.
Mendelssohn's "Fingars Cave" overture.
Beethoven's third symphony "Eroica"; Mo-
zart's pianoforte concerto in E fat with Mr.
Wesley Weyman soloist) and Liszt's second
Hungarian rhapsodie Will constitute the pro-
gramme at the next Peoples Symphony Con-
cert, which occurs at Carnegie Hall on Friday
January 13. Interest in the concert has already
displayed itself in an enormous demand for
tickets and another oVerfoWinE audience Will
certainly be added TO the record of this remark
able enterprise for the musical education of the
masses in this city and its vicinity.
The second of this seasons series of concerts
of old music will be given by Sam Franko at
Mendelssohn Hail on Thursday evening, January
10 1t is scarcely necessary 10 promise that the
programme Will be an interesting one. The
singer viii be Mime. Gertrude May Stein who
has not been heard in New-York for a consider
able period She will sing cantata for alto.
accompanied by orchestra and bells, entitled
'Schlage doch. gewunsehte Stunde" by Bach.
Inls was sung at the Bethlehem festival few
years ago, and proved one OF the most interest
ing and successful numbers presented.
The third and last OF this seasons historical
song recitals arranged by Miss Margaret Goetz
takes place at Carnegie Chamber Music Hall
next Saturday morning at II o'clock Miss
GoetZ and Mr.. Glenn Hall. tenor Will sing q
programme OF historical and modern English
Irish. Scotch and Welsh songs and duets
At ST. Bartholomew's Church on Monday even
ing at $50 O'Clock there will be an organ recital
by Edwin II. Lemare under the auspices OF the
Church Choral Society. The programme:
Prelude and Fusue IN A minor. ............. raoh
Spring FIolllDs
BeEedicton Nuptiale sant-saans
TrauermaTseh Die G6:terdammerung Wssger
Fantaise Fugue. ........ rama,s
Meditation" In u fiat.
CrFfew
From a sonata descriptive Psalm XCIV.
At the Francis Walker Studios. No % West
slxty-seyenth-st, a chamber music concert will
be given by Eugene Bernstein. pianist; Alex-
andeT Saslavsky, vionst, and Modest Ait
schuler, cellist, assisted by prominent vocal
lists. on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
NJ Raoul Pagno played Mr.. Henry Holden Husss
pianoforte concerto in major at a CoIonne con-
cert IN Paris oa December IS NJ. Coionne was in
New-York at the time. and the concert was con
Quoted by NJ. Gabriel Pierne. himself pianoforte
Nrtuoso.