The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

IRnAce PadereWskl " 70 play ~ the hodjetka
testimonial At the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE on
Nay the following program: lmpromptu' sere.
made and the ErlkinE transcription BY schubert
BAllads Nooturne Valse and AAiurka ~ Ohopln,
and the second rhapsody Of Last. The recital WI
preoeds the dramatic features Of the performance
The musical season viii close before long. but
an event which should be looked forward "a, BY
the musical public win occur before u does close.
The Peoples singing Glasses, organized In iSe1
BIZ Frank Damroseh. have each year ended their
season with one OF more public Appearances Aha
with each appearance demonstrated more ana
fnOrS clearly the usefulness Of the society a. an
educational musical movement among the masses.
Ths unions olnsses Organised throughout tho
oity under the numerous volunteer teachers nave
been Instructed In the elements OF music and sight
singing. they nov will appear under the leader.
shlp OF Edward @, MArQuard on the evening OF
April % Al Carnegie Hall The hnt pAr Of the
program will be taken up by the elementary classes
Of Manhattan and The Bronx In selected part songs
and By Mt. Granville In barytone selections.
feature Of the second paTt win be the dramatic
readings Of Edward Brigham who wiz be assisted
By the following soloists: Ms. Grace wheeler
D,itton. soprano: MIS- Florence Il Selle FiSke,
oontralto; Miss Florence De we're BOese, soprano
and Charles ~ Granville, BARITONE, In the presen'
tston OF Mendelssohn's oantata "AthAlle- by the
advanced members OF the singing classes. An or
ohestra OF thirty pisces, and Frank Sealey al the
organ. viii add 10 the attractions OF the evening.
Edwin s. BelKnsp viii give . concert Of Indian
music at Aentelssohh Han on Thursday evening.
me program viii consist OF songs OF the aborgi-
mes arranged by Harvey worhinEton LOOMS.
Valentine Abt mandolinist and hArpst, will give
a recital Al MendeasOhn Hall Wednesday evening,
April - He viii be assisted by Minnie Sheldon
Psaroa pianist, and Emma Elizabeth Elmer con-
tralto.
The COMMITTEES In charge OF the Schiller memorial
ooneert vhioh Il 70 bo given IN Carnegie Hall on
Sunday evening. Nay :. has Engaged Ms. Corinne
Rider-Ksisey, soprano: Nu Paula Woehning'
oontraito: william II. Rieger, tenor John Boae'
basso, ana Emil Fischer, basso, 10 sing the solo
parts IN RomberE's setting 10 sohnlers poem Tho
Law Of the Bell" Nu. Kelsey and M Flsoaer
are also 10 sing solos. Mayor ooorge D, heCielhn
has accepted invitation 70 attend the concert
and is also 70 deliver address. Other speakers
Vtil be the Rev Albert ". HndeTb1ndt and George
Van sral Carl Hem will direct the huge chorus
~ 400 male and female voices Of the United German
sinRtnF Societies. under whose auspices the concert
IL rlven. and an orcheStru Of sixty musicians
Pit, Kr,lslsr sailed for Europe on Tuesday lASt
and zoss direct 70 London. Whero he opens ne1t
thursday April ~ KreisleT has played hfty -nve
engagements since the opening Of his tour In TINS
country on Jan. T. travelling a. far West a. the
Pacific Coast He win make complete tour OF
co,ntry again which viii not be for several years
Josef Hofnssan has not returned 70 Europe a.
has been reported. but IL spending the Easter
hoi,dnvs with friends a. their country house %
Iong Island He WIN return 70 this Olty on THUS
daV' playing that evening AZ the last private oon-
c,vt Of the Rublnsien Cub IN the waldorf Astoria,
sftsr which he returns 70 Long Island, where he
IN, remain untn he sails for Europe on Nay !.
aepor campanah has been spending the past
vcsS with his family In this city, and on Monday
continues his concert tour. singing In York Pa.
Tuesday In Syracuse, Thursday In Warrington
SUNDAY next IN chicago, Monday, Nay 1. In 81.
Iouis, Tuesday. NAY ., In Torrs Heute, Ihd; after
vvbioh he Joina ths Theodore Th0Inaa oroheatTA
for a number Of festival sngAremsnts lasting untn
late IN Juna.
The Catholic orstorio Soolety. Of which Signor Q.
DE Maoehi II director, win rive ~ initial concert
A. Columbus Hail. Slxtisth street and Columbus
avenue, on wednesday evening". Aprn -, 1905. AZ
EoPM Rossini's -StabGi Mater viii be given'
siso . miscellaneous program, including oounodb
Ave MArlA- Mss Katherine Hike, The well
known soprano, for many yeAu toioist 81 81.
PAtrioks Cathedral, WIN b assisted By several
other artists and . chorus Of h1Y voices.