New-York tribune., 1905-11-26


Programme of Francis Rogers's song recital in
Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon:
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Frahlingstraum
The solder Prayerl .Loews
A6ery 6er TOD 5a' dss ss die kihle Brahms
Libestraum csr. schrmann
stius af etT Thranen Robert schumann
Espois PpaH Prison chaminade
ss pisI1oi que ta M aiines Hess
Barcarolle R tp
catos aS s AaTice (eiFhteenh century drinking
Changing James a Rogers g
IGein ieezia Lindsay u Hghland
The sailors Life. English
A programme has been arranged for the con-
cert by the Victor Herbert Orchestra at the
Majestic Theatre tonight largely in accordance
with requests contained in letters sent to Mr.
Herbert the last two weeks. The programme;
Dance Dane GsPS of the sylphs. from Ia Da1nnatio
Faust and ipdanse from a costume Rubinsten
4Pa "Ah @ fors iui" from ''TTaviata Verdi
Ballet advertisement from Henry VIII -saint-Saens
RRss%s,s from Miss sso D0E M PElass aappened in Nofd
.Ta anf the Toynaiers workshop from abas HERBERT
orisnts IN aGy1an Danc. from wonderland'
Prologue, from 'HaBHaCCl
- SIS sign9T q c,, A0hie Aiherd' .Ma.senes
The following is the programme for the re-
onnaarance of the blind violinist, Edwin Grasse
on the local concert stage on wednesday even
ine next in Mendelssohn Hall, after an ao-
sence of two years. Mr.. Grasse VIII De as
sisted by Dr. Rudolph Proell, barytone OF tne
frankfort Royal Opera. ana !Georse f'iA0H
stein, pianist
ben,a and variations. Tart de rArcheI -ho-,.o,
Edwin Grasse
wolfrarss Song. ''annhausSer rro:i
Suite Ancienne old Italian) arranged 0y Corei
@ Prelude Prelude. and Rfec,,atve yivsId
Ic5 Allegro Grazioso. yalentin
I'd Taranteiie '.''i; Edwin i c;rasse is
Prelude ard fugue 0Or violin alone) fr0 Bach
Senate '''d Edwin Grasse.
sF s Mp9g fB %Ssnderbares aoi
C9 die A0i0Sun Dr. Rudolph Proen a..tbov.n
o Hungarian in and F Ena}0T ra}STosJoaohi
tc) Caprice No s4 .:1- c;,s:::
A concert will be given In the Astor GaAery
oF the Waldorf Astoria on Monday evening De-
cer1ber IL for the benefit Of the East Sloe houSe
Settlement and the Winifred Day Nursery. me
Kneisel Quartet will furnish the pTosIe eiilIle %
+ba occasion and whose who attefd Ihs Col CotI0oII
o Therefore assured of having a del1ght1u1 en-
tertainrent while assisting two coihInehudpI0
charitable organizations cRe,s = 1oR Toiir bead
cert can be secured from William Il keIy, hea0 et0
worker of the Settlement above Named no. 09O
East 76th-st., or Of James D Cusiiiii0n' NJ -40
West 23d-st
A. Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday afternoon
Raoul Pugno will play this programme at MS
second recital of the season:
Senate minor op 81 No Esthoven -ssetovsn
Senate shagR ans wien op sehpmann
Fantasie, major, op 15.-.-'''''---'''''
6acDoweu Club has been formed in New
WI Ct+v with the following objects in view,
as stated in circular:
..Tbe organization Of an effort to study faith
fully interpret and promulgate the tenoencles
and ideals embodied IN the compositions OF Ed
ward MacDowell. In the first instance 10 meet
on selected dates to hear performances OF MS
compositions as well as those OF g1fted COM
pogers with kindred aims and Ideals whose
works are not as yet widely known IN ihe sec
ond instance to discuss the generic pFlhcIpieS
and vital motives of the correlated art5-lhusLc;
literature, painting, sculpture @ S ea,
criticism: correlation felt, declared ana chaIn
T7ioned bv Mr. MacDowell. In the third instance.
to arrange for and manage at least one annual ~
public concert, soloists to be selecled ItoIii
the club membership, If possible, and tne pro-
ceeds to be held as a fund for the ulIiinsoo III &c
establishment of permanent cluD hoino anu 1'i
the promulgation Of the arts.
The following persons have signihed their
,.iIIineress TO serve as an advisory board to the
cI11h. John w Alexander. John Burroughs,
Henry T. FInck Daniel c. French, Henry tuller'
phiIfn Hale Mrs John L. Gardner, Hamltn Car
Land Richard Watson Glider, Mrs. Ben All nag
gin Henry L. HigginsOn, w d. Howells, Seth
low Robert Underwood Johnson, FREDERICK
4TacNounies. william Mason. Mrs Howard
Mansfield, Charles MckIm' Wasshy oaloiloL; lri
Amoustus St Gaudens, Templeton Strong and
Owen Wister. - ,L I'll,
The first regular meeting Of the CLUB VIII
take place on Tuesday evening, december d
In Room 7OS Carnegie Hall
After a year spent in Europe where she gave
her second concert in London. sang for the So
c,a+e Pbflbarmonique of Paris, and gave two re-
ci+a1s IN Berlin Susan Metcalfe will give her
frg+ recital this season at Knabe Han, zOtn-sI
and 5th-aye on December 4. at 3:3O O'Clock
ebe viii be accompanied by Victor Beiget
II ia one Of the chief desires Of E. j. de Coppet'
whose String Quartet FTonzaley has won the
onnroval Of many music lovers Of this city.
- i,,a 7nrsic students the advantage Of hear
ing its playing at prices that shall be within |
the reach of all It has been arranged. there
sare that after each of the three regular con-
ce-ts 70 ba given in Carnegie Chamber Music
reoested on the next evening. The price for |
music students attending this repetition viii be
"a cents ONLY such students expected 10 |
enrlyy for these tickets (Which may be obtained |
at the Office of the Musical Art Society No. |
/ w.st 9ath-stO The first OF these students |
concerts viii be given on Tuesday December .. !