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

Mas Elise Stevens. soprano; Mrs. Frank Hor-
gan. contralto; George Leon Moore, tenor;
frances Archambault, barytone with Alexander
saslavsky, violin. The programme:
Dhoas aatfsd sfeF sks poem by Byron
Might. vocal quartet a Mozartan theme
-Roanas :, Caprice Rn.se ,rst iine Rabinstei
sTs12 Overture soionnelIe' Tschaikowsky
The testimonial 10 George Becker, who has
served the public long and well as vender of
tickets for musical entertainments will take
place in Mendelssohn Hall next Wednesday
eveRing The artists who Will take part are
Mrs. Hissenl de Moss, soprano: Herman Hans
Nefzler, pianoforte; Bruno HUM, accompanist,
and the Rneisel Quartet. Following is the pro-
sramme:
Hsasrret. major op Sc three movements) pvorak
sonss:
"a Since hrst met met thee Ruhlnstsin
Thou like flower. Chadwick
day Of Spring. 4. Andrews
Mrs hissem DE Moss.
'' M Mr. ERel:e Mf Schroeder Mr.. we1ler se'"0''"
The Lenten concerts being given at the
Majestic Theatre each Sunday night by Victor
Herbert and his orchestra of fifty musicians
have met with great popular success. On last
hardly large enough TO accommodate the music
lovers who gathered there 10 hear the music
For this evening the programme is as attractive
as any one Of the predecessors. Perhaps the
Ssint-Saens suite, "Algerienne," Will be the
most interesting number TO lovers of high class
nausic, but they also will be much interested In
The music from Mr.. Herbert's latest two musical
comedy successes, 1T Happened in Nordland"
and Babes in Toyland." The soloist OF the
evening is +. Archambault. barytone OF dis
ilnction. The programme is follows:
overture Roman Csrneysi' Berlioz
Norwegian Bridal Procession orisg
sllabie from suite .Russs Gasounow
Fre. "AleerIenne' sa!nt-ssxns
s. PT Rhapsoai ss as ygs : aissF'
..issysris 81 SCR Ssioia colo Mr.. Kov.rlio.
1lsT ac1e Nor 1.lsisi' ...sa.sl
e ss,5 T., .q ,;:-.. Workshop Herbert
f'Fsnsds Den JuaT F 1rsi,niaY,; 'ehe'eo"sky
Miss Sally rockingham Akers, soprano
who has been associated with good concert
work on the local platform and elsewhere, is
to- sire recital in Mendelssohn Hall on the
afternoon OF Tuesday. April II. with lsidore
J-uckstone as her accompanist.
a concert of chamber music will be given by
The Olive Mead Quartet at Mendelssohn Hall on
next Thursday evening. when. with the help OF
Mr. Harold Randolph. of Baltimore, the fol-
lowing compositions will be performed: Dvo-
'aks quartet IN F, op. go; Brahmss psnoforte
trio IN c minor. op. 1o1 and Saint-Saen
J,anotorte quintet in A minor, op. II.
A special piano recital will be given BIZ
Paderewsd in the Baptist Temple 3d-ave. and
schermerhorn-st, Brooklyn. Monday
ing
on Saturday afternoon, April s. Franz Won
Tecsey will perform the most difficult feat he
has yet attempted he VIII play not only the
entire Beethoven concerto. but also the con-
eerto of Tschaikewsky, both with orchestra He
Ee Viii also play the Bach Chaconne This
Tvil be repetition, for his farewell here of his
famous Berlin concert when Joachim led the
orchestra for the Beethoven work He will be
assisted by Victor Herbert and The New-York
Syrpphony Orchestra. Mr. Herbert conducts IN
consequence OF Mr.. Damrosch's absence 10
Europe.
The New-York Symphony Orchestra propose.
10 enlarge its operations materially the coming
winter. II is proposed 10 give a series OF eivh,
Sunday afternoon and six Tuesday evening
symphony concerts az Carnegie Hall These
viii be under the direction of it's regular con-
dactor, Mr. Walter Damrosch with the excen-
ton of four concerts in the series which VIII
lie conducted by Herr Felix weineartner who
las been invited by Mr. Damrosch To come to
America next winter for one month in order 20
pcnduet sixteen concerts with the orchestra N