The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-19
NOTES OF MUsIc EVENTS.


The nett concert OF the owe Mead Quartet
will take place AZ Mendelssohn Hail on Thursday
evening, March %. The programme will CON
sist OF Brahms's c minor Trio, Dvorsks American
quartet. and Saini-SAenSs quintet In minor.
Harold Randolph, pianist. Will be the assisting
artist
The neat concert Of the Russian symphony
Society will take place Saturday evening, April
/. at Carnegie Hail. TsehAikowsky's vocal quartet
on a Mozartean theme viii be performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Names win give q sonata
recital AZ MendelssOhn Hall on wednesday even
ing. The sonAtas. all for piano and violin, viii be
Bach's in major: Beethoven 8 in major. aud
Brahms's, In @ major
Mr.. PAdsrewsk will give his only piano recital
In New YORK next Saturday afternoon 81 Carnegie
Hall. Tie will play the SchumAnn fantasia In c,
the same composers toocata, Beethovens sharp
major sonata, the Brahms variations on theme
by PAganini and a Chopin group consisting OF the
@ minor balade. three ttudea, the B minor ma
Eurka, major nocturue and sharp minor soherto'
There will be a Bach festival In the First Con-
gregatonal Church OF Montclair on sunday May u.
Victor Herbert viii onsr popular numbers by
Strauss, Moszkowsky, LlsEt and others a. his con-
cert Al the Majestic Theatre 70 night, May Nau-
daln viii sing.
The Knesel Quartet will give It's last New York
concert on Tuesday night a. Mendclssohn Han.
The programme will consist OF Saint-SAens's quartet
IN Eat for plano and strings, Hugo Wolrs Italian
serenadc, aud Sehubeus c major quintet. The
assisting artist viii be Ernest Schellng.
Philip Coudert. barytone. viii give sonE recital
a. Mendessohn Hail on Tuesday afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon, April 2, rafael Joseny
will make his appearance with Mr.. Walter Dam
rosch and the New York symphony Orchestra at
Carnegie Hall. MI Josehy's appearances In New
York are so rare that this Is an event Of special
importance lie viii play two piano concertos
with the orchestra, the minor Of Chopin and the
a major OF List.
Josef HOFFMAN, and Frits Kreisier are TO give
their farewell concert In Carnegie Hall on sunday
afternoon iAprl TO- This viii be thCir last appear
ance 10 this city either Jointly or individually for
some years 10 come. The rccitals by these Two
young masters have been among the most impor-
tant given here this winter, and their nrSt joint
recital IN Carnegie Hall a month ago drew forth
the unstnted praise Of the most eIacting critics,
besides an audiences which tested the capacity
OF the hall. AZ their coming recital Holman and
Krelsler will be heard IN two sOnAtes, the Cesar
Franck senate and Beethoven's -Krsutzer~ senate,
and also each is 20 be heard In several groups Of
solos.
Forth testimonial concert when IS to be rendered
70 George Becker, the popular concert ticket agent
OF Dltson's music store, In Aendelssohn Hail on
Wednesday evening, March -. q most interesting
and attractive programme has been arranged by
the artists who are 10 participate. They will be
Mrs. Hissem de Moss, sOp1no Herman Hans
Wetzler. pianist. and the Knelsel Quartet. The
latter are 70 be heard In a quartet By Dvorak and
Mrs, De Moss will sing group Of songs Aessrs.
wetzler, Knelsel and Schroeder are 20 be heard
In trio by Beethoven which has not been played
here In many YearS, and what might be practically
termed a novelty and one which viii prove delight
90 all lovers Of chamber mu sic.
Ellison Van Hose, the tenor, has just closed
bis season with the Aeba Concert Company In
Nashville and will arrive In New York city on Sun
day. leaving the same day for his home In Maryland
where he will take a short rest preparatory 10 his
resuming his Festival engagements, which will
keep him busy until The end Of May.
Mrs cater-Karr, soprano, and Miss Martina
tombstone, vollnist. both well and favoraby known
on the local concert stage, announce Joint recital
70 take place in AeAdelssohn Hall, on Saturday
afternoon, April 9. An attractive programme
OF interesting vocal and Instrumental novelties is
promised.
vecsey. the young Hungarian violnist, will
conclude his American tour next month. and his
manager, Daniel Frohm6n, has arranged fare
well concert for him az Carnegie Hall on Saturday
afternoon, April g. when he will be assisted by
Walter Damrosch and the New YoUS symphony
Orchestra, Of which M Frohman Is the president
Among the selections he will perform for the INST
time In this country Is Beethoven's great violin con-
certo. Vecsey's last performance OF this work
was IN Berlin last Dsce mber, the occasion OF the
last OF his series Of concerts in that city, when
Joseph Joachim, the great violinlst led the OF
chestra. Young. Veosey sails shortly after this
concert for London, where he Is 10 appear with
the London Philharmonic, and where he gives his
second serics OF recltas during his London season
After this years work he viii retire and con-
tlnue bis musical studies.
The Philharmonic Society will give its last public
rehearsal Of the present season a. Carnegie Hall
next Friday afternoon a. 80 O'Clock and on the
next evening the last concert Of the year will take
place Gustav Kogel. who has conducted previous
concerts Of the society during the present and
preceding seasons, has come especially from Ger
many 70 take the place OF the late Theodore Thomas,
| who was to conduct these concerts. Mr.. KoEel
| has arranged a very Interesting programme, which
/ will include the following number by Wagner:
! Overture to The Flying DutchmGn,- "SieE-
/ fried Idyl- and prelude 10 "Die Meistersnger.-
/ a Faust SYMPHONY Of LsEt. Including the male
| with tenor solo ana male chorus, viii make up the
| second part Of the programme. The chorus en-
ployed IN the male Of the tymphony will be pro 10
/ vided by W, r. Chapman. Edward p Johnson
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