The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

sonata In u major for the same Instruments and
! Brahms's minor plano quartet.
J Two concerts for the benent OF the orhoprdic
Hospital will take place at Carnegie Hall on March
10 and II. At both entertainments Messrs. Ysaye
and kreislcr will play Bach's double concerto.
At the INST Ysaye Will play Also the Saint -Saens
concerto and at the second Kreisler win play Veuh-
tcfnps'S second concerto.
The MarEuies THO will give It's third concert a.,
Rolan Hail on Tuesday evening new THO In
minor by iAngo.Auller viii be produced. and
TsehAkowshy's great minor Trio will also be
given.
Miss Olive Mead. vollnist is to play the Bee
thoven concerto op. d. at the NTH OF this season 5
Peoples Symphony concerts, which is to occur
at Carnegie Hall on Friday evening. March II.
Besldes there viii be the overture TO The Flying
DutchmHn." by Wagner: Mendessohn's music to
the Midsummer Nights Dream and Lszts sym
phonlc poem, Les prcmdcS" The attendance
at these concerts has become large that adinis
sion the stage will be sold at the box once on the
night OF the concert: besides, the seats left vacant
after certain hour will be thrown open 10 the
public
Philippe Coudert. osrytonc is 10 rive q song re-
citAl In Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday afternoon
March II. at O'Clock. H7 viii be assisted by Vic
tor Harris. pianist
George Becker. the popular concert ticket agent
is TO be rendered testimonial concert IN Nen-
Mr.. Becker has been connected with music In many
ways for nearly forty years. He Was at ono time
librarian for the late Theodore Thomas, AFTER which
he opened the hrst branch concert ticket once
established In this city This was In connection
with the music store Of Edward Sehuberih, at 70
Union Square, and for nearly twenty years man
aged Il In tho interests OF this concern. faithfully
serving the musical public. artists and managers
and giving advice TO those In need which his long
experience had taught him. Many persons well
n al vDrl ID
start In life 70 his advice Hts connection with the
box oflces OF old Steinway and ChiokerinE halls
both OF which were In his charge. and OF late years
with Mendelssohn Hail. makes him well known
70 all oonoertgoers. Mr. Becker Is now in charge
OF the branch ticket once In Charles II. Dltson's
music store. s07 Broadway, which business he
opened three yearB ago and which he has brough'
20 Its present prominence through hi, courteous
attention 10 the musical public and his uniting
Efforts In obging his patrons. In appreciation
OF these many oourtesles this testimonial is being
rendered him, artists. managers and concerigoes
well known 70 our musical public all combining
10 Insure It's success. Several well known
artists have consented TO appear and programme
OF unusual merit is being arranged oythem In Keep
ing with the dignity OF their own concerts.
The Sunday night concert to be given al tho
Metropolitan opera House tonight Is the last OF
the series MeSsrs Josef Holman. pianist. and
Fritz KrciseT viclnist. are Ia play, and Mile Maria
do Macchl and Mr.. Eugenio Graldoni aro TO sign.
Mr. Josef HofmAnn's numbers are the concerto
No s. in @ major. by Rub'nslein; waltz. nat
major and polonaisc In the snme ley By Greg:
mnEurka b. himself and Caprice Espagnol-
by MoSzhowski. while Nr. Kreislcr will play Nsu1-
temps's concerto No. p In sharp minor. and sara
safes popular "Zgeune rwe,sen" gypsy melodies).
Mile de Macchi viii sing the cavstina. "Casa Diva,
from Norma BY Belln and Mr.. Gira!doni the
prologue TO Leoucavallo's "Phgllacci." The or
ches,ra. under the direction Of Mr.. Nahan franko'
viii be heard In Nlcolai's overture 10 The Merry
wives OF Windsor" and Siegined'S Forging OF the
Sword from WAgner's "Siegfrted. arranged by the
late Adoph Neuendorr. The closing number OF the
concert will be Victor Herbert's American Fantasy.
The Volpe Symphony Orchestra OF New York.
A D. Volpe conductor, viii give It's second sub
scripton concert Tuesday evening. March :. at
Mendelssohn Hall Jose Ia Moita viii be the
sololst The programme VIII include Brahmss
symphony. No >. LISTS Les Preludes and
Beethoven's Overture Egmoni. Nj. DA Moits
viii play Bcethoven's Concerto IN Nat major.
The concert will commence at 80 O'Clock pre-
csely.
Following up charac,cr!sucaily national pro
Tramme OF the fourth concert, Mr.. Modest AIT
schuer has arranged a programme OF different.
though equally interesting character for the MN
concert OF the Russian symphony Society OF New
York on Saturday. March II. The nrst part OF the
programme is taken up By the minor symphony
OF Sergey lyanovich TaneycT. now professor OF
countcrpont and harmony At the Moscow Con
servh,ory and Safonois predecessor as It's
head TaneyefT's leAnings are clearly IN the d
rrcton OF the classical German school. and the
symphony 9, It's nrst production made = deem i'm
preston among musicians by us characteristics,
which are rarely met vita IN modern Russian com
positions. a movement from George Konyuss
suite From Child Life" entitled The Nurse
SbclIus's Musete. and Dargomyzhs Kazachok
both thoroughly enjoyed By the audiences. Will
be played by the orchestra, After Lenski's aria
from Tsrhaikowsky's Yevgeniy Onycgln. sung
49, I teno he sstfi
conclude with RachmanlnoGs fantastic. The
Clr." strong piece OF descriptive music. which
will be performed In response to numerous re-
quests from those who heard the previous season
Macmillan Plies. a Juvenile yiollnlsf will play
at Mrudissohn Hall on Thursday evening
Thursday afternoon al Mendessohn Hall will
probably be tho last opportunity the local public will
have OF hearing the celebrated pianist Eugen d'A-
ber.. This artist is making his farewell tour OF
America and IS meeting everywhere With over
wheming succeSs.
Paderewskls only recital In View York, in Car
negic Hall. on Saturday afternoon. March Is prom
iscs 30 be A repetition OF his former successes In
This city. Although only bare announcement OF
bis coming has been made to the press. already
orders for seats have been received which aggre-
gate nearly $500 Mr. Padcrcwsk Is still in the
Middle West. where he Is playing 70 enormous bust.
ness Last week he gave six concerts. the gross
receipts OF which averaged a little less than 5000
each After his concert In Chicago on the iith. no
viii resi- week aud resume his tour In Phladcl-
phia on the 18th.
The last symphony Concert FOR Young People
FOR this VIII be given under tho direction
Of Frank Damrosch on next Saturday after.
noon In Carnegie Hail. Lillian Blauvelt will be
he soloist. The orchestral numbers arc not only
particularly lovely examples Of pure music. but
they VIII AFFORD an opportunity for interesting com
pirson OF tho work Of the great masters eethoven
and Wagner, and the latest English compose T.
Edward FigaT,
Tho directors the Musical Art Society announce
that the second concert OF the twelfth season will
be given in Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening.
March o. under the direction OF Frank Dam
rosch The choir VIII sing for the fourth time In
New YORK the eight part Sabat Mater by PalestrnA,
which Is the most beautiful OF that group of com
positions which Include the Marcelline Mass and
The lmprOpeTia
5SS4RY.