New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

management OF the department OF music OF tho
university. with advisory committee composed
OF Roger b Williams and Charles L fireman
or the board Of trustees; George p. Bristol and
Louis AL Dennis, Of tho faculty. and William Il
Storms. from tho city. The conductors Will DO
Emil Mollenhauer and Hollis T. Damn; the or
chestra viii be that Of Boston, conducted by Mr.
MoILenhauer; the chorus viii number lGJ voices
the solo singers VIII be Miss Louise Ormsby
Miss Josephine knight sopranos; Nine Isa-
belle Bouton- contralto; Edward =. johnson and
1Aoyu ttand. tenors: Emilio dogorza, barytone;
Leonard B. Merrill. bass; Miss Alice c. Wysard
i VIII be the Organist. The principal numbers Of
the programme will DO Haydn's Creation"
Theodore Dubois's '"The Seven Last Words OF
Christ" Verdis Requiem and Beethoven's G
minor symphony. On the evening befora tho
festival Mr.. Krehbiel Will lecture IN Barnes Hail
on How 10 Listen to Music' with illustrations
drawn from the festival schemes
Victor Herbert will give an Easter concert
In the Harlem Opera House tonight His pro
graulrne comprises Goldmarks overture 'In
springtime'; q group OF piecas by Charntnade.
Brahms and Mendelssohn. orchestrated by
Mr.. Herbert; Introduction TO the third act
, Dance OF the Apprentices and Procession OF the
Mastsrsingers-from -Die Meistersinger,' and
several selections from his own operas The So
lofst VIII be Miss Blanche Duffield soprano who
VIII sing the Polonaise from ''Mignon" and the
waltz song from Herbert's SBabette" where
the fairest dow'rs blooming" She viii also
sing Mr.. Herbert's IAN Easter Dawn" words by
An Easter concert by Sousa his band and
three solosists is to-nght's attraction at tho
Hippodrome. The programme includes Leutner's
Festival Overture" Gottschalk's Dying Poet"
American Character Sketches" by Kroeger;
Introduction. Act III. 'Lohengrin." and Mr..
Sousa's march, The Free Lance" Solo
numbers will be Mr.. Sousa's sextet from "The
Bride Bleot." Leo stern's Spring Waltz" by
Elizabeth Schiller. soprano. and Saint-SaAn' s
"Rondo Capriccioso." py jeanette Powers violin.
Tomorrow evening Nj. Sousa Will attend the
FIRST New York performance of his latest oper-
eta, The Free Lance" at the New Amsterdam
Theatre and on Tuesday will resume his tWanty-
and close the Saturday May g. with an
evening concert at Bleecker Hail. Albany, thus
rounding out an itinerary covering 81 states, 1873
cities and $50 concerts in the period OF hardly
four months
The New York Banks Glee Club under the dt-
rection Of II. r. HUMPHREYS will give its third
and last concert OF this season IN Carnegie Hall
on Tuesday evening, April II, assisted by Mime.
Maoonda, soprano; Miss Maude Becker violin;
Miss Avtce Boxall, harp; w. G. Hammond.
gan ana q. Cfnelli, accompanied. This com
pletes the twcnty-ffrst year of Mr.. Humphries's
conductorship of this club.
The annual concert Of tho Young Mems Sym
phnny Orchestra Will be held at Carnegie Hall
on Sunday afternoon. April % This organiza-
don aims to give worthy young musicians and
musical students a high musical education and
orchestral routine and to assist them in their
oareers- It is supported by q number of promi-
nsut music lovers Of this CITY, Mr. Alfred l. Selig
man being its president and Mr. A d. VOlpe
its conductor The orchestral numbers will con
si.t of the following: Schubert symphony,
mapce lunnnished}; Mendessohn overture
dZas. y T,SsAAi,5cw.sy = i1cw March ss.,, sla,s.