New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

pension Of 1000 rubIes for the then struggling
young composer.
Miss Corrie Scheffer violin: Miss Betsy Culp
pianoforte; Alfred L. seligman. violoncello, and
Mrs. Robert Ersbdne Ely, reader, Will give an
entertainment in Berkeley Hall next Friday
morning.
The last of three concerts OF chamber music
by the Adele Margulies Trio will take place in
Mendelssohn Hall next Saturday evening. The
B fat, op. 81; Brahmss Sonata in A, op. 100.
and Arensl1y's Trio in D minor, OPP. 80. The
artists associated with Miss Margulies Leo
pold Lichtenberg and Leo Schulz.
Programme of pianoforte recital to be given
by Abraham Nelson at Mendelssohn Hall, next
Wednesday evening:
TOccata and, and fugus D minor Bach
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BaTcaroie, minor op 30 RGbinstein
Toecata minor. Op. LeschetizSy
Here are a few items which Nine. Calves
manager thinks will enhance the interest in her
concert next Thursday afternoon in Carnegie
Hall: She is going to sing Comm Thro the
Rye in English. She didn't want to be laughed
at when she sang here before. and so did not
venture 10 sing in the vernacular; but now she
Is mistress Of the situation Her Appreciation
Of the Scotch song was positive sensation
on the Pacific Coast It is well to be prepared
for such artistic evangels lest sudden JOY kill
those to whom they are brought There must
surely be huge hunger in New-York to hear
Nine. Calve singing Comm Thro' the Rye"
Also Nine Calve has discovered a youthful
genius, q Mile. Jaunette Vermorel. who Is not
and will be heard at the coming concert
prodigy not quite twenty-five years old will be
worth seeing If not hearing.
The second subscription concert Of the Volpe
Symphony Orchestra will take place IN Carnegie
Hall next Thursday evening. The programme
will contain Beethoven's seventh symphony, two
movements from Tschaikowsky's Serenade for
strings Gecently played by the Philharmonic
Society under Mr.. Safonoff's direction). and
Rachmaninoff's first pianoforte concerto, played
by Miss Alice Cummings The announcements
would look less deceptive If, instead OF reading
consisting Of eighty y9gng performer they
and twenty-five hired professionals"
Following the pianoforte pieces which Mr..
Lhevinne will play at the concerts Of the Rus
sian Symphony Society next Saturday and Sun
day: Saturday-"Au Convent" Borodine: Noe
turne Gor left hand only. Scriabine; Etude in
z fiat, Schloetzer; "GondOliera and Galop'
Grom lie Baf2. Rubinstein; Sunday-"Cause-
din anu 1 is ians Bala ideas'e'h Au
Programme Of the concert for young people
at Carnegie Hall next Saturday afternoon:
Three movements from Ocean Symphony .Rubinstein
IAn'A's 0p 4'l Nj; Henri Ma4t.al Robert S'AHnaAn
ballet The Nutcrscker 49,. Tschaikowsky
Russian Dance ''Trepak" Arab Dance. Chinese Danca
Danse Of the Mirlitons.
tsonSo Canriccoso Sant-Sasns
Mr..
Arranged for orchestra by Leopold Damrosch.
A concert will be given at Aeolian Hall next
Tuesday evening by Nine and Signor Bell
Resky and Luigi Constantine. pianist The vocal
numbers will be chosen almost entirely from the
familiar grand opera repertory.
The Tonknnstler Society gives concert to-
morrow evening at Assembly Hall. Arnold
Volpe Theodore SAUL Gertrude Normand-Smith
and Edwin Grasse are the composers repre-
sented and most OF them will assist IN the per-
Torrance of their works.
The Dickens Fellowship announces a recital
and musical at the Waldorf on March 10. Ma
rian Leland will read, and Bernard Laudino
will sing Miss Florence Pratt is to be the
pianist
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The Tribune the other day contained soma
interesting details regarding the history Of Flo
tov's ouera Martha" in this city, but the record
OF performances in the original German is not