New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18

and the eagsrnsss and enthusiasm with which q
performs its work are always delightful
The last concert at the Metropolitan Opera House
BY the operate forces this evening win be devoted
wholly to music by Wagner. Mr. Herts VIII con-
duct and has arranged programme OF unusual
interest II follows:
vorspIeI 'ParBifal'.
Aris des AdriAno. nom .IeienzL"
Mr. Heinrich Knots.
S 0otsp.s- ( Die Mslstsrsingsr NcrnbsrE"
Mines Alien. Homer. NM Ksnots Van Ro,v Ba-s
Wotans Farewell una Fs1erzaubsr rom "Dis Wal1ra~
Funeral March .'G5ttsT5lzamsruHg.'.
Miss o!i1: E5e !:7t ana M HsarA Ka0'a
AHleA Alt-n ,I. @ss55 s- 5io Z.. 5a'osy Iosl
KaisermarsOh
Miss Julia O'Connor for many years solo con-
tralto ST. Leo's Roman Catholic Church VIII
give song recital in MendelssOhn Han next Thurs
day evening. with the help Of Mss Lillian Little
/ hales. viOlOncelo. Joseph Poznansd. organ. ana
Emilio Agramonts. accompanies.
Miss Margaret Goets VIII give historical song
recitals IN Carnegie Hall Studios on The after
Moons OF to-day. March % and April IL She viii
be assisted by Mrs. Theodore Van York. sopranOg
DR. Carl z. Duff. bass: Theodore Van YORK ten
or Walter L Bogart, barytone MIS-. Katherine
Wyman and Miss Ruth Savage. accompanists-
Henry Hadley gave a concert with the Kahn Or
chestra and Miss Marguerite Lemon in Munich on
March g. He produced two movements from his
symphony, The -Four Seasons and a symphouio
fantasia In E fat Mss Lemon used to Be one OF
the junior members OF the Metropolitan Opera
House company.
The Marum Quartet viii give It's fourth con-
| cert next Thursday evening. at Cooper Union.
Eugene Bernstein. who is be the assisting artist.
Will play. with Modest Altschuer. Bsethovsn's
I ats in A vro--
/ Quartet IN D major and schubert's Quartet In 4
minor will complete the programme
Programme OF pianofor,e recital 20 be given By
Josef Lhevinns n Carnegie Hal this EVENING"
Meio5is Is AIiIr Bsssnos7
GoH-r2 0a4diste -Talsss
Etude sharp minor Cp "a RubinstsiS
CspT,ee 3FE s.ss
/ The New Music Society OF America viii give sew.
eraI novelties its second concert OF orchestral
/ music by American composers. at Carnegie Hall
/ on the evening OF Monday. April 2 Mss Maud
Powell, the violInist. Will play violin concerto By
1 Henry Holden Huss which has not yet been per
/ formed in public. Tbs concerto. which has three
I movements. Is in the KEY or D minor and II was
\ finished IN 1887. The late Anton Seidl was inter
ested IN it. and he made valuable suggestions TO the
/ composer. Mss A4Ud Powell at that time played
I It for Mr.. SeidI. Since then Mr.. Huss has made
b
i usual symphonic orchestra Mr. Huss's violin con-
certo was written about the same time his piano
/ concerto. which Mss Adele Aus der Ohs played
/ with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and 2Ir.
/ Huss himself has performed with the Philharmonic,
/ PittsbUrg and Cincinnati crchestras- Last year
RaouI PugnO played Il with the orchestra at Monte
| Carlo. The composers other works IN the larger
forms include rhapsody for plano and orchestra.
/ which has been played In Munich Cincinnati and
/ Boston, "CleOpatra's Death sung by Nine. Do
We're with the Philharmonic Society IN 1855 and
| eral choral and chamber music compositions As
| at the first concert OF the New Music Socisty OF
/ America, the conductor On April viii be Modest
\ Altschuler and the orchestra that OF the Russian
/ Symphony Society.
Another important novelty VIII be Frederick 8
Converses orchestral fantasy, The Mystic Trum-
/ peter" Opus 10. suggested by Walt Whitnlans
/ poem beginning:
lowering IN air vi5ates caprccus tunes tonight
This is Mr.. Converses latest orchestral work. i'm
I medately preceding his opera, The Pipe OF De-
sire recently performed in Boston The composer.
who is assistant professor IN the department. %
music at Harvard, took hOnors In music there and
chestraI works include an overture. q Symphony,
two romances, two poems and others
For his concert tonight al the TIippodrous VIC
tor Herbert has arranged distinctly popular pro-
gramme OF numbers from his most successful op-
erettas past and present They viii be sung and
played, the singers being Miss May Bradley, So
prano, and J. Humbird Duffy. barytone. The vocal
selections viii comprise the principal arias for the
soprano from The Wizard OF the Nile and "Ths
serenade' and the barytOne solos from THE Fort
une Teller and Prince Auauias." Ire Herbert
numbers for the orchestra viii be the intarmezs0
from Mile Modesto the ensemble from Dolly
Dollars" the Toy Soldiers March" from The
Babes in TOyland" and the march finale from
] Wonderland" IN addition his Irish Rhapsodv
/ These Will make Up the whole second part OF he
programme, the first section beng made I'D from
/ the works OF MendelssOhu. Brams. IsChaikowsky
and Lalo. Popular prices continue 70 attract audi
ences that Ill the immense structure.
The programme OF ths concert at Caruegfs Han
I appear is very long and IS as follows:
Peer Gyut Suite No .rfss
| Mr.. Damrosch and orchestra
/ ~ Il Marteau an orchestra
FIRST Concerto for vcinceo IN A On movement,
NJ Gerardy and orchestra
Aria, More Regal h. His Low Estate rom ne
| Anna scneIls ans orchoztla 'a
ssrsnAds and PRra1e ts Foire nom NarorA Lla
Nth Concerto. 81 On urorl .Tieurtsupa
l a. Narteau and orchestra
Tor volclcel.o
I A. Gerar4y and orchestra
| The Tonkunstlsr Society on Tuesday evening "A
/ Assembly HAL viii Eivs this prcgrz-mss
sonata for violin piano Op IA major. ssofgwsa
| Ernst H Bauer and ths couposer.
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ts5 Thsms cfaSovisn vsfis o. A. Va a.
The COMPOSER.
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