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Boston. viii Join the composer in the perform
anoe. The rhapsndies the latest Of Mr..
Loeffier's published works. Like much else
OF his music. they are suggested nv poems OF
modern Frenchmen Of the school generally
ferred Ia "decadent." They are two poems
BY Maurice Rollinat. himself a musician in
way, as well a writer Of verse. The two
poems are entitled The POOL and The Bag
PIPE; both are brief. and both suggestive OF
strange visions conjured up by a maynard i'm
agitation. gTisiy horrors and vague dread. The
three instruments have almost equal part
throughout. and the musical combination or
color they afford has been fully utilized by the
composer. The other numbers OF the programme
viii be quartet in 4 fiat by Mozart. and Bee
thoven's quartet in Z minor. op 30. No. ,
Miss Susan Strong. who born in Brook
lyn. and has sung In London and few times in
New-York will give a song recital in Mendels-
sohn Hall on January 80.
The Marum Quartet will give its second con-
cert OF chamber music in the hall OF Cooper
Union next Thursday evening. Tschakowsky's
music Will fill the programme; the pianoforte
trio in A minor, quartet in ID major and an air
from THE Maid OF Orleans sung by Miss Mar
guerite Hail.
Mr. Heinrich Meyn Will give a song recital in
Mendelssohn Hall next Thursday afternoon. at
which he will sing a group OF songs by Alexander
Won Fielitz. a resident OF Chicago. TO the
composers accompaniment. The programme is
follows;
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I 5sass s.2 MIMI n.rr.n I'i'd''
An er,9ea T-ar ees Mater - rs.,.
Fziia lana Cten sonF.5
Pour gegx ainsr
Piahaforte acooaaIans victor Harris: harPist John
Cheshire.
Programme OF concert by the Kaltenborn
Quartet 20 be given In Mendelssohn Hall next
Thursday evening: Quartet in minor. op is
No 4. Beethoven; Sonata in q for pianoforte
and violin. Grieg CAIiss Jessie Shay and Mr..
Kaltenborn); Pianoforte Quintet IN r minor
op. 90. Grabert first time In New-Aork).
Programme OF the third pianoforte recital by
Alfred Resenauer at Mendelssohn Hall next
Tuesday afternoon:
Theme with variations, major c'Ths Harrnoniggs
rahae Fsnsisis r,s,o major Haydn
For6o ala turSa \ minor ...---....-'--. Mozart
f faa Sss.oT y sehateLt
Hh1ee Etudes from %. ara OF. g. ...chopin
Roadeaa Brsiian,e nat ssar % ....weber
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The Flonzaley Quartet may be heard again
an public at the Chamber Music Room IN Car
negie Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
OF this week The programme will be composed
of Dvoraks Quartet in F. Bach's Sonata for
two vioins IN @ and Schumann's Quartet IN
= fiat, op. o.
Theodore Van YORK. tenor. and George Falk-
enstein. pianist, will take part In Mr.. Edwin
Grasses third and last recital OF violin music
az Mendelssohn Hall on Thursday OF next week.
The board Of directors of the Cincinnati
Music Festival Association announces that the
seventeenth biennial festival will be held in the
Music Hall. Cincinnati on the first five days of
May under the direction OF Frank Van der
stucken. There will be two afternoon and four
evening concerts. At four Of these six concerts
Sir Edward Edgar Will conduct music OF his
own composition. He is expected 10 be in Gin
cinnan two weeks before the beginning OF the
festival 10 supertntend the rehearsals OF his
works The chorus, newly organized but con-
tanning n large contingent from the chorus
which Quarelled with the directors and resigned
because its plan TO give a memorial concert to
Theodore Thomas officially frowned on. will
number 800. The solo singers. chosen in part
by Sir Edward Elgar for the performance Of his
oratorio, THE Apostles" will be MINIS. Gadsh
and Mrs. Corinne Rider-Kelsey, sopranosi Miss
Muriel Foster and Miss Janet Spencer contral-
tos; John Coates. tenor; Frangcon Davies HUI
bert witherspoon and Charles Clark barytones
and bassos.
The following named choral works and works
having choral parts Will be given at the seven
teenth festival: Bach, Cantata, Gods Time Is
the Best: Beethoven. Ninth (ChoraD Sym
phony; BenOit. Caatata, Into the World'
brahms, "A German Requiem Debussy, THE
blessed DanlozeI"; Elgar. THE Apostles" and
prelude and Angels Farewell from THE Dream
az C;erontius"; Strauss, '"raillefer', Van der
Stucken, PAX Triumphant"
The compositions by Benoit and Van der
orchestra and one thousand children from the
public schools OF Cincinnati will participate
These works and Debussys THE Blessed
Damozel" Cigars The Apostles and the
.sTaillefer" by Richard Strauss. will receive a
arst Cincinnati Festival performance.
THE first festival concert. Tuesday evening
Nav J. IS named by the festival directors "In
Memory OF Theodore Thomas" This is the pro-
qramme: Cantata Gods Time Is the Best"
bach; segfrted's Death and Finale with singer,
German Requiem" Brahms.
Raoul Pugno. the French pianist; Joseph Holl-
mann. the celebrated Dutch 'cellist. and Marie
Hall the violnist. to give combination
January IL Each artist will be heard in solos.
and the following ensemble numbers: THO In
d major, Op. 10, No. J. by Beethoven; the Cesar
Franck Senate for piano and violin and the
Chopin Polonaise for piano and cello.
Miss Ellen Bowick, OF London. England. VIII
give a recital OF original monologues and poems
with music I'm Mendelssohn Hall on Monday
afternoon the 22d The proxramuS will also In