New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21

view of Salzburg Mozart's birthplace. 1t is this
fact which made Mr.. Engl, of the Mozarteum. so
never even seen Being committed to the charge
that the Tischbein portrait not that of No
Fart he had to deny both the originality and
authenticity OF the Krehbel picture. which. IN
less q palpable forgery. establishes the anthem
,icity Of both as Mozart portraits.
CONCERTS.
Nine Sembrich Nine Jacoby Mr. DIPPED and
Mr.. Plancon will sing at the Metropolitan popu-
lar concert tonight Nine. Sembrich's num-
bers will be "Ah! fors' Iul," from "Traviata, +"
and Johann Strauss ..Primavera" waltz: Nine.
JaCobys, "Che faro senza Euridice," from
GIuck's "Orfeo": Mr.. Dippels. the romance from
Les Huguenots." and Mr.. PlancOn's, Gounod S
Nazareth" Mr.. Frankie will conduct and the
orchestra Will play the prelude TO Die Meister-
singer" "Aubade" and "Fate Nuptiale." from
Victor Herbert's Romantic Suite; an EXTRACT
from Massenets 'Herodtade. Cigars march
''Pomp and Circumstance" and Liszt's first Hun
garian rhapsody as transcribed for the orchestra
c. NJ Loeffler, viola; Georges Longy, oboe,
and Heinrich Gerhard pianoforte. will assist
the KneiseI Quartet al the concert in Men
delssohn Hall on Tuesday evening. when the
music will consist Of q quartet in fat by Mo
Fart. Loeffler's Rhapsodie, "LEtang and La
Cornemuse." for oboe, viola and pianofOrte and
Beethoven's quartet in minor, op. 80. No. 2.
+ GLOWING IS the programme % NINE sem
brich's song recital in Carnegie Hall the
afternoon of Thursday, February I:
..o se-nna Penserete'' .Pergoesi
! At5enP from Loves sickness Purcell
Neus IIebe nenes Leben'. Bssh9ysn
Lsaffisali Brahms
Nv wei Lisae'
5es Gi6ctethtrmers Tochterein
- a. .. he Lear; .. Arthur Foote
The Lark Now Leaves HIS "a'ry Nest n n n
Elm TTaurn tirleg
Tas i1gt5S On PoshJ InoursEy
Miss Ellen Bowick an English elocutionist,
will give reading. with music. in Mendelssohn
and nrize winner of the Royal Academy of Music,
London. Her programme is as follows;
..sa-5sInnon,, .LongfeIIow
The Overland Mali 49,: I2udyard Kipling
III Iaid,r1 Dobson
3sfore me cug s5alott with accomplishment for
violin. cello and piano by Amy L Fennyson
First public performance in Ne0-8oTjkl 1,.,o,
1T @ Pfc,Jires Of School Life with music by
Maud Valerie, Wa1{ f - - Nev,Y
"A chat with a French Maid --........-.- -
Programme OF -" "i''7e TO- TO- ,,,,.,.-.5,,,
cital at Menaelssollh I1ah vi 4'e1-'
evening:
Ia Folia Senate IN = minor .corelli- Leonard
Aria sn 54si,;
F1ugue in 4 TnG 1eo1ies, Mozart
Mr.. Grasse
Group Of songs; Schubert
.. mo as 5'' ............( Strauss
..acS wen mir unguckhaften2 Mann.
,.-.-,o Mr. MA, Van YORK ....... c;oldmark
Passacagia Handei-IBoIpso
Fondo Caprtcioso .sant-7ae'ls
Cow, =, songs:
she Is So ELL. hnnocent linden
Kashnr song so,rs -,
ZION a% ATske Beoved'' Covyen
Mr.. Van YORK; 49,, ,,,..,-.,-,
Rornanzs -fSuoinseIh I$rs sst
Polonaise. c MAJOR NJ fi-sss
MT Nii0t-o7 r-,,,,.oh % The Ascension next
cltal III 'Ao =. -,,,,o, ,,o vii, r1av, ,,usio
WEDNESDAY ec IIolIins Dether Widor, Dubois
"a og T9enbke
IJsndei's Judas Maccabeus," which Is IN &C
.,,,, by, the Oratorio Society for its
tive prepa10'o on =. l,o,, non under
concert OF February ~ at CHli4eeio iAoIi ~
frank Damroscf's direction. has had few per
So, has sung it only on November 10, 1877.