The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01
NOTEs or MUsIO EVENTS.

The sixth and last concert OF the Kneisel Quartet
will be given In Mendelseohn Hall on Tuesday
evening, April 10. at SIS O'Clock. The programme
will be az follows! String quartet. op. u. No. j.
o minor. Brahms; Quartet for plano and strings'
CD. 30. A major. Chausson; String quartet, op. ~
@ minor, Gneg. In Chausson's Quartet the plano
part win be played by Rudolph GanE'
The Russian Symphony orohestrA's nnAl CON.
oerts Of It's third season Will take place Saturday
evening and Sunday afternoon. April 7 and g. NJ
Carnegie Hall, under Modest AltschulePs direouon'
Tho sololst will be Emile Sauret, the French violinlst
who has not been heard In New YORK Tor several
seasons. and who will play the DVorak concerto
The Olive Mead Quartet will conclude Its season
at MendelsSohn Hall on Tuesday evening. Haydn's
@ major and sohubert's D minor quartets and a
sonata for 'oello and plano by Maroello Will DO
played. susan Metoalfe will sing.
AT the Hippodrome to.night Victor Herbert
and his orchestra win serve another course In ,ho
series OF concerts this popular conductor is giving
at the big playhouse. Tho programme will be the
usual miscellaneous one, with q solost Of the
masculine persuAalon. In whom Nj, Herbert DC
olafso he has discovered q verftable md" Tne
dinculty Of occurring soloisS who VIII ma FAVOR
with his audiences has sent Mr.. Herbert far sneid,
and thus Jean Dirnitresoo, . Rumanian TENOR,
win be the "Uusste At to.nights concert. MI
Dimitresco has sung in several Western Cities
but his appearance here 60 might viii be his debut.
He has o record for Appearance having sung
In practically every opera house OF note on the
European Continent. as well as several seasons
at Covent Garden. in London. He has sung also
in the larger cities Of South America, He has re-
gently signed contracts for . long sssSon In Russia
but tho social unrest thore caused their cancela-
ton. which gave him time for . long deferred
visit 70 the United States.
The second concert OF tho New Music Society
will take place at Carnegie Hall tonight. Maud
Powell will play Henry Holden Huss'e violin con.
certo tn D minor, and orchestral novelties by Davio
Stanley Smith and F. S. Converse win be heard:
Horatio Parker's -Hora Novissima" will be sung
by the Church Choral Society AZ the Churon Oh
Zion and St. Timothy on Wednesday afternoon
April %. and Thursday evening. Aprn 20.
The Marum Quartet win bring its nrst season
10 an end on Thursday next at Cooper Union. This
will be the NTH concert Of the quartet. which
consists Of Ludwig Marum. Michel Bernstein ana
Joseph and Modest Altsohuler, The purpose OF tho
organization was TO place high GLASS chamber music
within tho reach OF music lovers OF limited means
who cannot AFFORD 10 pay the prices usually asked
at such concerts. Many seats were cold at 90 low
O price as Is cents. The success or the concerts
showed that they met q real want. No concert was
heard by less than 900 persons. and AZ some OF them
the attendance reached as high . ngure as LOU.
Albert Won Doenhon will give g plano recital al
Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday evening.
F. x. Arens will present an entire programme
by Wagner at the next and concluding set Of Peoples
Symphony Concerts, TO be given Thursday, April 10,
at Cooper Union Hall. Friday az Grand Central
Palace, and Saturday at Carnegie Hall at $40 =. M
The programme will enlist the services OF several
prominent sololsts and will include notable numbert
from the Wagner operas. The List will embrace
the "Tannhauser" overture and selections from
-Parsifal," "Slogfried.- die Walkure," "Gotter'
dAmmerung- and tho "Meisterslnger." The or
chestra will be enlarged for the occasion, which
will ntunrly close one of the most successful must
cal seasons of this commendable enterprise.