New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
der stuclen, and November Is. 1887. American
Concert, Van der StuCken- H Il x.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Holden Huss Will give a
| concert IN Mendessohn Hall on Tuesday even
ing Of this week. with the help OF tho Kneisel
Quartet. With the exception OF the first mum
Der Cthe first movement OF Schuberts quartet
IN E fat) and group OF five songs. tho music
Will all be by Mr.. Huss. The Kneisel Quartet
will play quartet for strings In L minor; Mr..
Kneisel and Mr. Huss VIII play q sonata for
violin and pianoforte (Which has already been
heard here at KIleisel concert), Mrs. Huss
viii sing MY Jeans (Burns), Before Sunrise
Or. w. Glider. 1T Was Lover and His Lass
(Shakespeare) "WiegRnlied" CHejduk) and 81
Love Thee 0uckert, and Mt. Huss will play
six short pieces for the pianoforte: 6arabande,
menuet, prelude appassionata, ITO the Night"
impromptu and prelude In A fiat
Ernst Hutcheson OF Baltimore a native Of
Australia, who has been heard here In concert
with Mr. Randolph. will give a recital Of piano
forte music In Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday
afternoon OF this week
The Tonkunstler Society and its guests are 70
! bear q performance OF a theme and fourteen
VACATIONS Con E, d. CD by Bruno Oscar Klein.
two songs by Brahms with viola obbligato) and
a sextet for strings by Abraham w. Lilienthai
at a meeting In Assembly Hall next Tuesday
evening. The variations composed for Or
chestra but have been arranged for two piano
fortes and win be played by the composer and
Alexander Rihm- Miss Lila L Haskell will sing
the songs The new sextet. which is dedicated
10 Richard Arnold. Will be played by Mr.. Arnold
Herman Ktihn, Ernst H Bauer. Herman Brandt
Arthur Severn and Ernest Zickler.
Miss Mar1ory Sherwin. American violnist
who has played successfully abroad. viii give a
concert at Mendelssohn Hall on Monday evening.
April 80 assisted by the Vic;or i. .r.ert Orches-
ira, Miss Margaret Hubbar- Eye.. contralto.
and Miss L. VoJacek at the pia Ms Sherwin
was student OF DaTics OF Eutfalo. and
Sevcik. Of Prague She ie row nader the man
agement OF j. T.. ITaHttf laIg} &y Hail. New
York She was born ~ Ia.4 Ia. n. Y, and after
studying abroad mad. .r debut in London as
soloist with the Ionic symphony Orchestra,
conducted by Arthur W. Payne.
Mr. Walter Damrosch and the New York
Symphony Orchestra viii start April IS for
Southern tour Of about three weeks. They
viii visit among other cities. Wilkes-Barre,
Penn; Washington. Lynchburg, Va; Norfolk,
Va; Raleigh, n. c.; Wilmington, N e; Spar
tenburg, s. c.. Give festival concertsl Asheville.
n. O.; Columbus, Miss. Memphis, Birmingham,
Ala; Chattanooga, Tenn: Nashville Tenn: st.
Louis and Louisville
An invitation concert by L Music School Set
tement at No IS East 3D. street win tRks place
in Mendessohn Hall at o'clock D. m. next
Thursday. The orchestra class, under Mr..
Names. will play Haydns Sunrise" SYM
phony and the prelude to ''The Deluge," by
Saint-Saens, also the accompaniment to two
movements for Mendelssohn's pianofortS oon~
certo in ID minor, which will be played by Gins
Clara Weiss. In these orchestral numberA save
the prelude the wind instrument parts VIII be
played by professional musicians
The third annual music festival OF Cornell
| University Win be given In Sage Chapel and BIB
ley Han ss Ithaca. tho 26th. 21th aad eoeh
days Ht ~ npetA - haau& - unszAs