New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
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DAVID BISPHAM.
He will sing az Carnegie Hall to-moFro"
for tho Benefit Of The San Francisco
sufferers.

At the Madison Square Garden on Tuesday,
May 15 the memorial concert 20 Patrick S. Gil
more will occur. The conductors will be Walter
Damrosch, Frank Damrosch, Victor Herbert and
John Philip sousa There win be one thousand
men in the band, and a chorus OF one thousand
voices from the Peoples Choral Union. The pro-
gramme:
O''''''S "taa59 c0ndactol or John philip sOusa.
1'''' condactor. victor Herbert
o07n's '0i0'o'' fhSFS s2Sert /: Clark
condaosor, walter PaEosa$S 7v.sn.r
A-'- Mrs Caroline Mir Hardy.
ropIss Choral Union Of New Eor: conductor
Tacrsntsva santasie-A Hunting Scgns .BuccaloSs
conductor. John Philip sOuss ,..
Bong 'sisS's Eugene cowies.
Introduction. Act III ''LOhengTtn'. Wagner
Conductor. Victor Herbert
Ai3& Conductor. walter Dainrosch
..,G star g.,s sPanglsa&, led. Rannsr. "a IEfca ..
Peoples Choral Union; conductor, Frank DaInTosch
Of the programme which will be sung at Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday next for the benefit Of the chorus
and orchestra Of the Metropolitan Opera House.
Nine. sembrich's music entirely destroyed in
San Francisco, and IT was necessary to replace
the notes here. One Of the latest contributors to
the concert is Andrew Carnegie. who sent $3.50 for
one seat The programme is az follows:
/. Ca) Aria from la Serva Padrona," Pergolesi;
QO Mon Ami" weckerlin; (c) ''Lusinghe Piu
Care, from the opera Of .'Alexander. Handel;
(dl The Lass With the Delicate Air" Arne II:
ca Die F9relle sehubeFt G6O Vie "a Mel9dien
neder" q and ID. schunann: (el ''standchen,' %
torale,'' Bzet; (cl '"rhe Land OF the Lea" FOOte;
Cd "Glockenthirmerst0ch Loewe; (ej
volunteered his services at the plano.
Miss Gladys Ure, who has achieved popularity
IN her native Australia as a song writer. an
nounces a recital Of her own songs for the even
ing Of Nay S in the Astor Gallery OF the Wal
dorf-Astoria- Miss Ure will sing her ballad
For You" She viii be assisted by Margaret
Hubbard Aver, contralto; Paul Dufault tenor
and Louis Haslanger, barytone with Max Herr
berg at the plano.
At the Hippodrome tonight John Philip Sousa
and his band, assisted by three soloists will
finish their four months tour with PRO
gramme Of the Nations" England finds repre-
sentation in ElgaTs march. "Pomp and Circum-
stance; Germany in Nessler's "Trumpeter of
Sakkingen'; Italy in a fantasie on PuccinIs la
Boheme': France in the polacca from 'Nfignon";
Russia in Tschaikowskys overture, 1872: Hun
gary IN the Second Rhapsody" by List; Nor
way IN one movement from C3riee's .eFaar C1yDtu
Suite Austria in the Schubert -Tausig ''Iarche
Mitaire'; Bohemia in GelOso's Caprice Slave /"
for violin, and America by Clarkes plantation
Songs and Dances"
Josef Lhevinne. the Russian pianist, returns
IN November, and will be heard in concert in all
the principal cities until late in April He Will
devote himself largely next season TO the in
depreciation Of Chopin.
The Yonlers Choral Society VIII c. Macfar-
lane, conductor, closes its tenth season on Tines
day evening with a concert. Bach's cantata.
Gods Time Is Best" and Coleridge- -Taylors
"IIiawatha,s Wedding Feast" viii be sung with
Theodore Van YORK and Julian Walker as SOLO
lists. An orchestra Of thirty New York PLAYERS
viii contribute Beethovens "Egmont' overture
and "A Siegfred Idyl" by Wagner.
A concert will be given by Marguerite Still
well pianist. assisted by Edwin Grasse violin
ist ct the Waldorf Astoria Myrtle Roorn) on
Monday evening. Programme:
sonato minor piano and violin. Beethoven
KaSPS94e I15SE6rfl fat al no Brahms
EEestlsss I. Love gASzo Schubert
0nao G9DFiSS'sS @ 20 MendelssOhn
aiia9e i2t5g o. 5 e o' Chopin
Valse Impromptu IAszt
EogG oflsp fi,s A5g% Luigi GULL
Significant results Of the vote for a request
programme by the Peoples Symphony audiences
TO be performed at the opening concert next sea
son. have come in. The leading favorites are as
follows. the table giving the best three in each
group:
OveFtures:
Q .4SissssnmeE Nights Dream Mendelssohn
S} Die SIestersinger Wagner
eymphonies:
8 s. P.:.oT.i 10 VII Beethoven
8 60 60 " Faii:aa:. TseAasowsly
Symphonic poems:
q Death and Tralsiig uraoa' s;s List
% Les Preludes o'ass, TS,
q Peer oynr. r..:...........--.. .c,.,
"a S0t cracker
S ls alss sE other rsc iaovss
o Dan0e g ths Apprentices C;0is Msisssr
tl-tcE .SVarne,
cOneeEn Sytolin. piano cello. with oEchesfrn)
t4l Violin Concerto.
81 Good Friday SPELL Carangod S1 Igiii:ms vss
Vocal soil. with orchestra -'''' " SaNs
~ kudolfs aria from Ia Bohene'' YDnccg,
- Aria from II Re Fastore'' lozaF
"a q Prologue from 'Pagliaccl f.soncsSSiI
81 WaitkeT's Prize Song l'hlelsterainger'Dl TTT
'GG 4solees Aebestod CIFistan) ).....,-...5 '"esHs
From this table Il win be seen that up 70 dat
the request programme would read as follows:
- slsneessohn.' Midsummer Nights Dream oyertur.
lsseinoEeEs-b1tth Symphony.
lrieE-''Peer synt''
IscfaI - are Eiag.''
Pucctli-AEia from La Bohena"
NendclEsohn--bioin Concerto