New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
MUSICAL COMMENT.
Continued from second pasa

Confined from second Dsss.
ter. assisted by Carl Bruchhausen, at Carne-s
Chamber Music Hail. on Monday. at S:15 IN
Simon BuchhaIteF. pianist gives a second rs-
ing.
Francis Rogers viii give g song recital on
Monday afternoon at No. West 5Sth strees
with Mr.. Luckstons at the piano, He VIII sing,
among other songs, PurcelPs TN Sail Up In the
Deg STAR" from The Fools Pre6erment," and
recitattve and air from Dido and EnsaA"
Walter Damrosch and his orchestra ana
Nine. GadsNi Will give a final concert togethss
castor Sunday afternoon at Carnsgts HAN
Haydn's Farewell Symphony candles ana an
viii conclude the programme.
George HamIIn. the American tenor whoa,
successes in Germany in the last few years havs
Won Cor him recognition. Is TO give a SONG ~
citaI at Mendelssohn Hall Monday afternoou.
March 20. As Alr. HaInlin is to sing at both per-
foruanCeS OF the New York OratOriO Society az
which Sir Edward Elgar is to conduct, concsrt-
goers Will have an opportunity 70 hear him both
In orUtorto and in recital
Another link with the past Ia broken. Otto
GOldschInidt. the husband OF Jenny Lind died
last Sunday at the advanced age OF seventy
eight He studied under 0Iendelssohn at Leipsia-
In 1915 he came 10 England. and married Jenny
Lind at Boston in 1852. He was pianist aad
composer. but he viii be best remembered al
the founder IN 1876 OF the Bach Choir, which ae
It's inaugural concert. on April % Of that year.
gave the first complete performance IN England
Of BaCh'S mass in Is minor. II may be added that
Jenny Lind possessed the autograph Of Bee
thOvenS "FfeiiigeESradt 'vvflI'' OF 1902 which
after her death in 1887 was presented by her
husband TO the Hamburg Library. GoldSchmdt
was also the pOsseSsOr OF q valuable and most
interesting manuscript score in three volumes
OF HandePs Messiah"
The seventeenth and last week OF the regular
season OF grand opera. as originally planned. at
the Metropolitan Opera House begins tomorrow
evening. 1t viii be signalized by the first ap-
pearaace In this country of Nina Schumann-
Heink as the Witch IN "HdnseI und Grstel-
and ~ the first appearance here Of Miss Farrar
Media in "PagIacci." With Miss Farrar viii
be heard also for the first time in this city, Mr.
Styac clari as Tonic -Four OF the eight operas
anu music dramas announced viii be Italian and
four German The first and second parts Of the
promised evening cycle Of the Ring des N1he-
luugeD" Will be presented on Tuesday and
Thursday.
TIE attraction tomorrow night win be
Aida" with the following cast: Mune. Eames
as Aida. Nine Louise Homer as AunertS. Miss
Lawrence as the Prfestess Mr. CarusO as RAJ
DANES. Mr.. StracCtart as AnOnasrO, Mr. Plancon
as Ramhs and Nj Muhlmann as the King. ME'
Nigp9 Will conduct.
on Tuesday evening at so. "Das RhetngoId."
the prologue 70 the Wagner JrilOgy, VIII De IN
IerpreLeO. WltR Mul6~ ETGIOSIdL as EElcAds l44es
Marion Weed Freia. Mime SchumaEn-ae1nk
IN the double role Of Erda and FlOSshilde, Miss
Alien Woglinde. Miss Ralph as Weugunde'
Mr.. Rurystaller LOge, Mr. C}Or1tz as AloeFlcn.
Mr.. Van ROOy Wotan, Mr.. MGhlmann as
Bonner Mr.. DIPPED as FrOh Mr.. Reiss as Mime
Mr.. Blass as Fasolt and Mr.. JoUEnet as FarnsE'
Alfred Hertz will be at the conductors desk
For tonight another "Campaninl concert 10
announced. A feature will be the Infam1natus'
from Rossini's "Stabat Mater sung by Nina
Russ and the full chorus
Samuel A. Baldwin. who has been appointed
TO the recently established chair OF music az the
College OF the City OF New York, VIII begin
work at that institution next September, upon
the completion or the new organ In the sreaf
hall. The work of the department VIII be main
~ along the line OF recitals and lectures. and M
dividUaI instruction in music is not cOntenl-
plated Mr.. Baldwin will play at the daily
morning assembly. and viii give an organ re-
cital each week throughout the college year.
These reCitals viii be in the afternoon, and VIII
be open to the public The purpose Of the lect-
ureS will be 70 develop an understanding and
appreciation OF music as a means OF culture
They will be open to all students NO practical
knowledge OF music being required. Mr.. Bald
win also plans to organize q student orcAestla
and g choral society.