New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-05

te) Hymn for choristers and congregation
III, pa,.,o, , Invocation by minister
ABSORPTION and benediction by Minister.
FIFTH MEETING-sUNDAY 8 PM
,,.. MOtets and ChoraIes.
(s) From the trombonss IN the tower.
(o} lynn Tor choristers and congregation.
lar, r,-.,.,... Invocation by minister
0''' for i've voices: ana choir Of boys and mon,
sung without aooomEanirnent
dN0tet for double chorus. end choir of boy, woman
Now r7 snd ne T1sn3 sunS without accomDanment
oA''as sung ey a GhG1 nS aPd :onsrssaOo Win
Absorption and bensdicton BY Einistsr
The solos in the Passion music are to be sung
by Mrs. Mary Hissem de Moss. Mrs Gertrud>
Stein Bailey. Nicholas Douty. Daniel Beddos-
DIR. Carl z. Duff. Julian Walker, John @
Dempsey and Clifford Cairns Mrs. Loaiss
and Mrs. Arnold DoImetsch will play ths
harpsichOrd and viol da gambia The ORGANISE
will Ge Samuel P. Warren
The principal members Of the Monte Carlo
Opera Company, which recently gave q series
Of repI sensations at Berlin all received decora-
tons from the hands OF the German Emperor,
They were Renaud. Chsliapine. BOOKSELLERS, Bon-
vet and Chalmin. besides the conductors, Porna
and Phin; the stage machinist, Kranich. and ths
business manager. Onenbach the last grand.
son OF the opera DOurLe composer. NATURALLY.
the Prince OF Monaco returned the compliment
by distributing some of his orders among the
musical people OF Berlin. including Richard
Strauss and Leo Blech. conductors ar the royal
opera.
NJ. Saint-Sasns was in Berlin together with
Massenet during the visit Of the Monte Carlo
company. and took advantage OF the opportunity
70 hear "Salome'' at the Court Opera In an
article written for lie Temps he calls it an
Nv ba
traOrdinary orchestra ever assembled He COM
ments at length on the descriptive music in the
score, which is not at all to his taste and though
he admits that there are few caTesses in the
music he says that the whole. the opera
reminds him Of the HageIlantes described by-
Sacher. Mashoch and Mirabeaus Garden OF
Tortures"
The womens committee for the Philadelphia
Orchestra has issued an appeal for subscriptions
TO q fund to be applied in memory OF tine late
Conductor Fritz ScheeL 1t is proposed TO place
a monument on his grave in West Laurel Hill
Cemetery, a bronze memorial in the Academy
OF Music and To devote possible remainder 10
the establishment in Mr. ScheeTs name OF some
project in the musical life of Philadelphia which
would have had Mr.. ScheeTs sympathy and in
terest."
The Messiah will be sung by the Maplewood
Choral Club. OF Maplewood N J.. next Tuesday.
The soloists will be Miss Grace Davis soprano
OF Holy Trinity Church. Brooklyn: Miss Flor
ence Oetherluse. aIto or the South ConSreSa-
tonal Church. Brooklyn; John Bland tenor OF
Calvary Church. New York. and Eric Goodwin
Bass. OF Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church.
East Orange.
This is from The Tribune's namesake IN Lon
don:
The Vienna Mannergesangverein whose ex-
traOrdinarily fine singing excited so much In
terest here last year. is TO pay visit 10 Amer
lea next month. 1t will be remembered that its
members pay all the expenses OF their tours and
devote any proceeds to charitable purposes.
They are to be received by President Roosevelt
the mayors of the cities visited will honor them
In similar fashion. the German Liederkranz OF
New York is TO offer them q banqpet-in fact
they are to be feted wherever they go. OF these
honors the Gesangverein ts more than worthy
The warmth of Americas greeting will be IN
striking contrast 10 the frigidity not TO say IN
difference, with which their visit 70 London was
regarded