New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

In kuhlen tirunde. 'NAANN
United Singing Societies
E TS,e 10 FOR ' soprano and barytone v...
pilgrims chorus ''Tannhaussr "aseF
United singing Societies and orchestra
new dramatic cantata by Mr.. Julian Ed
wards entitled The Mermaid" will be brought
forward by Walter Henry Hall at the concert
of Musure1a in Carnegie Hall next Iuesday
evening. The programme will also contain s r8
part songs from Sir Edward Elgar baVd IIaI
Highland Suite. The solo singers VIII DE MIS-
Viola WaterhOuse, soprano, and George f1aHiiil'
tenor.
The second brace of recitals By the Church
Choral Society for this season VIII take place
in the Church OF Zion and 81. Timothy on Wed
nesday afternoon and Thursday evening OF ms
week The programme IS made up OF SAINT
Saenss psalm. THE Heavens Declare; Sir hu-
ward Cigars The Light of Life" and concerto
for organ and orchestra by Rheinberger' the
solo part TO be played by Felix Lamond. Inc
solo singers in the vocal works VIA De MIS-,
CieneVieVe Clark Wilson. soprano MISS rear
Benedict, contralto: Thomas II. Chalmers DsrS-
tone; Arthur Philips. BARITONE; MIS-. Hlace CtaIh
Kahler, soprano; DR.. Franklin Lawson, tenor
Frank Hemstreet, BARITONE, and Frank croX-
ton, bass. The conductor or the society Is
Richard Henry Warren.
The Italian disengaged chorus"-the singers
at Mr.. Hammerstein's who Will not come back
next season-are TO have a concert at Carnegie
bears this note at the bottom: THE celebrated
tenor. Alessandro Bonci. who was perfectly will
ing TO sing but unable 10 do for certain
reasons. will, however. honor with his presence
the grand concert" The programme follows:
Overture ''Tannhaussr'' Wagner
-''' 80 Barytoae. 5ignor Mario sammarco
= F''' 5 Ea71iI uis Regina raa.f' -
8io,iniss slsn9r Primo Mssza
s Fam .sa$
Nine. Giannna Russ ana chorus.
Tenor. sgnor Giuseppe Teochi.
Basso. signor Luigi Mugnoz
TsTsntelia For contrabasso Ma-aEnoni
signor G N MsrangonI
o'heio c W. hr ss a., -,
AEpIlsiopheies prologue Boo
Former members OF the Peoples Choral Union
and Singing Glasses are requested to attend at
Cooper Union this afternoon. at $50 o'clock.
The fifteenth anniversary OF the singing move
nent Will be cOmmemorated.
Reinald werrenrath. barytone VIII give re-
citaI Of classical songs and German leder at
| the Waldorf on Tuesday evening.
I What viii no doubt prove the musical event
Of the season in Brooklyn will be the engage
ment at the Montauk Theatre this week Of
Henry W Ssvsges English grand opera COM
pany in the same elaborate production Of Puc-
cinis Madam Butterfly" that was given previ-
ously this season at the Garden Theatre This
company has returned from the most success
full cross continent trip OF all operate organ
izations Mr. Savage has ever sent on tour. II is
claimed that the weekly receipts for Madam
E2u,te,-Av" exceed those OF any other travelling
organization. dramatic operate. that has LEFT
New York this year. The company remains
practically unchanged and the opera VIII De
sung IN Brooklyn with the same artists choruS
aC5 orchestra that appeared during the record
breaking run at the Garden Theatre Inc elslI
performances 70 be given at the Montauk VIII
he the last opportunity of the year 10 near tle
beautiful Japanese opera -Four priina donllaS
will be heard i'm the role Of Cho-Cho-San' 1htS
are Eliza Szainosy Florence Easton Dora de
IriIIi,ni and Rena Vivienne. Miss de Philippe is
( the new prima donna who made her DEBUT IN
Chicago and who has been dividing honois in
the title role during the Western tour The
principal singers for the opening night VIII be
follows:
shsHTs Thomas Richards
suzuki. Harriet Behnee
Goro yysygs
rbs panze Robert Kent Parker
The Women's Philharmonic Society Will give
a concert at the residence Of Frank II. Dodd,
/ No 333 West 18th street Miss Olive Mead. con-
I
gramme:
ii How Deep 'i the siaSsrs Flood
Ee'eaVe '-'-''''''' Miss Nebuhr.
Norwegian Folk .JOhan s sysndsen
MhetheE by Day ~ @
ii'f1sh'if u''''S Miss Tetedou1.
serenade op 90 inward ElgaF
Nine. de Cisneros and Signor Sammarco will
sing at a concert arranged by Mr.. c. de Macchi
at the Waldorf Astoria on Monday at o'clock
for the benefit Of the Edward Mcdowell fund.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Holden Huss, assisted
by Miss Nellie z. Orr will give recital OF
pianoforte music and songs in the Pierrepont
Assembly Rooms. Brooklyn. tomorrow even
ing. The programme will be follows:
sonaia OF. o. (aDpassionata). Beethoven
FSngo per MIC eileto. Ola ItalisI
An old sacred lullaby O64s) ..............DavdC
Fruehlingsglaube SchuoeI
so saall the Lutte ana Harp Awake CJudas
Maccabaeus) -.......-.-.............-.. Handle
Iatermezzo, Z Dat major. from oD. il7..... Brahn
:;Tfaamerei' b major. op Richard straus
E ESis aat niaoP rom op . (4;oiian harp Gu,
h3allade nat major No :. op. a by requesD S "
''rTausa Durch Die Dammeruns'' go. Richard straus
M i I! t 5rm aus
Concerto major Tor pisnoforte and orchestra Illus
First movement by requesO.
3 Iiuss ana Miss orr
r AN INTERESTING HOME.
There Is in the High Street OF stratforo ON Avo
d "A handsome old house. with a timber-crossed flon
I In which occurred the birth Of The mother OF JON
Harvard. the founder Of Harvard University. 9TH
StTatford Herald" OF recent date, saws: