New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

Martin will sing a programme Of Wagners music
on January 90. and similar quartet composed
of Mrs. Hissem de Moss. Cecilia Winter Kelly
Cole and Charles ". Clark programme of ro-
mantle music date not yet determined
Pianoforte recials by Paderewskf on December
l6, Josef Holman on October 81. ana three by
Arthur Whiting with comments on music by
Arthur Whiting on the afternoons OF May 8, j.
and %. Fritz Kreislar will give a violin recital
on November . and Jan Kubelik on December 20
Concerts Of chamber music will be given by the
knesel Quartet on the evenings Of January H.
February 6, March L. April 9 and May Z; by the
Olive Mead Quartet on April 10. Al the first
concert of the Kneisel Quartet the solo pianist
will be Mrs Thomas Taper
The Arion Singing Society, a German organiza-
ton, Will give choral concert November q ;
the Brooklyn Oratorio Society. two concerts on
December l9 Handels "Messiah) and March
10. and the Swedish GIee Club one on May q.
series Of lectures has already begun and will
continue weekly or oftener until far into May
Daniel Gregory Mason will study the music OF
the classical chamber composers on the evenings
of October IS and - and November I. Professor
John C. Griggs Will lecture six times Modern
Song Composers as follows November 15
''Franz"; November p, "Greg"; November 29
The Violin and It's Music: December 10, Mod
ern Tendencies Of Edward Elgar'; December 90
The Works Of Edward MacDowell": December
=, american Songs" There will be six lectures
on The Romantic Composers and Their Works
by Miss Katharine Locke. OF Youngstown Ohio
on the afternoons Of January 3, TO- II, q and 81
and February Z: six lectures and pianoforte re-
citals on important Chapters from Musical His
tory" by Carl Fque February H. o. 2s March
g. l3 and 90 and six on chamber music by Thomas
Whitney surette on April G. 13, 20. q May and Il.
Jan Munkacsy. who is said by his manager 70
be nephew Of the famous painter Munkacsy IS
violinst who IS TO be heard in concert this
season His New York debut is set down for
November in Mendelssohn Hall
The Olive Mead Quartet gives its first concert
OF chamber music in New York this season on
January ?. This is much later than usual the
reason being that Miss Mead and her fair COM
panions viii start their Seasons work in the
West, going as far as the Pacific Coast.
Programme of songs to be sung by David Bis
pham at his song recital in Carnegie Hall this af-
ternoon, with Mr.. Harold o. Smith, at the piano.
forte:
Ruddier than the Cherry ('Acis and GaIatea0
adelaide ................. Beethoven
Selections from Dicheriiebe. scRnmSnn
Ton. C,crDeii,g
Cacilie Ng;IsISs strsIIss
Des pichters Letztes Lied strauss
Nit Elmer Primula Veris .......... In rnernoriar,
Mi Elmer Wassernie. -............. EDWARD Grieg
Fin sehwan. ................... US431soO
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tATranged by Herbert Hughes)
announcement made in this paper at the
close or last that department OF music had
peen established at the College Of the City OF New
York and placed under the care of Samuel A.
Baldwin Mr.. Baldwin is now lecturing twice a
week. on tie afternoons of Monday and Thursday
ana mas planned his course. occupying eleven
weeks as follows: !. The Elements Of Music; I;
H. The Beginnings Of Music: ILL., Music in Eu-
rope Ont the Eleventh Century; ", beginnings
OF Modern Music " beginnings of Modern
Music qsise of monody. etc.; VI "PoIyphonic
forms III instrumental Music; VII Dance Forms
and Instrumental Music; Wiz DEVELOPMENT of
algher Instrumental Norma. TX ..lna.alrua. e