New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24


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Hemliche Aunorderuns strauss
The sixth and last Young Peoples symphony
Concert for this season will be given at car
nagie Hall on Saturday afternoon. The pro
gramme is Of an entirely different character
from those Of the previous concerts II offers
four lovely examples Of old French songs sung
by N. Gilbert. who will also give his artistic
Interpretation Of the Legend Of the Sage Bush
from lie Jongleur de Notre Dame" by Mas
senet. This quaint legend relates how the rose
for fear OF spelling its beauty. refused 10 hide
the infant Jesus even at the prayer Of the Nir-
gin bur that the humble sage bush, I'm answer
to Mary's appeal. gave him the shelter denied
by the rose. hiding him ia leafy cradle safe
ampes of Wagners works closing with the
Good Friday spell, make a fitting ending TO an
exceptionally interesting and successful sea
son. The programme follows:
PART T.
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Rose et Coas. Monssny d72o-lsi0
N charles Gilbert.
PART II.
Overture from ..TannhauseF'
prelude nom '.Parsfal' wagner 'lSlS-lss''
Good Friday spell ........---J
The programme which Walter Damrosch has
prepared for the farewell appearance OF the New
York Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall,
Easter Sunday afternoon. with Nine. Gadski as
soloist. is as follows.
Overture to raanhauser' Wagner
from AIDA R!orno a. Verdi
Variations on original theme Elga
Songs with orchestra: I'm Treibhaus Traume and
Nine. Gadsld
c n4fa oDssto Mr. Leroy cello obgao Leo schulz
torohesirai accompaniment By Berlo1I Mime. Gads.
Farewell symphony Haydn
At St. Thomas's Church on Monday evening
there will be a rendition by the full choir Of the
church of a new cantata entitled THE Message
from the Cross" The text selected and
ranged by the Rev. DR. Ernest NJ. Stires. The
music composed by Win c. Macfarlane. Adj
mission Is free
At Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
April >. comes the only New York piano recital
by Nine Rosina Lhevinne. The programme:
Fugue major Beethoven Saint sasns
Allegro maestoso scherzo. motto vyace. Largo
Anaantno and P variations minor Schubert Tauss
In der Nacht -SchuInann
Wadesrauschen List
Etude. A major scriablne
Barearoe scb 1a[ow
W HiHae' a Moshopskl
Next Sunday evening will mark the return to
town Of Victor Herbert and his orchestra for
special spring series OF Sabbath night concerts at
Days Theatre. the most prolific composer of
contemporary light opera successes being the
only attraction the management of that play
house has ever allowed TO hold forth within its
historic walls a Sunday. Mr.. Herbert is ar
ranging for the inaugural concert varied pro-
sTamme, including a liberal offering of his own
Popular compositions. The vocal performer of
the evening will be Miss Blanche DufHeld. So
prano.
The last concert Of the present series of the
Marum Quartet will be held next Thursday
evening at Cooper Union. and the programme
will contain two novelties. One of these is Il
quartet by Josef suks, the Bohemian composer.
whose works are little known in this country.
founded on five Bohemian folk songs. A new
quartet in A minor, by Arenslky the young Rus
sian composer is scored for violin. viola and
two 'celli. which is an unusual distribution of
modern compositions Mr.. Marum has put
BeethOven's sonata T major for piano and
violin.
vCttb the close Of its fourth season the Rus
siaa Symphony Orchestra announces its usual
seFsas Of six Thursday evening concerts next
season. The concert dates will be November IA.
December II. January 16 and 80 February IL
and March .. The financial support given TO
it by the pubic has encouraged the society 10
adhere TO its present policy OF bringing forward
at these concerts distinguished personalities in