The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-11
MUSICAL MATTERS
SEASON RESUMES AFTER
THE HOLIDAYS.
Principal Concerts Hext Week Are
Schumann-Heink Recital and sealy's
Orchestral AFFAIR.

Orchestral Affair.
Now tina the holidays are over mu-
| steal folks are beginning to look con-
certward. Next week the affairs will
begin again in earnest. The two most
important in this city fall on the same
night, because of a certain managerial
conflict which might not be pleasant
for all concerned II divulged in print.
These events are the song recital to be
| given by Mime. Ernestine Schurnann-
Heink, the well-known contralto, at
the Kruger Auditorium, under the
auspices OF the University Club of this
city, and the second symphony concert
for young people. to be given by an
orchestra of about forty from the New
York Symphony Society, under Frank
L. Sealy, with Mrs. Mary .Hissem De
Moss, soprano, SIS soloist.
The rosrRm for the S~chumann-
Heink recital is as follows:
Ca) Recitative and aria, "Nitellia,'
from b opera Titus "......M Mozart
l6ung in Italian.
CD aria from the opera samson and
DenSa" .,.Saint-Saens
scene from the opera "Goetterdaem-
meTung' -...-........ Richard Wagner
OBJ Recltative ami aria, "Adriano,S
~ e"9 0'sA Rjchard Wagner
(a) "Die AIlmacht''. $3.50. Franz Schubert
(b) "Fruehlingsnacht" Robert Sehumann
(c) Six Hungarian gypsy songs (cyciel
Brahms
/. "Ho There. Gypsy"
.. High and Towering Stream"
]. KNOW Ye When My Lov'd One Is
Fairest."
l.. Lowing God Thou Knowest."
5 Art Thou Thinking OFT, Sweetheart"
6. '.Rosebuds Three"
(b) 80. Let Night Speak of Me" Chadwick
Id MANY a Beauteous Flower".......
Ella May Smith
Recitative and aria 1xison seene) act
four from the opera .'Prophete,"
'Fides," Heink. .M~eyerbeer
tSung in French).
Mrs. Katherine Hoffman will accompany.
The program for Mr.. Sealy's symphony
concert is as follows:
Overture, Raymond" ...",......T Thomas
symphony No. ! (Allegro vivace,- An
dante con Motto, Con Moto Mod
eFato' reStoe Orchestra. Aendelssohn
"Ah, Fors'e Lui." from 'Traviatar. Verdi
Mrs. De Moss.
Nut Tsnss suits Overture G GS;st
Dance, Dance Of the Mirlitons
T~schaikowsky dS4o-1SsS
Orchestra
Fantasia on Madame Butterfly. .Puccini
(a) MY Mother Bids Me Bind Ny
o. Angels ms,E Ever Bright and Fair ;Hay'a
(e) Dream Children. Edgar
Mrs. De Moss.
Inteimezzo from That's" Masseuet
violin solo by Mr.. SasIavslky)
Orchestra.
INTRODUCTION TO third act of "Lohen-
grim Orchestra. wagner
The third concert of Mr.. Sealy's series
will occur February IA with Paolo Calico.
pianist, as soloist.
Etntrscbt Orchestra Concert.
The Eintracht Society's orchestral COZ
cert viii take place on Monday evening,
January 20. in Wallace Hall. This is a
new departure. The concerts were for
merry given at the Krueger Auditorium.
Tue Soloist will be Mrs. Louise Oliver,
eontraIto, OF this city. The program will
consist Of works by Mozart, Bach, Grieg,
MaSscnet and List.
The Montelair Oratorio Society will sing
Menaeissohn's "E1itah' at the First Con-
gresational Church, that town. next Thurs
day night. The chorns will consist of
about 120 singers, who have been rehears-
ing for many weeks under Mark Andrews.
The socists are Alice MeTritt-Co chran
soprano: MzsdsIen Mcbride, contractor;
Daniel Beddoe, tenor, and DIR. Carl e
Duff, bass.
Lisst Climb Musicale.
The monthly meeting ST the Ldszt Club
wss held Tuesday evening at the Uni
versity Of Music, q Fulton street, this
city. After the busi1 ess meeting tho fol-
lowing program was given: Piano solo,
Arabeske, C~haminade, Miss Florence Par
berry; violin solo, Obertasse, Wicr1ia ~ski,
Edwin Wickenhosfcr; piano solo, Polo
naise, op. Il. No. ?, Chopin, Mrs. z. C..
Baumann: piano solos, ValSe, OPP. u,
No. 1. Chopin; Waltz Caprice. Rubinstein;
Scferzo. Mendelsso&n; Etude. Op. 10, fSo.
8, Chopin; Hungarian Rhapsodie No. Z.
List, Miss Mabel Ecker; violin solo,
Serenata, Frederic c. Banmarn. Edwin
Wickenhoefer: piano solo, Poionaise, Op.
10, Frederic c. Baumann, played by Mr..
G5aumanp with orchestral accompau imelt
on second piano by Miss Ecker.
Musicale in East Orange.
A musicale was given at the residence
OF Mrs. l.. II. Hciden. in East Orange.
last night, for the benefit or the Job
HaineS Home for Aged People, located al
Bloomfield. Those taking part were: Miss
Marie AesrhimaDp, soprano; j. Louis
Craig. baritone; Miss Nellie Baldwin,
pianist, and the Haydn Trio, comprising
Edwin Wickeahoefer, vioiinist; Morris 10.
Smith, 'cenist, and Alexander Berne,
pianist. Miss Aeschimapn gang Bemberg's
"Nymplfs and Fauns," Willeby's "Stolen
Wings" and Mrs. Beach's "pcstssy."
Mr.. Crais's solos were SarGeant's BLOW,
Blow, Thou Winter Wind" Sclumann's
The Two Grenadiers'' and Msscheronfs
For All Eternity" and with Miss Aeschi-
| mann he was heard in Hildach's duet,
The Passage Birds Farewell" Mr..
Wickenhoefer played W~ieniawskfs Leg
ende.' Dvorak's "Humoreskc" and
brakes Polish Dance and assisted the
Haydn Trio in an arrangement Of tho
overture to Mozarts Figaro" Widor's
"Serenade'' and Grieg's Norwegian
Dance" Miss Baldwin's contributions tc
the program were Grieg's Norwegian
Bridal Procession Mozart's "Rondo Tur'
que" and Reinhold's 1~mpromPtu in {
sharp minor.
Mrs. BARRIERS Lectures.
Mrs. Lucia Gale Esrber gave the first
Of her four musical physdca culture hc-
lures at the Hotes1 Mo1tdair Thursday
morning. it being on "Rhythm, as Applied
TO Natural Development and Expression.
The others viii be given as follows: Jan