The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-07
PRETTY RUSSIAN !
PIANIST TO PLAY
IN NEWARK SOON
Tina Lerner to Appear at Open
ing of Winter Symphony
Concert Series.
TO MAKE APPEARANCE
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT.
List Club Prepares for Season.
Oratori0 Society Rehears.
ing-Music Notes.

Madamoiselle I'll Lerner. a beauti-
full young Russian pianist, will be the
leading attraction at the opening Of
the symphony concerts In this city,
conducted under the auspices of Frank
L. Sealy. The young woman has just
arrived in this country from abroad,
and will make her first appearance at
Carnegie Hall next Thursday evening
with the Russian Symphony orchestra.
Her next appearance will be in this
city.
The orchestral concerts under Mr..
Sealy's direction will be in the same
son. Four concerts will be given on
Friday nights, the first November 20,
and others on dates yet to be an
nounced. The purpose of these or
ehestral concerts is to interest the
music-loving young people of Newark
in what is best in symphony music.
The orchestra will be composed Of
about fifty musicians of the New York
Symphony Orchestra, of which Walter
Damrosch is conductor. On the SUBJ
scription lists are many of Newark's
prominent people. The concerts will
take place in Wallace Hall.
Church Concert.
A concert will be given in the Belle
vile Avenue Congregational Church
next Thursday evening by Mrs. Ar
thur E. Fooks. soprano; Miss Alice
Davies, contralto, both of Bloomfield,
and signor Arturo Nutini, the blind
pianist and violinist of this city. Mrs.
Fooks and Miss Davies are newcom-
ers in the local musical colony. This
will be their first appearance here.
Signor Nutini is. of course, well known.
The Lisxt Club.
The List Club held a monthly meet
ing on Wednesday evening at the
University of Music, In Fulton street.
The club will give the first concert Of
the season on Wednesday evening, No
vember IS, and will have the assist
ance of Miss Josephine Emerson, of
New York. violinist. 1t was also de-
cided to give a Christmas social and
musicale for the members and their
friends sometime during Christmas
week.
Oratorio Society Hehearsals.
In consequence of the special services
to be held next week In the Peddie
Memorial Church, the Schubert Orato-
rio Society will hold Its rehearsals for
the week. Monday and Wednesday
evenings, November 8 and II. In Music
Hall, II Centre street, near Military
Park. Bucks Light of Asia" is In re-
hearsal for the first concer of the sea-
son, Monday evening, November %, In
Wallace Hall. Among the artists to
appear at this concert Is Tom Daniel.
basso, of New York city.
organ Recital at 81. Marr,s.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the organ recital to be given
at st. Mary's r. c. Church at High
and William streets Sunday evening
November is, under the direction Of
Professor F. A. Mindnich, musical di-
rector and organist.
The riga has recently been sub
jected to a thorough overhauling and
additional pipes added, so that today
it Is one of the best in the State,
The opening number will be ''Marche
T~riumphale," by Professor r. A. Mind
mich; 'Floeton Concert" by ProfessaP
August Scharfenberger; Postlude. by
F. A. Mindnich; Largo, violin solo. bv
F. G. Mindnich, with an organ accom-
paniment by F. A. Mindnich; "Gaude.
anus Omnen," hymn to the Blessea
Virgin Mary, by the combined cho,rs
of St Mary's, st. Peters and st. Rene-
diets churches. organ accompaniment
by Professor F. A.. Mindnich; adSre..
on church music, the Rev. Fatfper Cor
nelius. o. S. B.; overture to sJ4ohor-
grin" by Professor f. A. Msndntch.
Santa Madonna tone poem. Ibv Pro-
lessor F.. A. Mindnich: Andanfe orss,
duet, by F. A. and f. c. Mindnich.
Romance. violin solo, by f. 8. NM
mich, and accompaniment hv n
A. Mindnich; march from, aMeis..-
singer" by F. C. Mindnicb: bvynn =.
honor of Pope Plus X, arranged h.
Rev. Fl. q. Gauss, to be rendered he
chorus of sixty male voices FROM g.
Mary's, st. Peters and St Bened,ct.-
church choirs under the direction !,
Professor F. A. Mindnich.