New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
EMMY DESTINN.

Heink who was expected TO sing It at a concert of
the Cecilia Society Of Hamburg last Wednesday.
Mr.. Converse's JOB" in which Mime Schumann-
4eink sang at it's first performance the Worces-
ter (MassD festival last year, also set down
for performance at the same concert in Hamburg
In the way of new books technical subjects in
connection with music, there from G. Schirmer
The Cholrmaster's Manual and "The Choir Boy s
Manual" both by Harold Newton Clare. and de-
signed TO be mutually Complementary; +. II. Shep-
ards "a Key TO Harmony Sirnplifed, and Class
Manual" the work referred TO in the title
being earlier textbook Of harmony by the same
author; Glass Notes in Music History" by Waldo
Selden Pratt, designed to accompany the authors
History of Music" an excellent book published
last year
From the Oliver Ditson Company come Twelve
Lessons In the Fundamentals Of Voice Production. -.
by Arthur L. Manchester, an earnest musical pcda-
gogue director of music and professor Of voice cult
ure at Converse College: "Panseron's A Of
Music: A Primer OF Vocalzation Containing the
Elements of Music and Solfegg,' revised and ex-
tended by \. Clifford Page
Carl Fischer publishes "A Complete System Of
Harmony" by II. Z. Parlhurst, veteran organist
and teacher Of New York City. To quote the title
page the work contains "a thorough practical treat
rnent OF all chord formations and connections, an
exhaustive analysis OF suspension and other aux
iary effects, and q comprehensive discussion of
organ point modulation and cadence with exercises
therein constituting a full preparation for coun-
terpoint." Mr.. Fischer also publishes MY System
tSN~~NN
Psycho-P Physiological Principles" by CODY Eber-
hardt the English text by Gustav Saenger.
The first concert of the Peoples Symphony So
clety of the ninth season Will take place in Carne-
eie Hall next Friday evening. The programme will
minor played by Kotlarsky; Tschaikowskys fourth
symphony and "A Great Composers Work which
has never been heard in America"
,,,.- Orara (-ornrauv will out
i, the early spring a quartet composed Of Boncl
Marie Rappold Miss RAMA and Herbert Wither-
spoon TO sing operate selections in concert Ar
rangernents COR booking the tour have been made
with Ernest Goeritz, who has exclusive control OF
the concert appearances OF the Metropolitan sing
ers.
Miss Isadora Duncan and the New York Sym
plaony Orchestra, under the direction Oh wafer
Darn1osch, Will give an exhibition OF the hsheF
sort Of union between music and the dance at the
NfetronoIitan Opera House next Friday afternoon
The music will consist of Beethovens seventh sym
phony three Of Chopn's mazurKas' three OF Ills
preludes the nocturre in fat and Two "atzes
Miss Duncan will not dance during the first move
ment OF the symphony
Mr. R. T. Johnson having announced that NINE
Chaminade would give only one concert III IHe"
York now. and that being over. announces aiother
ON the afternoon of December 15 in Carnegie Hail.
The first concert of the Symphony Society OF Ne"
York this season will take place IN Carnegie faai
this afternoon, with the following programme
Symphony no T. op. Rueinst.in
Concerto No 8, In Z fat
Lhkvtnne.
T'apreg midi dun fAuhs -....... Debussy
Srherzo from string quartet }
VerIaffons original theme Enigma 30
iaaeS T Ihavinne Will give his second pianoforte
rsoital in Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon
November q.
E4u first
The Hess Schroeder Quartet VIII give LIS hfst
,oncerf In Boston on November H. The personnel
-, che o,,aFset is: Professor Willy Hess, leader,
Coatinaed on eighth page.