New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

Tho IN minor op 30 ;;, :,1 :c.o
Quartet satx in minor. allegro assai -scnaoeri e
Ada Sio and from quartet In Z major
Their. will he q meeting of the Tonknnstler So
ciety at the Imperial. In Brooklyn next nuesuay Tue
evening at which Henry Klingenfeld VIII pray
Bach. Sonata for VIOLIN in minor: Mrs Aiexah-
der Rihrn will sing songs and Waither haAh
and Hubert G. Corduan will play two 1ahtaSie
sttcke' by Ran. for panoforte and v'obn- :
The Oliver Mead String Quartet will give con-
cert at Association Hall. Brooklyn, Thursday even
ing, February 49,
Mr. Hermann Klein will present the following
vocaIists at his Evening Of Song In Mendessohn
Hall on Thursday evening" February 13: Miss Fior-
ence Mulford, contralto: Miss Amanda Vierheiier'
soprano; Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis. contralto MISS
Elizabeth Hanan soprano Miss Florence Fiske,
contralto: Reed Miller. tenor; Fred Weld barry
tone and La Rue Richard Boals. bass These are
all Americans by birth The programme Will De
of English and American songs.
Nine Fannie Bloomfeld-Zeisl Is announced
for only enc recital in New York this season IL
will take place IN Carnegie Hall the afternoon of
February 12 (Lincoln's Birthday. and the pro-
gramme will be follows:
Thssy.sSo Ssfiaors VA = minor. sesamSnn
''0"n Transcribed for pianoforte by schuman..
P5s.se og =; Is ,nnor No; o. as Chopin
Theme Vane Von Fissz
serenade- - broch"aF
T,., The Brook
RIDE rrsnscrioed 70, for panofoe Ernest Tutcheson
TIL. Vienna Quartet which has established itself
firmly among lovers of light music in New YORK.
will give the third OF series or hve concerts a'
Cooper Union Thursday night. FEBRUARY Inc
distinction OF this body Of musicians lies IN the
class of music they play. which, while thoroughly
good is Of a lighter order than that usually heard
In chamber music concerts
Next Thursdays programme:
vienna ,ho, Asti9s xas Masen T.chaikousky
ToTaaoe Torasaoe and Andaiouse
sieefrIeds Song from 'waihare 1r1r
'"' g. s?s@ 3 E 4 4 e :
Grand Fan,aise IanseI IND aretei' Hunperdinck
1iebchen Traumt.. H0m1ak
Hnnrarian Dance ...............B. schonberser
sprns Song Men Mendsssohn sir
Tenna Lie waltz .Joh Strauss
IN behalf Of the con- ing production Of Tho Ma
+,v,v' by the Catholic Oratorio Society, Mrs Jo-
senhine Drexel Enmet IS holding weekly meet
ings at her home Mrs Emmet Is one OF the
patronesses of the affair, which takes place at
Carnegie Hall on Sunday evening February Is
with the personal Endorsement and help of Arch
h,shop Farley and the clergy The Catholic Ora
torio Society consists Of hundred and fifty
efficient members. THE Nativity. by H j. Stew
art is chosen 10 bring out one OF the main OBJ
tects of the society-emphasis upon the relation
Of orstorio to the Catholic Church. ''The Ma
tvity'' comprehends the Annunciaton. the birth
Of Christ and His manifestation to the Gentiles
through the Epiphany.
The weekly recital of organ music under the
auspices of the department Of music OF Columbia
University Will be given in St Pauls Chapel on
Tuesday afternoon at 415 o'clock by Archer Glib
son. whose programme will be as follows:
Allegro cantebiIe toccas ana serenade Widor
Meddlng song -Du0oiS
Prelude and fugus in A minor-.j
scherznndo .Nevn
CAn the transcrp,ions by Mi aibson)
At the concert of the Peoples Symphony Aux
Hilary Club in the hall of Cooper Union next Fri
day evening Ernest Stoffregen. cello. and EIfrfede
Sonata. and with Maurice Kaufman. violin,
Tschakowskys Trio. ''in memory of great ar
tist' Mrs. Clarence Eddy will sing songs by II. II.
Huss. F. Y. Arens. Ee A. MacDowel Victor Her
bert G. w Chadwick. r. De koven, Ethelbert
Nevn and Huntington Woodman.
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formal recitals at his studio No. 1f East 10th
street. and the harpschord and clavichord well
the .pianoforte will be heard in several OF the
programmes The remaining dates. including this
afternoon. Saturday. February 90. and April T.
and Sunday Afternoons March 1 and April S. Mrs.
Charles Rabold Will sing the second recital of
each series The object is 10 present less familiar
compositions in such way that music lovers as
well as students may gain better knowledge of
their musical content than IS usually possible n
hearing occasional concert performances The re-
citals Will be like lessons in that there will
quent repetition OF important phrases and sections
with suggestions for their Interpretation.
Katharine Goodson. the English pianist who
made such favorable impression last week with
the Philharmonic Orchestra. Is to give a recital AT
Mendelssohn Hall on Monday afternoon Febru-
AIRY Il.
The second recital by the New York Trio is an
nounced for Saturday evening. February % AT |
Mendelssohn Hall The Flonzaley Ouartet T. IN
make its second appearance MendeIssohn Hall
on "Wednesday evening. February 49,
The first concert in series of tive musical morn
ngs for the benefit of the Music School Settlement
will take place February l3 IL O'Clock nj The
house of Mrs Henry +. Whitney No West 57th
street The programme will consist of chronoIoe
teal sonata rec!tais for pianoforte and violin h,
Mr. and Mrs David Names That for February N |
Will be follows,
Sonata in ID major. ..-.................. ,,,r.H
Ciaccona in q minor NiIsJ
Later concerts OF this series will take pIace II, /
February 90 and 81 the house of Mrs Charles |
B. Alexander. No. West 6sth street; on March g. !