New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
NaIss .nenOerS
Miss FsTraE

The patrons of Victor Herbert's fourth concert Of
the season at the Broadway Theatre tonight will
be treated to a programme Of considerable length
and dyerting character. The orchestral numbers
will be made up OF contrasts, such Lalo's over
ture lie Roi d'Ys' military march by Massenet.
Peasant Dance from Glazounows Ruses dAInour
and La Farandole" suite. by Dubois. To swell
these selections from number of Mr.. Herberts
operas Will be added. The principal solo performer
will be Horace Britt, 'cellist, who will play Mr..
Herberts "Pensee Amoureuse~ and Peppers Har-
lequin." An extract from 1vanows Caucasian
Sketches" will permit of solos by Messrs. Kovarik
and Laurendeau the viola and English horn,
spectvely and trio of trumpeters will play con-
cert polka written by Mr. Herbert in 1895. which
Will have its first hearing here.
The Kneisel Quartet will give the first concert OF
its regular series of chamber music concerts at
Mendelssohn Hall on Friday evening. November 20,
with Courtandt Palmer assisting artist Mr..
Palmer Will play with the quartet his quintet in A
minor for plano and strings, which performed
for the first time in Paris last season. The de
mand for tickets to these concerts is great that
MendeIssohn Hall will not accommodate all those
desiring seats, and Mr. kneisel has been ap-
preached the subject of giving supplementary
series OF three matinees for the accommodation of
those wishing to hear the quartet who are unable
to obtain seats by reason of the large regular
scripton to the evening concerts. Among these
are many persons living outside the city. who are
practically eXted from the concerts by the diScom
forts OF night travel. Some years a formal
quest came from lovers of chamber music who were
thus situated.
Nine. Jomelli. soprano; DR.. Franklin Lawson.
tenor Edouard Dethier, violin Darbishire Jones
violoncello, and Charles Spross pianoforte. Will
take part in the concert by Mime. Chaminade in
Carnegie Hall December is. Nine. ChamInade
will take part in the performance of her planofore
trio
Otto Meyer. newcomer among local violinists:
Augusta CottIoW, pianoforte; Albert Rosenth vio-
1oncello; Frederick Weld. barytone. and Nine. Jo-
melli soprano will give the Klein popular concert
In the new German Theatre this afternoon. The
three instrumentalists will play Georg Schumann's
trio In F and Nine. Jomeln Will sing Mendelssohn's
concert air. "Infelice."
Programme of song recital to be given by Phil
ippi Coudert at Mendelssohn Hall next Tuesday
evening
Fri tu che Niacchiavi Verdi
Ar des RsTggTs. GuStaEs DoTst
f schrle Elm sindinE
Il Pieure dams mon coeur r,eb,s.S
1s L. SlocneS en- ,ntor,ne -- Masxane,
Rondei Rendef de De- HGhlf TAdeG Isdore de- 1aTa
Oh e brink 5rGhS T6on Deep of the Purple Wine
The Russian Symphony Society. which will give
the first of its four concerts IN Carnegie Hall next
Thursday evening, will also commemorate the
death of Rimsky- -Korsakow by playing OF his
compositions. At this concert Miss Tina Lerner.
a Russian pianist will effect her entrance on the
American concert platform. The programme is as
follows:
symphony No g. ''Pathetque TschakoWsky
Fairy Tale "Baha Yags' ('The Witch LaidoR
.tIlaZunow
Piano No Rachmaninow
pagnol- Rimsk
The first concert OF the Volpe Symphony Orches-
ira will be given at Carnegie Hall Thursday even
ing November 1s The assisting artist will be DR.
Ludwig Murner, who viii recite Max SchilIing's
"Das Hexenlied."
Next Saturday afternoon at Mendelssohn Hall
viii mark the first appearance in America OF DR.
Ludwig Wullner. who win recite Max SchiIllngs
played hy CosnTaad Y. Boas Dr. WaIlnsr's asse-