New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
SONG RECITALS.

The programme Of Nine. senhrichs song re-
cital at Carnegie Hall next Tuesday afternoon was
printed in this journal last Sunday. Her lists are
always interesting, whether the songs which make
up are old. The plan which she pur-
sues is practically forced upon her by the demands
of her audiences. Many of her admirers want
hear again songs with which they associate
her charming art in a peculiar manner; they are
usually considered in the second part of the pro
gramme-that devoted to classical German licdeT-
and on this occasion it would seem as if Schuberts
--Du bist dic RUN Loewes Die Mutter der
IYiege' and Schumann's 'FruflSsnacht' had
been for them. In the first part OF the
scheme vocal teachers and students ind par
ticular interest, since old airs and songs invite
the style Of art in which Nine. Sembrich stands
alone In the list this week is Pasielo's delight
ful Mel pi0 nj sento' from La Moli-
nara on the melody of which Beethoven wrote
a set OF variations for the pianoforte in 1925. And
thereby hangs pretty story which told by
the great composers friend Niegeler. one evening
Beethoven in box at the opera in Vienna
with most cstmable lady. PasicllO's opera vas
on the boards. and when Mel pin mi
sento' was reached the lady remarked the
composer that she had had a set of varia-
tions the melody, but had lost the music. The
same night Beethoven composed SIX variations On
the tune and sent them 10 the lady the ntXt DAY
with the Endorsement: ''Nariatons Mel
pil non mi scnto' lost by ---, recovered by Luigi
Won Beethoven Ono OF the charming of
Nine Scnbrichs numbers is the song 'Unbc-
fangcnhcit'' by {. VI. Weber, fascinating
example of musical humor. the disappearance of
which from the current LIST of songs is scarcely
cxpIicablc The French school is represented by
Cesar Fr.nck and Reynaldo Hahn. the modern
German ~ hugo Wolf and Max Roger, and the
American by L. A MacDowell and Frank La
Forge. As usual, Isidore Luckstone will play Nine
sembrich's accompanments: her New York audi
ences would scarcely bc contcntcd with q change
Nine. SeIumaun-Teink's song recital programme
for next Saturday afternoon at Carnegie Hail will
he as follows Mrs. Katherine Hoffman being the
contraltos accompanist:
Aye Marls......l
Iai5enrcascin Schubert
Iss I:rlennsn ...,.........carl Lows
Ia leg don Bsurnen, uenaer-zohn
i,can' Deine wang an Icne Wang Jensen
Mir ISIS ~ Uoh crsangon .liug2 Brnci@r
II, Three Hungarian rats5nss in Hungarian.
Hincsen 5i sem 1annSi aSi ,cnser csiIlas
r;ee H songs g''' IN English, -..,-
let His{t speak of Me. .........G W. cb,5r,tcs
lis Iulia6y csroln Jacobs BOND
Isac,tive ana ATie G'ris5n scenaj from
TToPh6tc' tin Hrcnchp Me- erbceT
There viii he a song recital by Miss Ellen Lear
ned. coutraIto at Mendclysohn Hall. Tuesday
afternoon. March 3. Her programme;
Iungi dsl Caro- Henc. Sr"ohi
Whilst dcn Herr schenien. Bach
Two Greek FoIsOngs; ap Love song 'hi Lulab.r
liarrnolized by .-.-...-..... BouTsaul' Dpc9udray
Die Junge Nonne hubert
iicT1E ttl1 '1oLliid-[
Die PrinZeSEin. ..........f
Beim
Ach. 1ieb. ich muss scheden. strauss
An Gle PropheteD 2Ieyerbeer
]. E@sc4aEa .laln
u Prison. Key naldo Hahn
Roses 81 liver tonteHLlilss
Thy iiG ......R. Huntington WooduGan
.,'3 "s ltI. IN igt MacDoUen
Mr. Bruno TInhh will give concert at No y
East sd street (bv kind permission Of Mr and Mrs
Harvey Edward Fislo on Tuesday afternoon, March
I0 at > clock. Included in the programme will
a few OF Mr.. Huhn's songs. OF which viii
have their first hearing this occasion. Among
the assisting artists viii be Mrs. Edith Chapman
Goold, Soprano Francis Rogers, barytone. and
Charles Schuetze. harp.