New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

The concerts will take place In Association Han.
Bond and Fulton streets on January II, February
g. March u, April and May I.
Victor MaureI will be heard this afternoon in
a song recital at Carnegie Hall, after an absence
of several years The French barytone will be
sisted by Mr.. Pierre Henrotte violinst, and Mr..
Centanini, at the piano. The programme follows:
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year Guy dHardelot
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iis As'S u Arranged by Fuller MaandJ
Mr.. Maurel
Imp, '',r'- Pierre
Cfeoo 'iAe fO'H Mr. Meurel
Mr Henrotte
serenade Olephsto,, from Faust .......... .Gounod
Quando pageio. from 'F'slstar Verdi
Petrouile told French sons) -..-.... Weckerlin
Wynni Pyle a young American pianI.. who Is
be heard in recital Thursday next at Men
delssohn Hall, is native of Texas and pupil of
Leschetizky, with whom she studied for three
years in Vienna. Her father was English and her
mother German from whom she inherited her
musical talent. She studied first in this country
with Harold Won Mickwftz later with Fannie
Bloomfeld-Zeisler. and then went to Europe for
instruction under Leschetizky. Two years ago
Miss Pyle made her debut abroad. playing In
eral cities of Europe. Miss Pyle's programme will
variations and Brahms's G minor Rha psody. She
will be assisted by Karl Grienauer, 'cellist with
Nine. Grienauer at the piano.
at Mendelssohn Hall. Saturday evening, jan
uary Il His programme;
Tragica Op 45. cDowell
Wisgenedchen. op. i24 No. 8 .schumann
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EtnGe & 0P 19 I9 No u. Chopin
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Tarantelia: 11aiSt venezia Napoli 'S''
Heinrich Meyn will give his annual song
cital in MendelssOhn Hall Wednesday after
noon. January L. with Frank La Forge as pianist
Mr. Meyn's programmes have always been Of
special interest to musicians and the one
ranged for his coming recital Will contain novel
ties by Richard Trunk, Eugen Halle Edward
German. Coogni Lalo. Dalayrac and other
pOsers whose works rarely heard.
Charles w. Clark. who cancelled his recital in
New York fortnight ago. now announces a re
cital at Mendelssohn Hall the afternoon CT
Saturday January Ii. His programme will include
a Brahms group, followed by songs by Marty.
Faure, Duparc, Handel. Purcell Leverdge and
Dvorak. He VIII be assisted at the piano by Jules
Werheim. Mr.. Clark will remain In this country
only few weeks longer. his engagements COM
pei him return to his home in Paris
Ernest Schelung who recently appeared with the
New York Philharmonic Society. will give piano
forte recital at Carnegie Hall on the evening Of
Tuesday, January IA. Later in the month Mr..
Schelling will play his new Suite Fantastic fer
piano and orchestra, at the Boston concerts of
the Boston Symphony Orchestra. New York will
hear this work. which has been highly praised
abroad. q a February concert Of the New York
Symphony Society.
John Philip sousa and his band will open their
thirty second semi tour at the HippodroTe
tonight. aided by three sooists-Mss Lucy Alien,
soprano: Miss Jeanette Powers. violinis and
Mr. Herbert L. Clarke, cornetst. The programme
Will include Richard Strauss's comedy tone-poem,
Merry Franks of Till Eulenspiegel'; Sousa's own
latest march, "Powhatans Daughter, and his
three movement descriptive suite Last Days