New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

Francke has received many requests from musical
clubs and societies for the Quartet services dur
ing the coming season.
Louis Arthur Russell has just closed series Of
recitals, In which he has presented q number OF
his professional pupils from the Normal Institute
at Carnegie Hall and the College Of Music Newark.
y. ]. In all. there have been ten recitals since
May 6. In these twenty pianists and vocal
lists have appeared, with change OF programme at
each concert. Among the players and singers were
the Misses Bertha Ellis Depev, Norma Whitfield,
Certr1lde Savage. Eleanor Hendrickson, Ethei
Plrsel, Alma Holm, Wilmetta Perrine, Helen hal
sew Florence Oil. Myra Lyle, Clare Burgess, irene
Brown and Anna Burgess, and Willard Bradenbursh
and other pianists. Mrs Clifford Marshall and the
Misses Eliza beth Van Ness, Alice Anthony, Lillian
Darlington Selma March and Sara Evans were
among the vocalsts- From the ten programmes
all made I'D of music Of the highest class are Sc
lected the following: Bach; Beethoven, sona'aS'
Nendelssohn preludes. fugues, scherzos' songs
without words etc: Moscheles. fantasies Schu-
mann variations for pianos. fantasie pieces
fashingschwank etc; Mozart sonata TOT wv
nfanos and two sonatas, with second piano py
C.-.ee. groups of Russian and Scandinavian conn
,,osers. groups of Moszkowski. Gree. Pold1ni the
T2on,antieists Rubnsten and Joseffy. The CON
,,s vere grouped in four series, INSTRUCTIVE ke-
ci,a1s., Composers Nights the 'Cassicists and
the ''RomantcIstS
Nafh
turned 10 the United States after several years OF
study with I.eschetitzky. Fryer is said to he
,riI1iart nianist He will be heard in recital ana
u5tb some of the orchestras during the next sea
eon after which he will return TO Europe
r tIoepebro the well known Scan
.iavis, nianist and teacher. is staying for the
summer at Ienox. Mass. She has WIN hef several
of her pupils who continuing their stnnles-
!, ,be Mozart Conservatory of Music. No Ns
ro, ss,b street there is violin pupil named
raot, rrieenstein eleven years old. who is said 10
nIav the most difficult pieces with ease iechefs
r-ro have heard him play state that ne VIII ere
ate surprise when he makes his public DEBUT
The annearance of DR.. Ludwig Wullner. accom-
,anied tx his associate. Coenraad V Bos' IS an
,r,o,s @or ner+ sea son by VI. H Hanson. the man
aoer yEijllrer's appearance here is eaWa1'en WIN
nuch interest II is said he Is regarded py lhe
continental and London press as renlarkaoie anu
brlliant eyponent of the art of song singing Bos
also is said TO be well known as an accompanis'
in London and Berlin and to be no less renlai Aaoe
in his own work than DR.. Wullner
Walter l. Rogert musical director. No e44 MAO
ison avenue sailed last Friday the steamshhp
Bremen for Cherbourg. France AFTER leaving C"
bourg he will visit Iceland Spitzbergen ano uo
coast Of Norway arriving in Munich in time for the
Wagner festival WHICH VIII idhe pioNo ""
IL Mr. Bogert will also visit Florence ana Es"pi'
He expects 10 return early in October
The Gotham Choral Society, Charles Abercrorn-
HE director was assisted at its concert at the
waldorf by Mrs May Kidder-Pferce pianist VINO
nlaved two piano solos which were well received
pafora sailing for Europe Sgnor Gatti-CasaZza
signed two-years' contract with Bernice James
do Pasouali a coloratura soprano who is said TO
have met with much success at Milan Livorno.
pone Nice Marseilles and in Mexico and Havana
Vert and Hanson, the managers secured the en-
.garoent She will sing Lucia. Fflene ("Mignon' }.
zorl,,a f..Don Giovanni). Mimi La Boheme').
,Jarruerite i.Faust') Ophelia ('Iamet'D. etc
,,ernice de Pasquan will make appearance at
Cuebe. pror to her debut at the Metropolitan
She will be the only soloist at the state concert
., d. given in honor of the Prince of Wales al II
,.hratton Of the tercentenary OF Quebec.