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New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The following is the programme Of the
piano and violin recital 10 be given by
Miss Carolyn Beebe and Edouard Dethier
al the Hotel Plaza on Wednesday after
noon:
Sonata in = minor. -------.--;.---..-. S,orelli
Rondo Brilliant in minor .......-....- Schubert
sonata in Y nat major --.--.-.--- -saint-Saens
Reed Miller has been engaged by the
New York Oratorio Society for its per
Torrance cf Beethoven's ''AiissO Solemnis''
IN Carnegie Hall, on Wednesday evening.
replacing Gervase Elves. the English tenor
who has cancelled hIs American engage
ments. owing 20 illness
The first subscription concert Of the
sixth season of the Volpe symphony
Orchestra Will be given I'm Carnegie Hall
on Sunday afternoon, December ;. The
soloist will be Blanche Arral
At the concert TO be given by the Olive
Mead Quartet on Wednesday evening at
MendeIssohn Hall the following pro-
gramme will be heard:
Terzetto for two vioins and viola. pyerak
Quartet. minor. .........'.-..- .oehuoeIt
a Tschaikowsky programme VIII be Of
fered next Thursday evening at Carnegie
Hall by the Russian symphony Society
under Modest Altschuler's direction. The
Fifth symphony and the Nut Cracker
suite viii be played. for the nrst time al
the society's concerts, and the soloist VIII
be Nine Mariska Aldrich, OF the Metro
politan Opera Company Nine Aldrlch
viii sing in Russian an aria from
in English an air from the same COM
poser's Joan of Arc"
The second in the series of i've sym
nbony concerts for young people by the
New York symphony Orchestra Naiter
Damrosch. conductor. will be given in the
orara house OF the Brooklyn Academy or
Music on saturday afternoon, December =.
,rbe programme for the coming concert Is
nv Gallic composers. and is as follows;
..r,s Hen sarrsnged by Felix MottD Rameau
aihSrt sahs,Io queen NAB from the Romeo
ST5anie from Petite Symphonic Cfor
wSoawinG @ isIo ana chiidrsns hGfis Corner DebussS
Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum
IimbO's Lullaby.
Serenade for the Doll
The snow ls Dancins
The Little shepherd
f;olliWog's Cake Wall
MI Damrosch - -.
French Military March. .----- DO 90 -''''
Daniel Gregory Mason VIII give the
,o,,,,b Of his lecture recitals before the
tsroollvn Institute OF Arts and Sciences
-, PHASES OF Modern Music Al uho
Rrooklyn Academy Of Music on Friday
evening His subject will he STRAUSS ana
peslism." He will be assisted In his MUS
,rs,ions by william Grazing King Nlo'ih'
frosper I.ugrin. viola. Elias a Brohs'eii''
cello. and Gilbert sprOss. piano
Ysauiu Grasse a young vioiinist. VIII "e
,,..rd Al Mendelssohn Hall on Ihursday
.e,.,noon. December 3. Mr.. Grasses pro
s,-a,,yoe contains some numbers rareiy
ssrd and the recital will close with a
-, az his own compositions. George
ss.tlens,ein viii assist al the riano.
,rha Misses Sassard will appear at the
1890 Astoria on Saturday afternoon.
- ,be,, viii sing a number OF songs.
80, by modern French and German
composers
A.. schumann- Heink is TO be the spe-
sa,,rre OF the Sunday night concert
- ,he metropolitan Opera House on the
evening OF December .
w ii. vAn Asssdyk. assisted ~ Aiss
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

a testimonial concert for the benefit OF
the family of the late Cecile James will be
held Thursday evening. December Is. at
Mendelssohn Hall. The following artists
have consented to appear. Mrs. Corinne
Rider-Kelsey. Miss Margaret Keyes, Miss
Florence Austin. Hans Kronold, Miss Annie
Louise David and members OF the Mem
delssohn Glee Club. under the direction of
Clarence Dickinson
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
STUDIO NOTES.

Miss 81. JawOrsky. a young pianiste Of
much promise. played with her pupil. Miss
Adelaide Helms, the second RhapsOdie
Hongroise by F. Liszt In duet form at a
recent concert given by the Belmont
Liederkranz. Miss Jaworsky has been an
ambitious pupil Of George r. Bandelow
for several years.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Louis Arthur Russell's latest additions
to his Modern Systems of Music Study
are evidently being received by the pro-
fession with much approval. L.uckhardt
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The pupils of DR. Franklin Lawson. tenor
and teacher. are ousy this season. Clarence
r. Seward sang at smoker In New Ro-
chelle on November H. Airs. DOrothea III.
Mansfield has been chosen soprano soloist
of the second quartet OF the Fifth Avenue
Collegiate Church. starting on December
l. Miss Pauline Nurmberger. regular ac-
cOmpanist for DIR. Lawson at his studio.
coached. directed and accompanied the mu-
steal sketch given at the Waldorf On No
vemher -. in which several of Dr. Law
sons pupils also appeared with success.
Miss May Z. Kelly. another pupil. sang in
Ellsmars Hall on November -. Miss Kelly
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
MISS LolE FULLER m DANCES.

Miss L0ie Fuller. assisted by her MUSES."
and iIe Metropolitan Opera House Or
chestra under the direction Of Max Ben
Ola, VIII give q series of dances on Tues
day afternoon al the Metropolitan Opera
House The solo dancers with Miss Fuller
are Nss Rita Sacchetto. Miss Irene San
aen Mlss Gertrude Won ANen. Miss Tha-
mara 8e SWirsky and ''Orchidee-" The
Programme VIII be as follows;
Aaaae F.lte ,overturel ...-.....-...-..-.. Mozart
Orchestra
LIE Faiie- n uses and chorus, -,
'''--4e Np. 7...-..- --..----.-- i"I4h
D.rges q ne sylphl5es:
Fo.li.aise No. 3d..
lsiss ce mineur.
Thamara de Swiftly.
ltosen aus Gem sucen ..-..-.--..--.-. -ss slIauhs
- T-S-,,,,s-.., Raneau
Irene sander. -,
Rsochsuals Rub.nstein
a.. Irsns Sander ,,..u,,.. ,.orn
- orciid6e ana ths MUSES. 80,
rita ssochetto. -.
De 1seaaaen und DER Tod "a study With
st',e music ..... .----- ----'-'''-'---- Rameau
. Gertrude Von AHer. -. ..
'''-'s oe D'iuge 7Aii'' 'A''''
sua.rsI March '.,.............. Beethoven
Gertrude Won ARen. -,
-'"'sh March
Dance Or ths hands.
~ Loie Fuller.
''' hsNet u IAEht
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

William c. Carl will give the final free
organ concert Of the fall series in the Old
First Presbyterian Church, Fifth avenue
and 18th street. tomorrow evening. as
sisted by the fun choir Of the church. The
programme will include Bach's cantata,
God Goeth Up" for barytone solo and
chorus, and motets by VIttoria. Wermann.
Arcadelt. Rousseau. Franek and Guilmant
Andre Sarto barytone. will also appear.
The concert is free TO the public: no tickets
required.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
MUSIC NOTES.

William A Becker. a young American
pianist who gives his first metropolitan
recital at Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday
afternoon. will play one OF his own COM
positions. a bsrcarole I'm q. The programme
follows:
Sonata. Op. IS tWaldstein). n)...........-B Beethoven
Marum ---------.----
Cfrilen -.--.--.--.-... t........-.-...S .Schuma m
NoEel ais Prophet.
Waltz in c sharp minor.
ScherzO in b minor. Op. 70 -.--.--.- Chopin
Polonaise in A fiaf. Op. So.
Impromptu in B iiat. Op. l42. No 3. Schubert
BaTcarole in C. G........--.......-.-.W. A. Becker
StaccatO study in C...-...-...-..--.. .Rubinsten
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

AT the Church OF the Incarnation. Madi-
son avenue and 35th street. to-day, at Z
y. m. special musical service, with choir.
orchestral Instruments and organ. will rem
der The Crusaders "a sacred cantats. by
II. Hiles. and Ou Tuesday evening. AZ S:15
O'Clock. a free organ recital. under the
auspices of the Guild of Organists. will
take place at the same church. The pro-
gramme will include. Toccata In r. Bach.
'Idylle." Dudley Buck. Sonata in ID minor
MeTkel. tone poem. "Finlandia. Sibelius.
Noel Breton" Charles Quef; Epic ode
Bellairs. and Fourth Organ Concerto. Han
del.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

At the concert given for his beueht last
Friday evening at Carnegie Han. Master
Willie Kron violin pupil OF Ernest II.
Bauer, Of No. l9i7 Broadway played sew
eral difficult pieces. which won the ap-
plause of his listeners. Master Kroll. al
though only nine years of age. is one of
MIR. Bauers most talented pupils
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

e. Belder. the publishers, say that the
new piano books. Hand Culture" Touch
Varieties" and First Steps in Expressive
Playing are meeting with great success.
Reports have il that many leading teach
ers throughout the country are adopting
Mr. Russelfs theories OF fundamental
training for pianists and are using the
Russell books. During the last few months
it IS said that over twenty-five conserve
tories through the West and South have
become eXpOnents of the Russell methods
Of voice and piano teaching. The central
school for these methods is the Normal
Institute at Carnegie Hall. where the a.s
thor gives private and class instruction.
In the system.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
ON THE GRIDIRON.

What's the matter with yOung Bins-
Iey?'
Ills throat was badly injured AT foot
ball game"
II didn't know he was a PLAYER.
"Fe isn't He's a rOOter -Cfeveiand
Plain Dealer.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

has been studying with DIR. Lawson for the
last two years
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

wrOngdOing. will make certainty OF detec-
tion greater than certainty of protection
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

programmes for to-day and next Wednes-
day are as follows:
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
Fantsisie and fugue in C minor. Bach
Pss1eoStuS 6s,I Reger
Etude Symphonique e....................... Bossi
Barcarolie IN b hat-.--.-. tk.s
Toceata In Goiiins
BenedctiOn Nuptiale nouns
SYMPHONY No (three movementsl ....-... .Nidor
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER l. AT P. NJ.
Sonata in the style Of Handel. wolstenholms
Introduction 10 Act III, Die Meistersingsr
Prelude and fugue in d major. Bach
Csntabile. Op. 4l--.--. ; I1o,st
Noeturne e op. 80. No. 6................... .Foote
Mendelssohn
The following is the programme of the
song recital 10 be given by Elizabeth King.
contralto. in Mendessohn Hall on Monday
afternoon:
Aria from Cantate No. l69....-..-....J. S. Bach
Colt soil ALIEN mein Here haben."
RsVenez. revenez, amours. -....-.-.--...- Lully
Pastorale. l7th century. .... Composer unknown
MelOdie Populaire de Basse- -Bretagne.
rename I 1si Debussy
clair de Lune ...-...-....-......-...-.- Fanre
Phidyle .-....-.--..--.-..-.--..-- -Dupar
Der 5''iosd Tod. das list die kdhis Nacht..
rs nebt sich so lieblieh i'm Lenze..
Singe. Nachtgali..
I1one $40 Song eI -.---.--- Edward Manning
Two i'S songs OF Innocence Angela Dnler
A siumber Song. Laughing song
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Henry Liff and his orchestra gave spe-
cial musical programme at the Park Ave
Hotel Thanksgiving evening. The
programme included La Boheme." The
Bohemian Girl" "The Pearl Fishers" and
the NJ M-ndelssohn Trio The latter was
played by Mr.. Lift. violin; Mr. Saumell.
piano. and Mr.. KonOwsky. cello. This
number brought forth much applause from
those present
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

A song recital by the pupils OF Helen
Augusta HAYES is announced to take place
:, ,,a,.naste Iyceum tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Gustav l.. Becker, piano teacher aud
composer, has been elected chairman of
the programme committee of the New
York State Music Teachers Association,
the next convention of which will be held
in Syracuse the latter part of June, 1910.
Mr.. Becker is desrous of getting in com
municatiOn with artists and lecturers who
would like tC avail themselves of an Op-
portunity of appearing on the programmes
of the various meetings.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

David s Davis, basso. will give a song
recital i'm Mendelssohn Hall on Friday
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The Master Music Studios. IA Duble
Scbsele director, No 21ss Broadway. gave
,hsir opening recital At the studio build
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Agnes Sumner Geer. the monologist and
child impersonator. gave her annual open
ing concert at the Bowery Mission Tues
day evening. at which she presented an
American flag TO the mission. on Thurs
day afternoon she entertained at Wana-
makers at the concert given 20 Public
School 90.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Ellen Gorton Davis. pianist. and Miss Sitta
Grimm. contralto. will give a violin
eital at the Hotel Plaza on Tuesday even
ing.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Miss Elizabeth X. Patterson. OF No. %
West lOith street. will give a musical to-
morrow evening for her pupils and friends.
Miss alice LaWTenc", pupil OF MusZ-
kowsbi. WI be the pianist and Miss Pat
tersOn the vocalist.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

4 piano recital entitled An Hour with
some FavorIta Piano Compositions will
be given by Conrad wirtz on Friday even
ing. December 3. at the Wirtz Piano
school. No. I2J West l2ith street The
programme will be made up Of selections
from HUM. simper. Woodward. Spence.
Kneeht. Stainer and Jude.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

W. n van Naasdyk. assisted ~ Miss
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Reed Miller has been engaged by the
New York Oratorio Society for its per
formance of Beethoven's 'Misso Solemnis'
IN Carnegie Hall, on Wednesday evening,
replacing Gervase ELVES. the English tenor
who has cancelled his American engage
ments owing 20 illness
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Mime Schumann-Heink Is 10 De the sPe
=, fsa,ure OF the Sunday night concert
49, tbe Metropolitan Opera House on the
evenins OF december ..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The first subscription concert Of the
sixth season of the VOlpe symphony
Orchestra Will be given I'm Carnegie Hall
on Sunday afternoon, December .. The
soloist will be Blanche Arral.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
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Graduate OF Leipzig Conservatory 1ss9-94
Post graduate student at Berlin. 1907
Studio. 1907 Carnegie Hall Mon. and Thur
Mornings Residence. 3o1 w. 107th St. NY
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The following is the programme Of the
piano and violin recital 10 be given by
Miss Carolyn Beebe and Edouard Dethier
al the Hotel Plaza on Wednesday after
noon.
Sonata in = minor. ...-..--- Corelli
Sonats in d ma joT. ----. ----------.- Mozart
ROndO Brilliant in B minor. ..---.-.--.-- Schubert
sonata IN = fat major. r.-.......... Saint -Sasns
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

At the concert 10 be given by the Olive
Mead Quartet on Wednesday evening at
Mendelssohn Hall the following pro-
gramme will be heard:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
AMERICAN GUILD OF oRoANlsTs.

' tirI|ff - llFlt
l.0ie Fuller and the MUSES..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

1880 Astoria on Saturday afternoon.
-, ,bev viii sing a number OF songs.
a,taev Nv modern French and German
composers
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-13
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