New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
MUSICAL NOTES.
FGre7ceU RecitaLs and Concerts IN
nOuRccd for CLOSING of Season.

Programmes and artists for spring and summer
concerts are being announced rapidly these clos
ing DAYS OF the musical season that It is difficult
task TO pick out from many those most deserv-
ing OF comment There promises to be music at
least until the middle Of June. when there Will be
music festival in which singing societies will
tend for prizes. The Kaiser has taken interest
in the event, and has promised send silver
statue 10 be awarded the Kaiser prize and
two representative German choral conductors to sit
upon the board OF judges Societies in Philadel
phta, Brooklyn, Baltimore. Washington, Wilkes
Barre, Buffalo and other cities have already en-
tered their names the list Of competitors
There still number of farewell recitals to
come. Besides that by DR.. Ludwig Wulner Sat
urday afternoon when Coenraad Y. Bos will appear
a solost for the first time. Ossp Ciabrilowitsch
viii give a goodby concert on Saturday afternoon,
May l. instead Of tomorrow. originally intended
Victor Herbert and his orchestra will give their
second concert Sunday night at the New York
Theatre The programme will include Goldmarks s
In Springtime, group of compositions written
for strings only; Strausss ''Perpetuum Mobile
"Minuet' by Bolzoni and The Gypsy by Burek.
generous allowance of Victor Herbert's own
music appears on the programme
YoIando Nero. whom DR.. Paul Ertel in his Art
lists Biographies calls the greatest pianist Hun
gary has produced since the days of Liszt," Will
America next season for total of sixty
concerts. to begin in New York IN November. Miss
Nero another child wonder, since she IS said
10 have given her first public performances when
she nine years old. Fritz Kreisler Will also come
10 this country again next season. his engagement
beginning on October 10, when he plays in Boston
with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Kreisler is
now in Berlin
Miss Augusta Cottlow will give piano recital in
Carnegie Hail next Friday evening.
Following is the programme for the third concert
by the German Liederkranz Sunday evening:
Overture to The Bartered Bride Smetana (or-
chestra): 'Rhapsodie d. TUkraine, Liapounow
IJosef Lhevinne and orchestral: In elmer Sturm-
nacht,'' Altenhofter CCarl Schlege male chorus
and orchestral: aria from Samson ct Dafla,
Saint-Saens (Janet Spencer; waltz. from Sere-
made" Op. IS Tschaikowsky tstring orchestral;
'Tyroler Nechtwache 1870" Heuberger and "Wald-
einsamkeit.' Pache male chorus; songs, Me
soften wiz" Strauss. "Sappische Ode and Der
Schmied." by Brahms Miss Spencer); 'Serenade'
composed 1905, H. Kaun; ''Serenade,' composed
I750. Haydn male chorus); Nocturne' H-our'
Chopin Caprice cspagnole.'' Moszkowski tMr.
Ihevinne), ''Huldgungsmarsch." Wagner torches-
trad.
Samuel A Baldwin will give his usual free organ
recitals in the Great Hall OF the City College on
Sunday and Wednesday afternoons. at O'Clock
The Sunday programme will be largely devoted 10
transcriptions from Wagner.
Miss Josephine steinback, contralto, will make
her first appearance in New York al concert
which she will give Tuesday evening in the
Astor Gallery Of the WaldofAstoriar assisted oy
DaImeyer Russell, pianist.
The Catholic Oratorio Society will give Dubos.s
Paradise Lost Sunday evening, April D al
Carnegie Hall
Pupils Of Ferdinand Carri will give Nonh re-
citaI Saturday evening, April "a, in Mendelssohn
Hail on Wednesday evening the pupils of Arthur
(-1aassen will give a song recital al the Brooklyn
Academy of Music.