New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
MUSICAL D0INGS
CONCERTS OF A DYING SEASON.


Guilty even in a city as large New York after
the patrons of the art have done their duty by
two hundred representations of opera halt as
many orchestral and operatic concerts and so
many smaller concerts that it would be a weari-
some task to count them Yet they continue
amid the courteous and kindly demonstratlons OF
the friends Of. the concert givers Compliments u
this character paid to Miss GeTmalne Ar
maud. pianist, and Mr.. Albany Rtche' VloHhlsI
last Monday afternoon: Mr.. Karl Klein VloihlSl
on Tuesday afternoon; Miss Clara Clemens, con-
trato, and Miss Lillian Littlehales, vloionceio on
Tuesday evening. Miss Kitty Cheatham gave one
of her graceful and interesting entertainments oi
sentimental recitations and designed Tor the
delectaton big and little folk with young hearts
also Tuesday afternoon. All of these arIslS
had been heard earlier in the season, and thelr oe
lated offerings cannot be said have added 10 Ipe
popular knowledge of their gifts and accomplish
ments.
Mr. Hans Letz young German violnlst OF eN-
celient training who has made New YORK MS hoii'e
during 1he ending, will give reCLlai I
Tomorrow evening in T Studio, No Is west o'lh
street. with the help of Miss Beebe' Mr. MAJ MAJ
Liebng playing the accOmpaniments- WIN MISS
Beebe he will play movements from hI
sonata for pianoforte and violin IN u, Up 60
other numbers ave VieuXtempss Ballaoe anu
lonaise. a movement from Joachim 1uhs" ~
Concerto the Rondo from the frst concerID Tr,. Us
Vieuxtemps. a transcription Of Schumann lI8u
n erei'' and Sarasate's ''Habanera.
The sixth biennial festival and convention VI -
National Federation of Musical Clubs Will De heiu
in Grand Rapids Mich from May "a to 30 OF ms
year in the clubhouse of the St Ceclla 0oclesS
On May % and % the Thomas Orchestra oi IN
cago Will give concerts in the Powers lhe0Iie' a
the second of which the compositions WHICH wv"
prizes in the competition proclaimed two years ago
will be performed. The winners of the prl*as nav
not yet been announced The officers oi le Va "a
tional Federation are: President Mrs. Charies D.
Kelsey, of Grand Rapids; honorary presloeh' MI
irSr
A. Campbell, of Kansas city; second Nlce-P,'l
dent. Mrs. Jason H. Walker, of Memphis NM'S
Walker is also chairman OF The corilh''ee va
American music; recording secretary, Mrs. Auoil
Frey, of Syracuse. corresponding secretary MI
Emerson f RrIIsa of Elmhurst. H. lTeaSuie+
Mrs Frank f. Shepard. of Denver; librarian %
George l. Frankel OF St. Louis auditor MIS- '"
Levvrett, of Upper Alton. H.
Following IS the programme which Miss Julla
Heinrich contraIto will give at her recital mex mex.
Wednesday evening at MeBdeIssohh 1ai' "90
by her father Max Heinrich:
Grippe aus dem Tartarus. Die IauDehpos''
Schubert CAlr Max Heinrich; "Stle Ihrahen'
.'Mondnacht" 'SchreeglOckchen, SchuhldIl 'NiiSS
Julia Heinrich; "Cruss' Der knabe mt deih
yy,inderborr'' Schumann tMr Heinrich); rruh-
ling r1nd IIebe" "Ach, ~enn len doCh en-
Tr,pcben war Miss Heinrich). L kScIaFe'
..T,Heure exqlise." Sur la PLACE. Ohaiii'tue
Miss Heinrich: 'Minnelied VIE bst du' meme
t,6nign?,' Brahms (Mr. Heinrich); Sapphlsche
An Idvu" MacDowell The Lark, Horauo
Parker CAiiss HeinIich, Die Wasserrose' An
nein' Ciedanken," Richard Strauss An e,''s 's
Aeo1sharfe" Die Karwoche' and Henil"eh
Hugo Wolf Miss Heinrich
Following is the programme of the concert oi
music hv American composers to be given 10y MI,
David BisPham president OF the Ne" h"'N ~, -,
Of the American Music Society AT Na'"9
next Sunday afternoon.
Peoples symI hony orcheSCs orcfC.-
Nh MT FTaa1 5s oElcsf5 = charles Martin Loef1er
Mr Kovarik. viola
Concerto for piano in u minor op %45.-d Nacrloven
Miss Augusta co',lox. -.
Meodrama recitation music. The F1TfP stsR,r se-Eh
Dawn a phantasy for orchestra Arthur FS-"s
PEOPLES s., ss~PhStny 'l2 ,ts ,Sg7,n.eTI 9Tga.sITI
Ba9d 1s2 ,or 695 e95z SCOTT. araa George W Chadwick
Orchestra dances. 'creole pays Har-y Rowe shelley
NJ fo'Rls,a Plan. S!5'p29aS K &rsa. conductor.
.,,f-, md las, concert by the Rus.astein club
-, -, nil, ~ heard tonight IN the grand bait
go =, the Naldorf-Astoria. 4 programme 81 part
soDge viii be given under the direction OF W h
,lapman The club VIII be assisted by Freo''iSN
Cunster tenor. and string orchesut.
5 y r7os will appear for the first time as
. ,iaro soloist at Or. Ludwig Wuilners fare"e'
recitaI in Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon.
Creatore and hts band drawing crowded audi
.,,es al the St Nicholas Rink every night Yes
terdav it was Verdi night aud the programme
Included numbers from "Rigoetto," III Trovatore
Aida" and "Traviata-
The riederkranz will give its thhd concert of the
season on sunday evening. The solosts will be
7 hs,.ir,r nd