New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-31
Rex,f,oof of MusSeref's "Manon.
Seasons of annauser Also Metropol
tan Pograu1me-Two Productions Manhattan.

for the first time in London, in April. 1S47, will be
conducted by Frank Damrosch The soloists will
be Nine. Jeanne Jomeli, soprano; Miss Janet
Spencer contralto; Dan Beddoe tenor, and David
Bispham, besso.
The Mendelssohn centenary programme at the Ger
man Theatre Sunday Pop this afternoon will be q
varied one, including specimens Of the composers
choral. chamber and vocal music The Olive Mead
Quartet will play the slow movements and Can
zonetta" from the early quartet In z nat Miss
Mead and Mics IAttIshales will also be associated
in TWO movements from the favorite D minor trio
with Miss Ethel Newcomb the pianist who has
been heard before at Mr.. Kein's concerts. Miss
Newcomb will also play solos a couple OF the
''Iieder ohne Worte" and the scherzo in minor
Selections from Meadelssohn's Elijah will be
given at the Collegiate Church, West End avenue
and 18th street, this evening. Henry Hall Dunck-
lee organst and director, has arranged the pro-
grarnrne The soloists-Miss Florence Hinkle, ro-
rrano: Miss Adah Campbell Hussey. contralto;
Everard John Calthrop, tenor, and Albert g. jan
poIski. basso-win be assisted by Miss Rose Marie
Campbell contralto, and Franz Listemann' cello.
At its concert at the Imperial. in Brooklyn. on
Tuesday evening the Tonktnstler Society will also
have a Mendelssohu festival Miss Martha s.
Tourte soprano; Mrs. August Roebbelen plano;
Henry Schradieck and August Roebbelen, violins:
Ernst n Bauer and Prosper Lugrtn, vioas; Ernst
Stofrregen vioonceIlo. and Alexander Rim. piano,
Trio No. . for piano. Zioiin and vioionceo &C minor
,Dedics,ed L. spohr!
Mrs August ana R h2s.f e4ng ' To nSe
Songs for soprano: ,,,-s
Pasenlied tlcnen nG,
Et ras. Dc: 90 cs 81 SS op 50 No ts slne
Neus Liebe oR leA No p,r,
untet 2, for v!Ona Two y!olas and violoncelo
Henry scraasck and August Roeebeien v;olins: Ernst
II Bauer and Prosper Lusfin' 'iolss' ana Ernst SO
Next Saturday evening. in Carnegie Hall. the
Deutscher Lederkranz Will give q public concert
In observance OF the hundredth anniversary OF the
birth of Mendelssohn. The proceeds Of this con-
cert in which the male chorus-two hundred voices
of the Iiederkranz, under the direction OF Arthur
CIasssen will be assisted by the orchestra Of the
SYMPHONY Society of New York Walter Denlroscn,
conductor Miss Emmy Destinn OF the Metropolitan
opera company. and Albert Spaldng. vionist, will
be devoted to charity. An interesting number will
be the "Deutscher Festgeseng, a poem by Dr.. Z.
". Baruch. member Of the music committee OF
the Iiederkranz. music by Mr.. Claassen.
At first hearing the male chorus and orchestra
Will be employed.
Following Is the complete programme:
Theme and variations. T'chaik0vsky
Ni Pen sSS or Dr. an" e i ss7ses
Emmy Dss!inn genera chorus and 9rs6sstTa
Albert spaidtns and orchestra.
Male chorus.
Songs
Emmy Destirn.
Fling ohie Acncessohn
Orchestra
The centenary of Memberships birth will be OBJ
served on Tuesday in St Paul's Chapel, Broadway
and Vesey street. az the MONDAY service, by the
singing Of the composet's sacred cantata, 'Lauda
Sion" Edmund jacques will conduct the work OF
the augmented choir. The soloists will be Miss
Flora Provan soprano; Mrs. Emma l.. ConoveT.
contralto: Everett NJ. Waterhouse. tenor. Hermann
Greinert bass. Moritz Schwarz win be at the
organ.
william c. Carl VIII give explanatory lecture,
with vocal Illustrations. the oratorio elijah"
in CONNIE nloration OF the Mendessohn centenary,
tomorrow afternoon. in the chapel Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fifth avenue and 18th street
He will be assisted by Rena ". Lazelle. soprano;
Adele Iaes Baldwin contralto; John Young tenor