New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
NOTES OF COMING CONCERTS.


Victor Herbert and his orchestra will this even
inE make their temperance on the concert plat
form al the New York Theatre where they will give
a series Of entertainments throughout the spring.
To mark their first appearance, Nj Herbert has
arranged programme Of which an interesting feat
IRE viii be an East Indian Rhapsody by Frederic
Il. Cowen. present the conductor or the Lon
don Philharmonic Society. which VIII have its first
hearing n this country tonight Other features
Of the programme TsChaikowslys Narcho
ScIenneile~ MacIowelIs To d Wild Rose" with
Mr.. Herberts orchestration: Butterflies" from
suite Love Dreams by Arthur Nevin. and "-A
Merce-1ita- by Fritz StahIberg. the assistant con-
ouctor Of the orchestra. The soloist Will be Horace
Br4tt 'ceIst who viii play the andante from VIC
tor Herberts second concerto for vioioncello and
group Of pieces by Pepper
Heinrich Meyn will give a second song recital a.
Nsndeissohn Hall the evening OF April 20
Gerrft Smith viii give E concert Of his COM
positions at the Colony Club next Wednesday az
teraoon, with the help OF Miss Kitty Cheathau
Miss Marguerite Hall Mrs Ethel S. Elliot. Francis
Rogers, Heinrich Meyn, Arthur Philips and e
chorus OF
Walter Damrosch and the entire symphony o.
ohestra Of one hundred men viii make tour
through the principal cities OF Middle West next
January 80 commemorate the tyveuty-ffth anniver-
say o. MI paTnroscl's first appearance OF
chestra conductor The tour viii include thoss
cities in which Mr.. Darnrosch first appeared when
he assumed the dictatorship Of The Metropolitan
Opera House and OF the New York Symphony So
ciety after the death Of his father. Dr. Leopold
Darlrosch- The tour viii be under the management
OF Messrs Haelsel and Jones
Three American composers viii conduct their own
works at the concert arranged by David Bispham
for the American Music Society at Carnegie Hail
O. SUNDAY afternoon, April x They are Arthur
Bergh. whose musical setting TO Poes 'Rave1' viii
accompany M Blsphams recitation Of the poem;
Arthur Farv-ell. whose Dawn d pEantasy for OF
chestra- viii have its first New York hearing, and
George II. Chadwick, who viii conduct the barytone
ballad "Ilochinyar,~ which Mr.. Bispnam viii sing.
Franz Y A-ens win conduct the Peoples Symphony
Orchestra in two numbers, the prelude 10 The
1iz-nadryad" by William J Mccoy, and Creole
Days" by Harry Rowe Shelley Miss Augusta
CottIow Will play Edward MacDowelIs concerto in
L minor, Opus %
Miss Julia Heinrich daughter OF Max Heinrich,
VII make New York debut MendeIssohn Hall
Wednesday evening, April p. Miss Heinrich
viii sing French, German and English, and viii
assisted by her father, who viii give groups
OF songs and also serve as accompanies. Miss Helm
rchs voice. deep contralto. has favorable no
tics II other cities.
Pau Dufzult tenor. and Miss Bertha Roy. a
young French Cana dian pianist viii unite in con-
cert IN Mendelssohn Hall on the evening Of Wednes-
DAY. April 2S
The Catholic o-atorio Society VIII give z con
cert IL Carnegie Hall on the evening OF April -.
which the oraJoTio paradise Lost by Theodore
Dubois. VIII be performed The solo singers VIII
BE- Nine. Selma Kroncd-TEoe--s Albert Harrington
George Ginot jr. George Care ana Frauds Motley.
The work viii De conducted by Emil RegL
Owing 10 the continued indisposron Of Dr. WlI-
ne1, the for the benefit Of the German Gov
ernesses Home VIII have TO be indefinitely post
poned- desired. money will De refunded on
5Sth street
After her reoeu, farewell performances q opera
81 the Royal Opera House in Dresden The King of
saNouy decorated Nine Sembrich with the gold
medal -'Vi-tuti Inzenio-~
On this afternoon and The three Sunday after
moons following Miss Amy Grant viii give read
tngs, with musical aeeo-ni1Iliraenr Of Tennyson's
Enoch Aroe2' emusic 10y strauss). ''Salome. Pei
Ieas e M4lsande' ana ''E-lekrEa."
Miss Lille I,avIoT. Francis Rogers and H L.
Brainard. accoupanist viii give a concert II the
assembly room Of the Colony Club, Friday af-
ternoon. April - The programme viii include
La Ballade du Desespere." words 10y Murgsr
music by II Benberg
On May . in Carnegie Halt *bere vii be a per
Torrance BY the Paulist Chorister Society Of Chi
cago OF Dr.. ? Hartmann Won An der I-an-Hoch-
brInns oratorio, The Seven Last Words Of
Christ"
Crearore and MS band are giving series u even
ing concerts Al St Nicholas Garden. last until
April -. There viii ae d matinee next Saturday
The canta1a The Saviour OF the World" music
BY Frank 7. Ward. viii be sung in the Church Of
the FEoiy Trinity ssth street. the evening Of
april = a o'cloca The choir viii be assisted by
Mrs Frank Z Ward, soprano. Mrs Carthew Your
sroun. soprano Mrs Catherine Wilson O'NeiH,
Oontrato. Mss Florence Kendall contraito, John
z Groepper- tenor: Carl Danieisou bass, and j NJ