New-York tribune., 1910-02-06


the Mcdowell Club tomorrow at
O'Clock. The programme consists of old
French songs, monologues and some OF the
characteristic songs Of Montmartre. The
public will be admitted The price Of tick
cts is 81 each, and they may be obtained OF
the secretary at the cIubroons. No. 1425
Broadway, any weekday afternoon be-
tween the hours of and 6. or at the door
on the afternoon Of the performance.
Hialmar Won Dameck violinist. assisted
by a number of other musicians, will give
a concert of chamber music in Mendelssohn
Hall on Thursday evening. This will be the
programme:
Concerto. major for strings. with organ)
Messrs q. Dameck. E. Foerstel. F. Lorenz-
Smith. J. Kovarik. H; Borodkin. A Wood
and H Troetschel.-
serenade major. op. SO Gor two violins
Mossrs H von Dameck E. Foerstel and S
Octet. minor op. S-dSa 50 6for four violins. two
violas and two yi9onceilosl . Maliins
William Ebann and Won der Mehden.
The following is the programme of Nine
Antonette Szumowska's concert Of Cho-
pins music tomorrow afternoon. at
o'clock, in Mendelssohn Hall;
Nocturne E major
Three Btudes: sharp minor. minor C fat
major
Three Preiqdes: 0p- Is. No, Is. . and "a
Two Mazurkas: Op. {. No. /. and Op- 33 No T.
Polonaise. Op. 53, No. "a fat major.
The fourth Symphony Concert for Young
People. TO be given next Saturday after
noon at Carnegie Hall at 2:30 O'Clock, will
offer a programme of modern German
music. The programme. which will con-
tain orchestral numbers drawn, with one
exception, from symphonies, and two groups
of songs, sung by Miss Julia Heinrich, is
follows:
Scherzo from scotch Symphony .Mendelssohn
Songs:
Am strom5 D., sssl1 :SchIbert
Miss Julia Heinrich
Romanza from symphony No. !, in D minor
March from 'Lenore' Symphony. ny....-....... Rar
Allegretto from symphony No. 2 in D. Brahms
Songs
Liebesfeier ...--....-........--.-.W .Weingartner
Eldenifed ........................ Hugo Wolf
Miss Julia Heinrich.
Overture. In Springttne- Goldmark
The first of the chamber music concerts
given at the Stuyvesant Theatre this even
ing The programme opens with an interest
ing work. rarely played. the Concerto
Crosse in d major by Corelli C653-1713).
CoreIlfs concerti, or suonate de camera,
as he called them, were published first in
Rome and Bologna The concerto in D
is in the last of these publications and
appeared in Rome in 100. In compositions
of this character two bands. one Of solo
Instruments (concertino) and the other Of
ripieni are employed. They work out the
composers scheme antiphonally and col
lectively The concerto in D consists Of
an allegro introduced by four measures OF
adagio in common time, an adagto of flf-
teen measures and a final vivace in triple
time In compliance with the old rule.
these movements are all in the same key
The old Italian work and modern German
chamber music. exemplifed by the Brahms
quintet in G major for strings, Op. Ill.
which closes the programme, will be sepa-
rated by songs OF the two periods, sung by
Miss Leontine de Alma. An aria by Leo
nardo Leo for voice and strings, will fol-
low the Corell concerto, and lieder by
Schubert and Brahms will precede the
Brahms quintet.
The artists who will assist Miss Morgan
are Miss Leontine de Alma. A Coan, Mr.
Burke Samuel Crimson. Miss Alice Ives