New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

Janet Spencer Will sing in Medelssohn Hall
on next Thursday afternoon:
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Josef Hofnann will give a second re-
cital of pianoforte music in Carnegie Hall
next Friday afternoon. when he Will play
! Schunann's Sonata in G minor. Op 2. be-
sides the same composers ''Vogel els Pro-
phet,' ''.rrauneswirren'' and ''Carnaval.~
Emanuel Ondricek. who will give his first
American concert in Mendelssohn Hall
next Wednesday evening, IS younger
brother Of Franz Ondricek. who visited
America some years ago Another brother
was formerly a member Of the Boston
! Orchestra and. Kneisel Quartet
singing under the management Of the
ouinlan Agency. in England. VIII be heard
here in the Boston Orchestra concert next
week, and again in Carnegie Hall on the
I afternoon Of November Is.
Marie Mattfeld. a valuable member Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company for sew
eral years. has returned from her summer
home near Munich, where she spent five
r7~l-sc
~'K6nigskinder' and "Puccini's Girl OF the
! Golden West" At the performance Of
'Nadama Butterfly" IN Albany. on No
venber is, she will take the part Of
: suzuky.
Henry Hadley, who is now the con-
ductor of the Seattle Symphony. will come
| East in November TO conduct some Of his
compositions at concerts in Chicago Bos-
ton. New York, Philadelphia and st. Louis.
In New York he will conduct at concert
Of the Symphony Society, November p.
George W. Chadwick is composing IN
cidental music for the modern morality
play by Walter Browne. which Henry w.
Savage viii produce this season.
Frederick Fradkin, a young violinist,
horn in Troy. n. Y. who is now playing
in Ysaye's Orchestra in Brussels, will give
q concert in Mendelssohn Hall on Janu-
airy 10.
Alexander Heinemann, a German concert
singer, VIII give a recital in Mendelssohn
Han next Thursday evening. His pro-
grarnme will be made up Of songs by
Schunann, Schubert, Loewe and Hans
Hermann.
Josef Hofmann VIII give a pianoforte re-
cital at the Academy OF Music in Brook
lyn next Thursday evening. His pro-
erarnrre viii be that which served him
yesterday in his recital in Carnegie Hall.
!, Emilio de Gogorza was booked TO
sail from Havre yesterday on La Savoie
for New York He viii sing at concert
Of the Symphony Orchestra at The New
Theatre on November i and then go on
a concert tour with Robert Schmitz, first
r,rize man Of the Paris COnservatoire as
accompanist.
David Bispham has arranged the follow
ing programme for toe all-English song
recital which he viii give this afternoon
In Carnegie Hall: 20. RCddier than the
Cherry (Acis and Galatea). G. F. Handel;
believe Ne. # All Those Endearing Young
Charms" Tom Moore's Irish melodies;
]
Jacobite song; TON the Rhymer'' Scotch
ballad. Edward" Percy's Reliques) and
/ The Wedding Song CGoethe). by Carl
( Ioeye: The Old Boatman," Mrs. Freer;
| Two Lovers and Lizette." and The
/ Banjo Song" Sidney Homer; Song OF the
| Flint" CThe Cave Nam William j. Nc
| Coy; Invocation TO Youth Paoletta).
/ Pietro Florida; recitation to music, king
/ Robert Of Sicily" Oongfellow), Rossetter
| .. Cole.
Boris Hamburg, the violoncellist, who
made his American debut Friday evening
/ At Pittsburg, will be heard for the first
time in New York next Saturday afternoon
AZ 2:3O o. m. in Mendelssohn Hall AIr.
| Hambourg on this occasion viii have the
assistance Of CeciIe Behrens. pianist, with
whom he viii play the Grieg Sonata
The programme which Mr.. Hamburg
will play next Saturday afternoon is as
follows:
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Boris Han6ourg
cecile BehTens ana Boris IIarn5oarg
Cantablle Cesar GU
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Boris Hambo1rg
Al the piano Karl Bruchhausen.
| Arnold Nolpe, conductor Of the Volpe
! Symphony Society, VIII present Edgar Still
4 man -Keney's overture TO Shakespeare's
/ Macbeth" as the first feature OF his new
/ plan Of giving American works at his con-
| certs this winter. 1t Will be heard at his
! first concert at Carnegie Han on Decem-
her 4 This overture is the latest to be
completed Of sullman- KeIley's larger
works.
| Miss Bessie Abott, the Ysobel OF Mas
| cagni's new grand opera OF like title, sailed
4 from cherbourg for New York on the
aGth on the Majestic. Mascagni follows on
the Kronprinzessin Cecilie on November .
| The other members Of the company which
wiz present "YsobeI' at The New Theatre