New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
MUSIC NOTES.

The Barrere Ensemble OF eleven PLAYERS
OF wind instruments viii give the hrst OF
two concerts announced at David BeIasco'5
StUyvesaut Theatre tomorrow afternoon
at I O'Clock. with Arthur Whiting as assist
ing artist and the following programme:
Octet in r major by Haydn; Sonata Ia 3
minor for flute and harpsich9rd, by Handel.
Serenade in e minor. BY Mozart: Sonata
in E fiat major for flute and harpsieh0rd.
by Bach. and Octet in Z fat, Op. 1G5. by
Beethoven.
All OF the composers represented on the
programme have written many works for
wind Instruments Mozart having left no
less than ten serenades and divertimenti
in this form. Although the Beethoven
Octet is marked Op. 10s it is said TO have
been composed when Beethoven was about
tw-nty-six years OF age, and is a symphony
without strings in miniature IN the SON
aras for flute and harpsichOrd by Bach
and Handel the piano is usually Substi-
tuted for the harpsichOrd. but IN this con-
cert the music viii be played on the IN
strunent for which the composer wrote Il
II * from the music of the Slavic race
that Mr. DamrosCh has chosen the pro-
gramrne for the next symphony concert
for Young People on Saturday afternoon
March D al Carnegie Hall. at 2-5G Zone
mia represented by Dvorak and Smetana-
has the opening numbers; MISS 1ira-
Tar1er viii be the soloist in Chopin's An
dante SDianatO and POlonalse, Op- =, 1or
nfano and orchestca-Polands contribution
= the programrue-and Russian music viii
form the third part. with Tschaikowsky
Allegro cor. grazIa in flowing 81 time. from
rhA ..Pathetiaue' symphony. and the P1z-
zi,ati from the Fourth closing the con-
cert. The programme win be as follows
svmphonic poem. '.UIrava'' Che River
e., SLe-'l -11ler7en- nom symphony No 3.
Iron the New world ON D'of441
Andanfs Spisuato and PoIonalse' OPP = e-,.,-,-,
far rIs4l0- ana orchestra ----------- CnoSit
Miss Tina Leruer- r-rs,,.
4f,sgro con s1azia from symphony
No s. .Pathetique'' $500 r IseHalAo"sAf
Pfzziearf from symphony No. -
A grand opera matinee concert VIII %
given for the benefit Of the Morn1nsSids
Milk Dispensary at the Beiasco theatre on
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock The fol-
Io7rfng artists will appear Bella Alten-
ALMA. Webster Powell, Frederick Gunther.
Rastr.re Bowman. Rita Fornia. Barriez
Won Norden. Marguerite G Dunlap, Griffith
Hughes and Howard Jones; Jan Munkascys
,fo1inist. Otto L Fisher, at the piano
The Norufngside Milk Dispensary, under
the direction OF d trained nurse and attend
ing physicians is the only place north OF
Tooth street on the West Side where babies
of the very poor are supplied with modified
and PasteUrized milk
During the last summer III babies a day
were cared for. During the winter months
the demand has been greater than could %
met.
This concert is given for the purpose OF
securing the necessary funds 70 serve more
fully the needs Of the babies on the upper
West Side of our city.
No milk is given away except in cases OF
absolute desutution. which. unfortunately,
are net rare IN this section OF the com
nunity Every mother who can DO SO pays
not less than TWO cents day.
Among the passengers arriving on ths
NarretanIa on Friday was Charles Ls
Sueur a young singer, who has held the
position OF first tenor IN the Royal Carl
Rosa and other prominent English opera
companies, Mr. lie Sueur has received
praise from the London and English pro-
yinciaI press for his singing and acting as
FAUST n Gounod's opera Cassie N
-OthelIo' Don Cesar in Mariana =.
Turi1I IN ''Cavaueria Rusticana." Man
REQ Ia II TrOvaUore' Thaddeus in The
bohemian Girl" Tonic IN The Daughter
o. the Regiment" Lorenzo IN Fra Diavo-
To-" etc
Gustav Htnrichs viii present some OF his
artist pupils in a song recital 20 be held az
the rooms OF the Mcdowell Club. II the
Metropolitan Opera House Building on
Monday afternoon. February IS AZ 4
o'clock The programme includes songs by
Schunann. Brahms. Schubert. Beethoven.
Hugo Wolf. Massenst. Mcdowell and
TaUbert. also selections from ~Bonsne .
"Pagliacci" and Gounod's Romeo ard
Juliet"
These artist Students who are menu
bers OF the Manhattan Grand Opera School.
are the Misses Paula Braendle. Ernestfna
Jagerhuber. Marie SIrehel and Emma Wie-
lage and Paul Kraft and Alfred Sappio.
a Lenten musical viii be given o. ths
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