New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
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OF HIM PUBLISHED IN A GERMAN
pieces and the inevitable encores, ought
to make a joyous Herbert night of the
seasons opening. The soloist Will be Hor-
ace Britt, 'cellist, who will play the an
dante from Mr. Herbert's second cello
| concerto, the serenade from the cello
suite and "Pensee Amoureuse."
| Music by a we'll trained orchestra COM
| rosed Of children will be one of the at
| fractions of the children's entertainment
| to be given at the BelascO Theatre on
/ Friday April s. at $50 o'clock. This or
/ chestra will be under the leadership or
| Miss Emile Wagner. Other attractions
will be a fairy play adapted from Frank
| r. Stockton's story, old Pipes and the
Dryad." and a pautomime. THE Queen OF
Hearts. She Made Some Tarts," enacted
by children
The last New York appearance Of the
Russian dancers, Mile. Anna Pavlowa and
NJ Michael Mordkin will be made al the
Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow evening at
benefit concert in aid of the Russian I'm
migrants Home The musical part of the
programme viii he furnished by Nine.
Mariska-AldriCh, Carl J0rn and Adolph
Muhlmann, Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. in addition 10 which the Rus
sian Symphony Orchestra, under Modest
AItschuler, and the Pekschen Trio, as
sisted by Edward Hermann and Emil
Schenck. will also appear. The pro
eramme will consist of Russian music.
! Samuel A Baldwin will give his usual
free organ recltals at the City College this
and wednesday afternoons. The pro-
gramme viii be as follows:
SUNDAY. APRIL }. AT p. NJ.
Sonata in F minor. .....-..... Mendelssohn
Prelude and fugue in A minor. >: Bach
\ 3o;,hia Mls't TSens SeS Varie Rousseau
T5rsnjsI. pie Meistersinge Wagner
! WEDNESDAY. APRIL {, AT p. NJ.
Paraphraase on a chorus from cnrurt
Nuptiai March NO 2)......J
I0gspiSl 0g.9ts ~ rlohenErin wagner
/ s,,ir9 ir z minor .............. Borowski
/ Fugue on choral from The Prophet List
! \ sonata recital by Mrs. Thomas Taper
and Frank Kneisel will be given for the
benefit Of the MacDowen Club chorus fund
at the clubrooms. in the Metropolitan Opera
/ House building. on Tuesday evening, April
/ q
clude Beethoven's "Kreutzer Sonata and
sonata by Richard Strauss. Tickets,
each may he obtained from the secretary
in the afternoon, between the hours of
and s. or on the evening of the perform
ance
MRS. Mary Reno Pinney. the organst. an
nounces a concert at Mendelssohn Hall on
Friday. April 15. at o'clock. The follow
ing artists will take part: David Bispham,
Mrs Harriet Foster and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Frederick Gunther.
The Olive Mead Quartet viii play this
/ afternoon at the fourth free concert AT the
Normal College. The programme will con-
sist Of Memberships quartet in d major.
| Op. Il. No. /, and TschaikoWsky's quartet
| in e fiat minor, Op 81.
The Quinlan International Musical Agen-
cy of London and Australia. has taken
over the Henry WoIfsohn Bureau, Of New
York, an organization Of twenty-seven
( years standing. The WoIfsohn bureau III
rected the tours of and exploited such
artists as Schuma nm Heink. Fritz Kreisier,
Josef Hofmann. Richard Strauss. Mis"ha
. EIman, Rachmaninof. etc, well as the
/ only Caruso concert tour ever undertaken
by any one in this country. III May, 1908.
The new organization will extend into Aus
traiia. and by this affiia ton the artists
under the direction OF this organization will
/ have the same opportunities for eXploita
ton in London and Australia as in Amer
ica Mr.. QuinIan has had the management
Of the Beecham season of opera in Covent
Garden. 4. r Adams. formerly OF the John
/ Church company. will have charge Of the
affairs in America, with which Mrs. Wolf
sohn and R. Copley will be identified, as
! heretofore
/ Rsinhoid Won Warlich, the basso cantante.
viii sail for Europe Tuesday next April
<, on the Nieuw Amsterdam. Mr.. Won War
Itch will go first 10 London and thence to
Parts, in both OF which cities professional
| engagements viii occupy him until midsum-
/ mer. Next season Mr.. Warlich will
! return TO America, beginning his tour with
the New York Philharmonic Society, under
the baton of Gustav Mahler. carly in No
yember.
| For Dr. Wulner's farewell concert at
Carnegie Hall. on April l2. the programme.
made up entirely OF request numbers, Is
now completed. Since the barytone sings
only in German 1t has been arranged that
copies OF the book OF words of all the
songs for this occasion. with full transla-
tions, shall be ready week before the con
/ cert and may be obtained through the
usual ticket agencies. 50 that those who do
not read German may become acquainted
with the songs before the evening OF the
concert.