New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Master Willie Kroll. the promising ten
year-od vioinist and pupil of Ernest H.
Bauer. gave an interesting concert before
a fair-sizcd audience At Carnegie Lyceun
, last Thursday evening. Although only a
lad he handled the violin like an oid-timer
and made a good impression by his conh-
dence and ability. The first number ON the
programme was Concerto No. !. by Ch. de
Bero,. which he played from memory al
ter which he played from memory 'Medita-
ton" from ThaIs." by j. Massenet; HUI
moresaue." by A. Dvorak. and "Gavotte
by Rameau. The Young artist Wasrepeatedl|
applauded. ana at the close received several
floral tokens. Among those who assisted
were Christian Kriens whose compost
ton entitled san sebastian Master Kroll
PLAYED with good effect, with Mr. kriens
M the piano. George W. Ballard, tenor Of
the Fifth Avenue BAPTIST Church; Samuel
l. Aronson, pianist, and Mrs. Sachs. ac-
companist. Ernest II. Bauer was warmly
congratulated for the ability shown by his
pupil. which is due in a great measure TO
his efforts.
Henry Lift and his military band viii be
heard at the third and last concert of the
season of the New York Mozart Society on
April 10 at the Hotel Astor. Closely fol-
loving this date Nlr. Lin has been engaged
with his orchestra, ior April % for pri-
vate affair given by Mrs. laccacl; on Apll
q for the annual ball FOR the Daughters ot
Ohio. at the waldorf: on April 25 for the
annual affair given rs the Fortuna Lodge,
and on April 25 for a private affair given
at Duryea's
The two choral organizat tions of Newark.
under the direction of Louis Arthur Rus
sell are preparing for spring performance.
Tht Memorial Choir will give its annual
rendition Of The Great ton I'm the Memorial
Church Easter evening and the Oratorio
Society announces its spring festival con-
cert IN the Kruger Auditorium on May 4.
For this concert Mr.. Russell has arranged
a programme of Wagner selections for the
first part and Horatio Parker's cantata,
King Trojan" COR the concluding numbers
of the programme.
IN unusual musical affair Will occur this
week. when a recital unon the organ re
Gently installed i'm the residence Of \. &.
Ieaphy Will be given by Frank j. Benedict,
TO whose specifications the instrument was
built. Mr Benedict Will be assisted by Miss
Florence Benedict soprano. and Edward
Benedict. tenor. The programme includes
Rheinberger's Fantasie Sonata. the Song
cycle, Loves sorrow by Clough Leigh
Ter. with o5lisatos fo; violin 1ui cello spe-
cially adapted for the organ Several duos
for piano and organ VIII be given incli.d.
ing an arrangement OF Rubinstein's KAN.
menoi Ostrow.'
Last Monday evening reception and
musical. presenting members of the facuity.
was given before large audience al tEo
National Academy of Musical AT. whi,u
is associated with the Oyide Musn Virtuoso
School Of Violin. AT Nos % and 81 West
18th street An interesting programme was
given. baroness Mcintosh Won Grdeffe.
founder of the cademy. gave a short adj
dress IN which she gave her ideas regard
ing the opening of home school with
cuaporonage' Tor music students. The
opening number vas the Beethoven Sonata
in + major for violin and piano. whicn was
rendered by Ovide Musin and Nine De, I
haze-Wickes. Nine Estelle Burns Roure I
soprano. gave the aria. III est Dotlx " /