New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14

which embraced nearly every state IN the
Union. on May IS Mr.. Eddy will dedicate
the new $4,000 organ in the First Church
Of Christ, Scientist. at Kansas city, MO-,
after which he will make tour which VIII
keep him busy until the end Of June
Henry Lift and his orchestra have been
engaged for a concert at the Lyceum Thea
ire. In Morristbwn, \. j.. which will take
place on June
Miss Emma X Dennison was the vocal
soloist at a concert given by the Plcctrum
Society IN Carnegie Chamber Music Hall
on Tuesday evening. Nav Q.
William C. Carl has received the dedica-
ton OF several new works for the organ.
written especially FOR him. The list In
cludes Chant Seraphique" Edwin H. Le-
mare: Sonata in Grunor." Rene l..
Becker. and "Scherzo in Grunor,' ]. Frank
Frysinger Mr.. Carl will produce them
during his spring tour Of organ concerts
on next Tuesday afternoon the kneisel
Quartet. assisted by Josef Kovarik. viii
give a recital at the Institute OF Musical
Art Brahms's Quintet I'm + major, Opus
S. and Mozart's Quintet in G minor, for
two vi0lins. two violas and violoncello, Will
be- played symphony programme was
rendered at the students recital on May II.
The students orchestra played Mozart's
Symphony IN minor. the prelude to
"HanseI and GreteI." Webers overture.
"Oberon.' and, with the assistance OF
Samuel Gardner. Bruch's Kol Nidrei. Opus
81. for violin and orchestra. The institute
chorus sang ALA trnita beata" told
hymn. Tschaikowskys Legend" and
Mendelssohn's First Day Of Spring II.
Walford Davies's cantata. "Herye Riel,"
was given by the chorus and orchestra,
With Edward r. Dawson as soloist
At the Knickerbocker Clubs monthly
meeting. held at Mrs Humphreys. in the
Ansona on May 4. the members were en-
tertained by the recital Of several numbers
on the piano by Miss Helen Humphrey
whose technique was admired by those
present Miss Humphrey is pupil OF Mary
Wagner Gilbert.
on Tuesday evening. MAY %. A. X. Virgil
will give lecture at Carnegie Chamber
Music Hall on The Education of Music"
With the lecture will be given technical
and musical recital By the young pianist
Pasquale Tallarico. The programme VIII
include Beethoven's thirty-two variations
in c minor. Chopin's F. sharp impromptu
and 4 fiat ballade. numbers by Mendels-
sohn and List and a group Of musical
sketches by the young artist himself In
vitation tickets may be obtained upon ap-
plication To the secretary. the Virgil School
of Music. No IS East 22d street.
An interesting recital was given on sun
Gay afternoon May T. at the studio Of
Frank Woelber violinist, No. 566 Park
avenue. before a large and enthusiastic
audience The programme consisted OF
solos. duos and quartets. numbers being
played from Weber De Beriot, Musin,
Dvorak. Ambroso Chopin Sarasate. Vieux-
temps and Beethoven. The following pu-
pills appeared on the programme: Ban
croft Bondy, Curtis Woodruff. Benjamin
Taft, Jerome Steiner. Pauline Gillar. Lille
Kugler Benjamin Gallo, Carry Parker,
Edna Englcs. Maud McCracken Jacob
Eisenstein. Marion Rubenoff. Henry Tim
mer. Kara Kehrweider Roswell Weltzell,
Emil Levy and Mrs. Anna Bunting
The St. Cecilia Choral Club. Mrs. Hem
rletta Speke-Seeley, conductor, gave a con-
cert and reception at Bronx church house
on Tuesday evening, May 2. An interesting