New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

,eentn century, Cfrom shakespeare
AS You Like r.: :............. Morley
Scotch and English ballads:
The Bonnie Earl o Moray TRADITIONAL
old Scotch melody -. arr; by lawson
King Henry My Son (very old !i SgssSsooo sussf5
Three Ravens (sixteenth century, 80. -.
Arr. by sommerville
Cupid'3 Garden. .............. Origin unknown
German ballads:
Herr Oluf tHerder) .......... ......... Loewe
Tom der Reimer Grom old Scotch bal
lad) .....:............ .....-.. O.. l-oe"e
Following is the programme for the sec
ond concert by the Marum Snzig Ensemble
at the Hotel Gotham on Saturday evening:
Two dances Danse sacree and Danse pro
For piano two ylons. viola, viooncello and
double bass FIRST time.
Songs by Debussy, Rachmaninon and Tscha-
kOwsky.
Nine. Dimitrien
For piano and violin new.
Quartet. major ds29J ............... Glnka
For two violins, viola and violoncello (pewJ.
Liza Lehman. the celebrated composer
pianist, and her English quartet will re-
turn to New York on January after
three months tour TO the Pacific Coast and
the South. Nine. Lehman will give her
first recital In New York this season on
Monday afternoon. January Q, at Mendels-
rohn Hall. Her programme will consist
Of selections from THE Golden Threshold" 4"
miscellaneous solo numbers by each mem
ber OF the quartet -Four Cautlonary
Tales and Moral" and "The Happy Prince"
which will be recited with music by Miss
Constance Collier.
Mis- Lila Ormond will give her first song
recital in New York on Wednesday after
noon, January IL, at Mendelssohn Hall
Mics ormonde's programme will consist OF
selections by Schumann, Faure. Gounod.
Hahn. Colburn. Brahms. etc.
Frederick Fradkn. young violInlst, who
Is pupil Of Ysaye. will arrive in this city
to-day. Young Fradkin makes his first APP
pearance In this city Tuesday evening.
January 10. at Mendelssohn Hall Mr.
Fradkin Will play a new concerto by
DAmbrosio, also selections by Wieniawsk,
Saint-Saens and Tschaikowsky.
The programme which Miss Carolyn
Beebe, piano. and Edouard Deslier. violin
will play at their second sonata recital IN
Mendelssohn Hall, next Wednesday even
II,
Vital; Sonata IN 4 major, Franck; Sonata
In major. Mozart; Sonata in G. major.
6tojowski
For his song recital in Carnegie Hall
wednesday afternoon, January 49, Edmond
Clement has arranged varied progra mme
which will give the French tenor an oppor-
tunity to display not only his versatility
but his newly acquired knowledge OF Eng
l;sh.
There will be five groups. including,
among Others. songs OF Massenet. Faure.
Hahn, Georges, Grieg and Berge. The
songs in English will be Kurt Schindler's
Alteration" Chadwick's "Oh. Let Night
Speak or Me" Harriet Wares Wind and
Lyre," c. w. Coombs's "Her Rose" and
Henschell's Morning Hymn" Among the
operate ariss are selections from 'Lakme"
and Romeo and Juliette."
Nine Gadsks nrst appearance in Man
haitian this season will be in special wag-
ner programmes given by the Philharmonic
Society, under Gustav Mailer. at Carnegie
Hall. January 1913.
| The Flonzaley Quartets second Mendels-
sohn Hall concert IL scheduled for Tues
day night January "a. tho composers rep
resented being Hadyn. Emil Moor. Hugo
Wolf and Beethoven
The American agents for the Munich
| Festival have ISSUED ,.4e preliminary an
! nouncement OF the 1911 Festival The