New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-26
c. MUSICAL NOTESa29 GQE1r1EMT A lga3alf

Dich Theur. Halle; from "rannhsu:.r ,s..s
Spinning Chorus. from 'The Fixing Dutchman
senta Observation-Disclosures. MISS Rennysor
Overture. from :'The Flying Du,chman."
Kaisermarsch:
Mis-. Adelaide q. Lewis. contralto. and g.
Dcenges. >io!inist
Nine Luisa Tetrazzini promises an en-
tire change Of programme at her farewell
appearance on Sunday evening. April 2. at
the Hippodrome. Among her selections
she will include THE Carnival Of Venice
" iih variations. The Shadow Song" from
"Dinorah" and "The Polacca,' from
"Mgnon." Mime. Tetrazzini will be
assisted by Nahan Franko and his
orchestra, now augmented to seventy mu-
scans. Announcement OF the full con-
cert programme will be made later.
George Barrere. the we'll known nutist
of the New York symphony Orchestra,
will give a recital at the residence of Mrs.
s. y. Chaplin, No. 930 Fifth avenue, on
Tuesday afternoon. April 4, at $3.50. Mr..
Rarrere will he assisted by Nine. Jeanne
Faure. soprano. and Mile. Gaetsnc Britt.
In rpis,
At a meeting OF tho directors Of the Mac
Dowell Chorus yesterday afternoon, II
was decided that the society would devote
its first concert next season to "A celebra-
ton of LISTS centenary by presenting his
Legend of Saint Elizsb beth" The chorus
will he increased and the best soloists
selected
Isadora Duncan's farewell appearance
takes place at Carnegie Hall, next Friday
evening. on this occasion she Will. as
usual. have tho assistance Of Walter Dam
rosch and the Few York Symphony
Orchestra. and will present mis-
ccllaneous programme, including Glucks
'Iphigsnia in Aulis' and number of
new selections which she has not yet
danced in America. Miss Duncan sails for
Europe Saturday. April I, to Ill series
Of engagements in Russia before the Lon
don season.
The historical series Of pianoforte re-
citals by Sigismond Stojowski, which has
been an unusual feature Of the musical
season. will he completed on Saturday
afternoon when the final concert OF the
series will be given. In the five concerts
Mr.. Stojowski has given an exposition
OF piano literature in its characteristic
aspects from compositions by masters Of
tho clayichord 10 works by composers of
the present day. Modern Eplgones and
Forerunncrs" is the subject OF the nfth
concert. and series OF unusual interest
closes with the following programme:
'aiia'io''S "'1 Rrahms ds33sa1
Prelude. Choral and Fucuc. Franck lN22, ao'
Romance IN r minor SAINT cn. ',S,9l
Danse Caprice ............'..'rie $50 $50
T., Autumn ........ Mcdowell 0s6i -l9OsJ
E'"ue {" uo"'''' MoszkowSk $3.50
H.. ,,a-.k ne ts . Paderewski fsf0i
Rarcarolle IN \ minor ..... Rutlnstcln pN-'- ~
E,ude Dc concert I'm + minor >,e,,.sc
ola Ingierezzs'b ......... .'LisI' pell- ="
Hungarian RHAPSODY NJ. IL
Ms. Minns Kaufman. soprano VIII
Give the following programme at a rH-
ci,aI in Mendclssohn Hall on "Wednesday
evening:
Aus deinen Auscn n.issen m.ire Li'd'T RS
Anf dem Wasser "a Sch I,,ort
b be,, ia and aria The Ms.' Flute Mozar,
AN Meere. 81 schet oat
H.rbs, nS~e
Isy, ser co 'inisrliss staollen. .rann.trom
81 NEE avaiert des allies 'r,o.card
Moher on sing Inc TO -est.''''.... r rss1
Expectancy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tHre-
Hindu Sumter Song Msre
Yesterday aud To-day ..........,......'.. 'prosS
Charles ". Clarke will give a cong re-
IN M.ndelssohn Hall on Thursday after
noon.
This ril he the programme:
Recit ct air d'o.dip. rolone ''... sacchini
Gsystine De Cephsle 81 Frocris ...... .cIretry
re ma Barque LtsSr" ......-....l ,,.,,.-
live Gete,. \ fragment. \ siumher
Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .tar'ntah1
Die Ahlosunr ..... ................... Hollaendfr
Trois Balades de Nillon ........-.... .D"hnssy
les Cloches; Le temps iaisse son man
~. '-' g,n MshsSI'nG rch hab Gin kcnes Lea
Der Tro Soppeasnser: Fri kons schubert
q Queen Of Beauty: n one should Ash
50 Much ! Love from the song Cyclc
The Rasdsd Lover ........'.... faifrnlIi
Ire Lowest Trees Have Tops .....'.''... ses.
The Eagle - -
Frank /. Farrell will give his first New
York piano recital in Mcndclssohn Hall
next TUESDAY evening
His programme will he as follows
Rondo Op. 81. No. @..................B oethoNen
sonata = minor. up. j..........: Brahms
Noc,urne Op. -, No. 1.........
Etude in Thirds Op. %. No. q. .....-.C Chopin
Vslse on. ~. No. i.............l
Ttude F-sharp major. :. hIeiishN
7 iIo,,efte '.................Gli nka Ia akirew
800 Az ,.oncert ........... Schiller
La Regatta Veneziana. ............ so-sil- ~.
Miss Edna Sands Durham. soprano. VINO
was prevented by illness from giving her
song recital on Tuesday afternoon III Men
delssohn Hall, has selected next Nednes-
dav afternoon as her postponed date. Tho
originally announced VIII be
given.
Bruno HUM. assisted by Edith Chap
man Goold. soprano: Corinne Welsh. con-
tralto: John Barnes Wells. tenor and
Francis Rogers. barytone. will give con
cert in the Hotel Plaza on Thursday after
noon.
The fourth meeting Of the Manuscript
socistv at the National Arts club. TO
morrow evening will consist principally OF