New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

William G. Carl has been engaged 20 ex-
hiblt the new organ in the Bedford Presby-
terian Church. Brooklyn, on January 26.
He will also appear as organst at the con-
cert OF the Brooklyn Catholic Oratorio So
ciety, in the Academy OF Music.
Leontine de Alma. who is head of the
vocal department of the Institute of Mu-
scal Art, will give song recital at the
institute tomorrow evening. A carefully
selected programme has been arranged,
which promises an evening of musical en-
joyment Among the songs which Nine de
Alma will sing are compositions by Jo-
hannes Brahms, Wilhelm Berg. Edward
Grief, Riesenauer. Mcdowell and Paul
Vidal
This evening Kelley Cole. tenor. will
sing at the public meeting in the large hall
Of Cooper Union.
f. W. Riesberg gives an organ recital to-
day at Buffalo on the Pan-Amercan organ.
now in Convention Hall The programme
is composed of works by Stavenhagen, Gil
bert. MacDowell. Sullivan. Lemare,
Kretschmer, Krooger and Widor. His as
sistant, Ida S. Enighton. takes his place al
the Central Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. David Names gave re-
cital before the students Of the Institute OF
Musical Art yesterday afternoon. The fol
lowing sonatas for violin and piano were on
the programme: Sonata in G minor, Biber
sonata in A major Opus 30. No. l, Beetho-
ven: sonata in D minor. opus l2l. Schu-
mann.
Platon Brounoff begins his lecture-recitals
on Russian music at Public School S. this
evening. with vocal. instrumental and
stereopticon illustrations.
Several pupils of Nine. Lena Dora De-
vine are being heard I'm musicals concerts
and opera. Among the more recent Is Mrs.
j. Leffingwell Hatch. who was accompanied
by her husband, DR.. Hatch. with cello
obligato, in a programme arranged for the
annual meeting Of the New York State
Woman's Society, which was held at the
Waldorf-Astoria last Thursday. Her sing
ing of the "Serenade" by Schubert made a
favorable impression.
AkutH SAUlltG Nttlt IloubiOEt-ls tNlltl
impersonator and teacher Of elocuton. will
entertain in Rhode Island the middle Of
January. Her pupil, Elsie Schweikart, will
axe a two weeks trip on Long Island the
early part Of January. Miss Geer's annual
recital will take place on February 10 in
the Astor Gallery OF the Waldorf-A>toris
Clarence Eddy, concert organist will
leave here on January u for his second
tour OF organ recitals in the West. The
tour will include engagements in Michigan,
Ohio. Missouri. Kansas. Texas, Louisiana,
California. oregon, Washington, Montana.
North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa,
Illinois and Ontario.
Henry Lift and his orchestra were heard
in the Hotel Astor yesterday for the New
York Mozart Society. Next Friday evening
the orchestra will play at Delmonico $,
while Mr. Lifts assistant will take charge
Of the dances for the Pleasantvile Assem-
bly, on the same evening.
Alexander Saslavsky. violinist. now with
the New York Symphony Orchestra. will
hereafter be under the management of Nor
timer Kaphan. concert director. OF No. 1891
Broadway. Mr. kaphans list is growing.
Miss Betty Ohs, an American prlma
donna, who has been appearing for the last
three seasons in Australia. London and
Paris in recitals, is announced for a series
of recitals of Gesture Songs" beginning
late in January. This will be Miss Ohls's
first American appearance in this line of
work
The next organ recital in the series under
the auspices of the American Guild Of Or
ganists will be given by Mrs. Arthur f..
Vars, soprano. at St. Pauls Chapel Co
lumbia University. at 4:l0 p. m. tomorrow
Mr.. Kraft f. the organist OF the summer
session.
Miss Emelie Wagner, conductor OF the
Childrens Orchestra. announces a perform
ance of the Children's Players with the
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