New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

a ia nQuet given by the Bohemlan Musl-
clans Club, at the Hotel Astor, for which
five hundred plates will be laid. Prominent
persons i'm all branches of art and society
arc listed 10 he present Franz Kneisel,
president Of the club, will preside. Reuben
Goldmark has been selected toastmaster
and he is preparing a list OF half dozen
we'll known speakers.
The joint recital by John Adam Hugo,
composer -pian MIST. and Hans Merx, barytone.
German lieder singer. which was postponed
from Saturday. will take place on Tuesday
afternoon at 3l5 p. m. in Rumford Hall
Hans Kronold will play the accompani-
ments for his songs and Mildred Steele
Allen for the others. Following is the re-
vised programme:
Fahrt zum Hades CMayrhoter) ......., =; schubert
Die Lotcsbiume lHene) ...'''.
neT Musian; CEichenioro Wolf
sonata in c sharp minor. op 27..... Beethoven
j; A. Hugo :. u,,,.,.
Kosenlieder Monatsrose, Wide Rose,
Rsnkends Rose Fdrst 1u Eg,snns55 H.1Tn.n5
II. Msr1. 49,
Htnde in ''1 minor. Prelude in f minor and
Ncernach,. pein, Ewlser Nal lF. f. Toennie.l.
from "Rosen und Cypressen ...''.'''' hrohoiu
'''''' j. A Hugo.
Mr.. Efrem Zimbaist. the violinist, will
appear for the last time this season at the
Hippodrome this afternoon, on the occa-
sion OF the celebration Of the ffteenth jub!-
lee Of "The Jewish Daily Forward MI,
Zinobalist will he assisted by Nahan Fran
, kos orchestra.
This is the programme:
Overture. Merry Wives Of Windsor ..... Nco'si
Orchestra
Concerto minor, z,o,.,;., Hr''n
peer GYM suite .........................G Greg
Oshestrs
Meody and Dance ............. !naist
Mr.. Zlmbaist
Hungarian Rhsp,odie No. 2...........'...''lA 'lAszt
Orchestra
! The Young Mems Symphony Orchestra
will close it's tenth season with a concert
10 be held at the Hudson Theatre this af-
ternoon. The programme is as follows
| Symphony @ minor. nor.......................M Mozart
Requiem Hor three 'cellos) Pepper
| Gn memory OF friends vino recently 30 trag-
ically persisted in the marine catastrophe
Overture. "oberon' ...................... .Wete:
| Second Concerto o......................M .MacDowel
Waltz. Tho Blue Danube ............. Strauss
Solois,s Miss Helen Treat. pianist; 4. l.. Sc
llgrnan, A. Bass and H. Goldstein. 'cellists
These are the programmes for Samuel A.
Baldwin's free organ recitals at the City
| College this week
SUNDAY. APRIL %. AT O'CLOCK
| minor. ItaECe
Tan;sjsje ana Fugu, in @ minor ......... Bach
Andan,e Cantabile from Fifth symphony.
Tschaikowsky
scherzo ....l ........................R Rousseau
Good FRIDAY Music from "Parsifsl" &c.. wssner
| WEDNESDAY. MAY I. AT 4 O'CLOCK.
| Concert Overture in major. or............ Holins
! EVensong johnston
First symphony ....................... haquaire
Meditation Sereuse .....................B Bsrtle t
Toccata and Fusue IN D minor ............ Bach
Spring Song .................. ....... .Mencelseohl
Theme and Variations in A fat Thisle
The concert of negro music to be given
at Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening
! should be Of unusual interest 10 the music
loving people OF this city. The musical
| abilities of the negro race are well known,
| but few New Workers realize that there
exists In this city an orchestra of 125 men
which performs. in manner quite It's own,
compositions OF negro composers, includ-
! ing its own talented conductors. Messrs.
James Reese Europe and William Fl. Tyers.
| This orchestra II TO play several waltzes.
marches. "spirituals' and other numbers
! at the concert referred TO. which is to be
| given in aid OF the recently formed Music
School Settlement for Colored People.
| There will also be q male chorus OF lO
| voices. which has been trained especially
for this concert by VIII Marion Cook This
! chorus will sing Mr.. Cooks arrangement
Of The Rain Song and a quaint negro
melody composed by him entitled Swing
Along"
The choir Of st. Philips Church. consist
| ing OF forty men and boys. under the lead
! orship OF Paul c. Bohlen, a colored organ
| ist who had the advantage o. studying at
the Conservatory OF Music in this city
under DvOrak will sing ono Of Mr.. Boh-
lens compositions and cantata by Cole
ridge-TaylOr. perhaps tho most talented
composer OF the negro race.
Solos by J. Rosamond Johnson and Henry
T. BurlciRh and characteristic negro rag
times and melodies by III. Royal PoIn-
ciana Quartet and the Versatile Entertain
ers Quintet VIII compete a programme Of
great variety and interest.
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