New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

titute was organized. and that the work
done has favorably impressed Ia" musical
critics as well as tho public Among ih"
solosts who appeared during tn" season
were Heinrich M"yu. Miss Vera turts.
Paul Althousc. Mis- Eily Ear.ato. MI.
Alice Preston. Elena Kirmis Nikola! sos b.
loff. Estelle IAebling. Maurice Kaufnau.
Gardner Lamson, Gustav Bordc, Franz
Kaltenborn. Edna Dunham. Ion Jack 'n,
Myrtle Thorn DurRh. II Do bernard, ChHori
Cairns and William Wheeler.
Among the principal artists engaged Tor
the Paterson Musical Festival. 20 be held
in that city In the 9TH Regiment Armory On
Nav ?. 3 and (. IS PAU Moreno. tenor, Who
will sing on May Ciolo Q Mar CGipDuu-
da"), by Ponchielli accompanied boy o.
chestra Mr.. Moreno VIII also take part
with Mildred Potter and Louis Shenk n
scenes from Samson and Del!lah."
Miss Gertrude Claire Duffey. soprano
whose singing was favorably commented
upon by the press OF this city and who
scored a hit at the concert given at tho
Hotel Plaza on Thursday, Apri! IS. has been
engaged to sing throughout Pennsylvania,
making the tour the latter part Of May.
Miss Duffey. whose services are always in
great demand. has among her patrOness"s
Mrs Whitelaw Reid.
A plano recital by n Valentine Peavey
assisted by Mary Adele Case, coutralto,
and Hugh Allan. barytone. will be held in
Carnegie Lyceum. 9th street and seventh
avenue. this evening at SIj o'clock. Tho
programme viii consist OF selections Iy
Bach. Beethoven. Chopin, Lalo, Schubert
and Llszt.
Students 81 the Grand Conservatory Il
Music. 40 q West 9lst street, appeared
In a recital on last Tuesday evening at
Aeollan Hall. Among those who took part
were Iona sprinkle who PLAYED tho
Chopin D fiat prelude with marked mu-
steamship; Florence Munich, who played the
Wagner-Lszt "Tannhauser' March, and
Marguerite Koch, who interpreted tn" first
movement OF the Beethoven Sonata. Op. H.
Interest was lent to the occasion hv an
address by Homer n. Bartlett on The
Rise OF Music" and by Beatrice Ebc rhard s
playing of the Sonata In G minor by Grieg,
for violin and piano. which was much on
toyed The following students who took
part deserve credit for their musicianship:
Lenora Schneider. Marie Collins, Lucille
Jordan, Agnes Halliday and Florence IIew-
lett.
Walter L. Bogort. by request, gave n re-
cital Of Scotch and Irish folk songs at the
Barnard Club. Carnegie Hail. on Thursday
evening. April IS. Al a meeting Of the
MacDowcll Club Mr. BoEert was unani-
mously elected member Of the board Of
directors.
Emma II. Eames gave successful
pupils concert at the Metropolitan opera
lIOus" on Wednesday afternoon April Y.
Among those who deserve special mention
for their work are Marjorie GarfoOt' Mrs.
Huntington Norton John ). Mclchcr Clara
Eamcs. Mrs Strom Mary Milctt ard MIr"
Scovillc Mrs Eamcs was congrIf IfulIted
after the concert on the good showing her
pupils made.
Louis Arthur Russell announces song
recital IN his studio suite. Carnegie Hall,
Friday evening. May 3. on which occasion
he will Introduce his pupil. Miss Marjorie
Mott, contralto. who will sing an interest
ing programme Of songs and drias 10y
Haydn, Mozart, Massenct. DonZott. Won
Fltlitz's soaC cycle, Fair Gretta,' and
Schumann's "Womau's Life and Love and
other songs. Miss Mott has lust been en-
gagged as solo contrslto in the quartet OF
the North Reformed church, Newark. y.
j.. one ~ the most popular quartots IN
Newark
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