New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27

for high class music at popular prices,
and these concerts are intended to fiji IN
New York the same want that Major
Higginson's project filed in Boston
Ffrem Zimbalisrs farewell recital will
take place in Carnegie Hall this evening.
The programme for the farewell recital
will include a number OF novelties,
among which will several of Zimba-
lists own compositions. two works Of
Kreisler and the "Chanson Meditation
Of r. /. Cottenet. of New York. The
complete programme follows:
Quasi Ballata. a. it'-sef
Rlndo CapriCcoso ............'''. SAM ',i'i'a
Clanson Meditation .-.---. ..--. ... ~. 'nl"i''
Capfice Viennois. Liehesreund. ...... l<rcisler
sorenade Melancholique ...-....-is cnalNo"shy
Hebrew Melody ana Dance. Neapolitan :.
Nocturne. fat. Minute Valse. ........ ;chopin
Hungarian Dance ....-.....'..''. g., .f
Miss Sylvia Blackston, an Australian
contralto. who has not yet been heard IN
New York. Will give song recital IN
Aeoliaa Hall next Tuesday evening
assisted by sigismund stojowski' pianist |
and Macmillan Pilzer, vioinist. The
programme will he a follows:
Reoita,ive and Aria. "Che faro scnza
Eurydice' COrfeO )......-....- ,',ucr
In questa tomba ......+.. - S.il,oi
Miss Blackston.
Caprice Nalse ..........'.'' i,...ii,sbi
Romance .-.............. " ScsPe
caprice basque Mr.. piizer.
Dem Unendlichen" ................. Schubeil
.'immer lesser Vird mein schiummer' Bra Inns
Miss Blackston.
H gsla9e IN On pll @2acoyan Theme soowsd
..Flesnore,, '...........A Albert Mallnson
An Arabian slumber sons. Adelaide schoenbere
., ,fovs he pea,c, Edward German
Miss Blackston.
A season Of italian light opera begins
Tuesday evening at the Century Theatre
when the Angelini-Gattini company, oi
Milan, will enter upon spring season.
The company is headed by Augusta An
gelini. baritone. and Annetta Gattini, So
prano. both OF whom will be heard in !
Saltimbanchi" and LA Cicala.' the DIS
for the first week at the Century
Women composers Of America eXclu-
sively provide all the music for the third
private concert Of the Manuscript So
ciety Friday evening. May ., at the Ma
tional Arts Club. These are Eleanor
Everest Freer. Chicago; Clara +. Thoms'
Buffalo: Bertha Remick. Margaret Ruth-
ven Lang. Boston. and Susannah Macau-
lay and Laura Sedgwick Collins, New
York Violin. vocal. piano and mixed
quartet numbers make up the interesting
program. the following solo artists APP
pear,ng: Angel Chopourian. Nictorine
HAYES. Eva Tugby. sopranos Gertrude
Grgler. contralto; Emil BlazeVic' pdi
tone; James o. Boone. tenor; NEE"
Reynolds. violinist and Betty Askehasy'
pianist.
Thomas Egan the Irish tenor, VIII pc
the principal soloist at 1.-The Night Oh
Irish Mnstrelsy' which takes place ~
Aeolian Hall this evening. the pro-
gramme will consist chiefly OF lrish iheio-
dies. The other artists VIII be MISS
Breton. soprano; Miss Mildred Diiiihs,
harpist: John r. Rebarer. pianist anu
Bernard O'Donnell, organist Ihe com,
mittee in charge OF the affair is composer
of prominent members of the knish's Vi
Columbus, Ancient order of Hioerhians
and Gaelic Society.
Miss Frieda Hempel. Of the Metropoh-
tan opera, and Mischa Gilman. VINO are 10
sail for Europe on April 20, VIII MAKE
their farewell appearance OF TINS seaso"
at the concert to be given by the DO
hemlans, New York Musicians Clup' Oh
Monday evening. April rs, at Aeo''a"