New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
Notes of DOinfs
in Music World

Hans Merx will give song recital al
the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow evening
This will be the programme:
Five songs from scheners '"Trompete,,r, Won
sa.kkingon": Ihr heisset mich willkom-
men. Ais ich yum ersten Nal dich sab:
Am widen Kippenstrande; Dein gedenk
ich Marguerite Alt Heidelberg du
i s, solbracht ,Eusebius Schmidt, ,ses, Bach
Totengraeberweise won Schlechta) ;scnuostt
o. wtsst ich doch den Veg zurueK 'A prahn.
RtsroIf i'm Lager Won Akkon CschefeD Vol
Hcmkehr won Schackl. ....,...... strauss
Two Biblical songs; Bel zen Massei ,nb dcm
Usrrn Elm neues Lied psalm ls0) ..Dvorak
I Aus Sen vier ernsten Gesaengen: Ich Handts
mich UNI und sahe Prediger Sa'I R9preebm,
Old o IrI.b and English folksongs.
Old German folksongs
Miss Frances W. Cisin is to give
nisno recital on Saturday afternoon In
the Country Life Permanent Exposition.
She will be assisted By Miss Helen r.
Weller. contralto. The concert is free 10
the public, and the exposition can DC
reached by specially marked elevators
within the Grand Central Station.
Miss Cisin will play the following pro-
gramme:
/ p.t,,A. Il, Z n,inor .............. .Mendelssonn
Two p-eludes, op. 8. Nos - IS, I'M Cho,,n
PromP'u' c '0'' S Mis- cisi in =" "''"'' .
"oures t.s yeux Bleus I MassIt
"Bergerette' ''''''''' "
"sarahande" and "Poonase 'fa e,n,oa,sri
Miss Cisin.
Come TO the Garden. Love" .....'..''.' SAFER
Boat Song h ~
1.-THE cuckoo .''''''''
Rhapsody No. t...................-.....
Miss CsIn.
Miss Agnes Chopourian will be heard
in recital at the studio OF Frederic Ma
:ner. Broadway and Sth ST.. on Tuesday
evening. During the evening Miss Chopou-
rlan will introduce group or songs oy
Mary Wood Hill, a young American COM
poser. Miss Chopourian's programme VIII
be as follows:
| LGnsana parola. ..............''Ner oi
Lsrgoss: The Lark; ATLANTA. ..;..... Hill
Cute Nacht sterne nit den gold nen
Fusschen: Aus meinen grossen
schmerzen: Frubllngsseranse. 80. Franz
| Who Is Silvia? Auf dem WASHER zu
schubert
Jewel Song Cfrom "Faust") ..........G ounod
Miss Donna Easley, daughter Of Ralph
y,
committee OF the National Civic FEEDER
alton, will appear with other artists at
the Century Lyceum on Tuesday evening
In Scenes from Operas" The singers
will appear in costume, with appropri-
ate scenic effects, and have the support
OF an orchestra under the baton OF Josef
Pasternack.
The glec club Of the Friendly Sons
OF st. Patrick of this city will invade
Washington and give a concert Of Irish
song at the New Willard on the even
ing of May 10. This club was founded
by Victor Herbert and has had the bene-
ft of his coaching and advice. In its
ranks are found most OF the church solo
lists of Irish blood in greater New York.
The soloists will be Mary Jordan. con-
tralto Of the Century Opera Company;
John Finnegan, tenor, and Edith Mae
Connor harpist Miss Jordan will be
heard in a group of Irish songs and
will also sing the great aria from Sam
son and Delilah."
The club will sing Irish songs exclu-
sively ranging from the old traditional
airs TO the latest compositions of Victor
/ Herbert and Horatio Parker. Some of
these songs have been specially com
! posed for the club. notably Herberts
| Hail of the Friendly Sons and New
/ Ireland" the words Of both being by
/ j. l. c. Clarke.
Following are the programmes for Sam
uel A. Baldwin's free organ recitals at
the City College this week:
SUNDAY. MAY TO- AT O'CLOCK.
| Theme Varied in E.......................Fa ulkes