New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-07

Nine. Sembrich has prepared for her
second and last recital TO be held at
Carnegie Hall on next Thursday after
noon an unusually varied and compre
hensiye list of songs. In response 70
numerous requests she has restored TO
her programme a group Of classical
opera airs and songs, and in it will be
found compositions of Handel, Mozart
and Beethoven. Loewe, Grieg, Jensen
and Schumann are represented in the
romantic group. Composers of the
modern school hitherto unknown on the
Rimsky- and Chausson, while
Richard Strauss "Allerseelen," al
WAYS one of the most popular songs
on any of the recital programmes Of
the famous soprano, will be heard.
There have been many requests for
the folksongs which Nine. Sembrich
once sang at a previous recital, and
one division of the programme viii be
devoted 70 them. Hungarian, Russian.
Polish and modern Greek songs will be
sung. as we'll as Gal Ion Ia the
French Canadian example 40 well liked
in previous seasons. Nine. Scmbrich
will sing for the first time here Annie
Laurie" and MY Heart Is Sair for
Somebody" as specimens OF the Scotch
school. Richard Epstein will be at the
pianoforte. Here is the programme IN
full:
on had ! Jubsls Lyre from Josua) .... Handel
len Iicue Och and Neus LieOe, neues ltoel;
With Her Runneth Ny Sweet Heart........ Bartlett
non So pu coss son coss fsciO mozart
from Ie Nozze oil Figaro
Glockcn'hnrmers Tochterein " -
S,ine Thranea and Roseeln R5se.ein and
schone Premds ......... .... Schumann
swan ROuni,Isy isn-sourotchka' Rlm,sy kCI...on
Lfs raDIllo ls1 fiat.b, 'E s,4ss,
H ;it' JUG Gici si.,ton A. Aanie Laurie vs.
Hear Is ssir for s9Ine6odl A Ks,.o Aias
thHag es ..''..' $500 -' %"
, Albert Spslding, the volnist, who
| has Just returned from PACING Coast
tour, will be heard for the fourth
time in New York this season next Sat
urdav afternoon in Aeolian Hall. For
| This concert he has made up pro-
gramme consisting mostly Of dance mu-
! sic, az follows:
Menu.t and Gi'o'te Niiast;i,
CE,T.o1 Ioai, XIII and Payaae Coup-rin kEeisei
Vari,fions on 2 Gs,o',e by Corelli Tsrtini
S.rabsnds Clique and Charonne 100. -nN' Il
v,nrafi,n Dance No % anil Hungarian Dance
70 .............. Brahms Joachim
=, " L. '''-''' ............ Dyorsk
Ii.besiied and Le0e,freud. krc',er
spanish Dance 40 ..................... s.r.s.''
Lucy Gates will sing "Ah non
giunpe" from LA Sonnsmbula," and the
mad scene from Hamlet; Alexander
RIock will play Wilhelmj's arrange
mont Of the Wagner Roman" for
The violin. and the WieniawsN Polo
naise." and Thuel Burnham viii play
Cboniu's "Trois Preludes," MacDowelIs
"poionaise" and Rachmannof s "Prel-
ude" at a concert to be given on Tues
dav AZ o'clock at the Princess Inc
stre for the benefit of the Manassas
Industrial School for Colored Youth
: T;cLets NAV be had from Miss NJ r.
/ walter. 20 Vesey Street, and at DON
/ oAice The school. located on the bat
tIcfeld of Bull Run, has been MINIS
tering to the needs of FIVE counties OF
/ Northern Virginia for the last twenty
years.
Tho fourth and last concert OF the
/ Camnus Concert Course, at New lorh
University. will be given tomorrow
evering bv the University Heights
]
poinaId W.rrenrath The assisting
soloist will be Miss Florence HlnKie'
The programme will be miscellaneous ;
in character. ranging from the chorsie
from Wagner's Die Meistersinger 70
, Deems Taylors cantsta, The IMAM
bered Nautilus" repeated from last
wears concert by request
Marguerite De Forest Anderson N e, Sc !.
eautisfe. will give an evening OF music
in the art studios of Rozel Oertle But
ler A Washington Square, next lhurs
Say evening. She will be assisted by
Edn, Frandini, soprano; Regina Hass-
Ter Fox. contralto; Percy RICHARDS
swedish barytone, and the Sinsheimer
Quartet.
Following arc the programmes ioi
Samuel A. Bsldwin's free organ reci'sis
az the City College this week;
SUNDAY. MARCH Z. At o'CLoCk-
To,cs,s and Fugue in G ms'or. 3.
The Largo .-..... --....... t'it.
| Sousts No IN A niho! .....-t-. a., 49,
AllsErefto -... 3D. -, q. ...- . .s.4 80