New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

Mark Hamburg, the Russian pianist
who has not appeared IN New YORK M
six years, will play the following pro
grsmme at Aeolian Hall on Tuesday
evening, February ,:
Os.4n PIeude and FuEue. A minor Bs.. .l...1
Ssn.'. b iaior. D,ur E,uds, Noctuns =
iniiog. anl Andarte spisns'o 81 Poon@i,s. ,hopl
Chant htslA .-'..-.-.t'''''''''''''' iilf,,,s
lnhsl ...-...'..' s'.s''''.'' "-'', So
l.ous Lana .......-.........'.'''''-' :, o., p.
suite .......'..''''..-. '''''''''''' D'''''
At Thomas Egan's concert OF irish
songs a. Carnegie Hall on Friday even
ing, in aid Of the Irish Vblutecrs IN
Ireland. Victor Herbert will play the
Accomplishments OF "Molly Bawn" ana
"The Low-Backed Car" which were
written by his grandfather. Samuel
Lover Mr.. Herbert will also accom-
psny Mr.. Egan in his setting of the
song sold Ireland Shall Be Free" writ
ten BY John Jerome Rooney, Chief
Judge of the State Court Of Claims.
The following programme will be
given at the Tuesday Salon" Al Shcr-
rvs or Tuesday afternoon:
Bsrp solos;
Gs,oIs ,;'''''''''''''''.'''-'.''''' ~.
Mis- Al, ssssoii
Ca,stlnz. from The B-fber OF Seville RossiaI
seprslo solos
kI.sCAers Lied OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sehuhsff
Murmen de, Laftelsn. ....... . ........ Jensen
Sal Elm hnsb in Re- Ell s'ch'n. ....... s,hubsr
komm' mi, mir IN die frnhiius'n.eht
Mm.. Msris a.ppold ~ ''' ''''''"
Hap solos.
N Msgas.iis 'n hoa', r.. z,s,
Mis-, Al. s.',oli
Aria t''M,uon Lese.ut'l ................ Pu.-iai
Ave Maria lUi-h hsrD ebbhs.tol ... boz. .Gouncr
B,ry,oSe .olos.ihrs, Sssponsn songs
Ia ~ Ns'a. Non Te Lodico No snd Can,a
" l'A' Hugh Allan. 'N'''''''
ff'no and Gn.9. 49,. asi,slm.ns
soprano s'los:
"psa S7 p.,v. We'',a a'..
Nine Marie i.DDo.d
The Columbia University chorus
under the direction Of Professor
Walter Henry Hall. will give it, an
nual midwintcr concert next Tuesday
evening in Carnegie Hall. The chorus
has selected as the two pieces Arthur
0'Shaughnessy's poem. THE Music
Makers set 70 music by Edward
Elgar. and Walt Whitmsn's poem, THE
Mystic Trumpeter." with music By
Hamilton HARRY, the Irish musician.
Miss Mildred Potter will sing the con-
trzlto parts, and Clarence Whitehill. OF
the Metropolitan opera company, the
barytone.
Following are the programmes Tor
Samuel A. Bsldvin's free organ re-
citals AZ the City College this week.
the Wednesday recitals being resumed
with a special Wagner programme:
SUNDAY. JANUARY q. Al O'CLOCK.
Overture. "ooe.gonsl Orsfofio'. ........, Hard.
fSe.s ana lusas. 81 d minor. .......... "a
Le P,'r Bs,s-r and henvs' ............. .D,sl.',
lar. i,oa '1n i,s,S Frcra n. Sew void
Tn..ns sad ys.ia,io-.. 70 A sS ..... .Ihis's
WEDNESDAY. rEBRUART .. Ar O'CLOCK
Pisiyls aud Fufu. % , niaor u,sserl ...... Bah
: Richard wagner.
soss . - E',ats star. ,........... r.p1s.1,'r
f, o'.e Li.5s,,oa Tristan az isa,
,,.s S.', fss,.f .i g.
fr.sa s .sa RIi, ., ils y.lsyr,. Do W. Wine
Ruth Deyo. young American plan
ist, will be heard in q piano recital in
Asolisn Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
She will give the following programme:
Sonata Ero.cs Up. 5o...................M .rDossi.
iS,sr@s,h' % -. No 4. OF rs. No B,sas..
scnsrzo. shs-1 in.sos o.. -. Chopin
p.ssSi-s De DsiVss. Poison, d'or issass,
Lovers o. piano music will be given
a varied programme on Thursday even
ing, VIXEN Katharine Goodson, the Eng
lish pianist, will De heard in Carnegie
/ Hall. Al her recital nine differen,
composers will share the honors. She
vii! give the following programme:
A.. ....................,.... Psssoles
Cigus IN u BAL
Nsngst Observation-Disclosures. R.ssho,,,
Csor.oeio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sesri.i,
sonsts In A IA op. lie. ............ Bestho.el
| Fan's.se "a r nirof. ". a.: thfes studss rss
rIrsa IN A Amor, op ~. No. 4 and seherro
e. "a, miner. o. si.................C hern
Pri.de casasone,ts and dsnse ircm SUITE
Ncds-us. % ts........... Arthur Whi,Ir
sss., So.ei. op =. No. -. Henry Holden Nus
Marvtnd. op "a. No. is.......,.-...- NssDo.s
hhsrssdls Hoarcss No. ;.........-...".. : Ia,
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