The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
CONCERTS---RECITALS
NOTES OF MUSIC

ro-tnorroW evening In the auditorium
n the New York University. University
averno and isist street, the final concert
~ IN, campus concert course will he given
hv ,be University Heights Choral Society
,,dor tho direction of Reinald Werren-
,stb The assisting soloist will be Florence
uI,sie. soprano. The programme will
include the chorale from Die Meister-
finger. two Russian folk songs arranged
by Nubctz. two negro spirituals arranged
ty n r Burlcigh and Deems Taylor's
,,ntata The Chambered Nautilus which
eiu be- repeated by request from last
seasons hnal concert.
tulIa Heinrich, who will give a song re-
,Ii1l Al the Little Theatre on Tuesday
afternoon. is a daughter of Max Hei nrich,
who has been well known "a a lieder
singer I'm this country and Germany for
many years. Miss Heinrich for the last
three wears has sung leading soprano
roles at the Royal Opera House at Ham,
burg. Germany. She will present a varied
programme Of old and modern songs In
winch she will be assisted by @. v. Bos
o. he piano.
Nine scmbrich has prepared for her
second and last recital 70 he held NJ Car
rrcir han on next Thursday afternoon
an unusually varied and comprehensive
list Of songs In response to numerous
rrpucSt- she has restoredt o her programme
he classical opera airs and songs. and
among those will be found compositions
of Handel. Mozart and Beethoven, Ioewe.
Greg. henson and Schumann are repre-
-cntcd IN the romantic group Composers
~ the modern school hitherto unknown on
'hr programmes of Mime. Sembric Oh are
T.chiikoVsky. Rimsky-Korsakon and
,haus~cu. white Richard Strauss's -Aller-
sorlcu. always one Of the most popular
sougs on any OF the recital programmes OF
the famous soprano. will be heard.
There have been many requests for the
io.k~ougs which Mime. Scmb rich once sans
90 o. previous recital and zone division of
fbc programme will he devoted to them
Hungarian. Russian. Polish and modern
Greek songs will be suns rs well ~ Cal
ION De. the treuch Canadian example so
we'll liked In previous seasons. Nine Sem
BIRCH will SIM for the first time here Annie
Laurie and My Heart Il Sair for Some
body. a. specimens Of the Scotch school
Richard Epstein will be at the piano.
The Musical Art Society with a choir
o. seventy singers, under the direc-
,iou Of Frank Damrosch. will give
IFS Easter Concert in Carnegie Hall
rcN' Thursday N Palestrina'S
loN,lt "rhree Responses Will again
be heard ard a new and Interesting
rIWh'" VII he the I'm Ecclesiis."
written ny Gabriel IN the sixteenth
century. IN this motel We have one
OF tho earliest examples of a union
o. vocal and instrumental art. The
performance" o. this composition pre-
saufs several difficult problems due
chiefly 10 rs archaic style and TO the
foot What some Of the instruments. the
,orry'j. called for lu the score. are oh
so.etc Mr. pamroSch VII employ cor
lc's using a device which Will. he he
leycS produce very closely the effect
q. the old wooden Instruments. The
F>ilm VIE bust du doch schoeu.' ny
Greg. IS one Of this, masters most
exquisite compositions for chorus. Its
ten is a free adoption Of a part OF the
"SoHG Of Songs II : not at all
c urrnly .n treatment or spirit, hut fun
O. tHa tenderes, feeling and charm.
Percy irlinGer'S delightful arrange
reut Of the old English song I'm Sew
erfe"u Come sunday has never been
beard il New York before with it's com
r.ai- original setting for chorlis with
a.. compartments of full brass band
TIE following rs tine full programme
"r.r." RESPONSE ,for chorus Of mixed
vo.pc-,. I'm monte oliNct "Trst!s est
p, ul mct." "Ecce yidimus cum clio
vfr.' lalcStliua "Jcsu dulcis memo
r4, ,uojet fur four Noices). TommaSc
Nu..t. "Crur.iNuS" cor eight voicesl
Antonio Lo,tl "pdsslousgesang" fhymr
3 -FOUR v~oice,J, Gustav Schreck
',ucruu.m Song Cfor chorus Of mixed
'o.,-l. ~.rgcl Rachmaninon In Ec-
clos tfp' double chorus. with ac-
COM. .r m,uj of three. cornets- three
'u.ruou.~ ard orranI. Giovanni Ca
h-,l Psalm. we hist du doch schoen'
FOR mixed c%horusl. Edward Grieg
'E''rlr sounds" Halfdan Kjerulf
.r., ,for chorus OF mixed volces)
N,>,.d-r Gvrtchaniuoff Death on The
H"- tcaorsl song for four vo!cesl
"~.',H.de chs request choral sons
for .pnr volcosI. Edward Elgar "Iu
sno.,.rl Come sunday" Cfor chorus
veg. accompaniment OF brass instru'
y .'s and drumsl. Percy Granger.
T0, ,lrress Of mo Bauer-Casals re
c.. Iul oatod by the fact that th'
90. f.u' appearance OF the Englisi
md the spanish %'cellist Is an
-. .,i FOR ncX' Thursday afternoon
70 Voc. .f| itflI. Ine NToE'hIHlH~ W
t'lHr .Hc Bach sonata In q major
=. E~,utHoycu ouata In c major, opu'
w. -. the Beethoven variation
% . fU upon a theme ~ Mozart. II"
Io.. .r.,ao amor and the GrieG 30
\ minor
. fourth Plltmor- musicale Wi
t.r place nest FRIDAY morning. tn
WHO win appear at this concer
-, |.Hn N.Corm4ck. the irish tenor
, Garrison. soprano, Of the Metro
80 1870, opera company, and Lucille Or
rG' .,Nst
FH. ,irc>ser. an American violinist
v urH me following programme p
49,. ga on Friday evening Sonat
40 U .r. FOR v'o.u and piano, Bach
..'. o y major. Mozart transcript
.w 'uc eighteenth century, b.
T.'so: Ttmhourin, liasse Pa
'.. Ntr,r|Ip. Tan'omime. Mozart
rs Nousiruy symphonic f.
Tn.H I.eTo.
i.. .. '.. cert n he given m Satur
d.. ."rr.non Il Aeolian Hall Alh
Sr dnr the American violin!St, ha
'."' no a lsr. interesting programme