New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12

The Bohemians. a club o. musicians
Of which Fran kneisel IS president
hss arranged gala concert 20 De GiHen
in Carnegie Hall or the afternoon Of
March %, for the benefit OF the must
clans foundation, established BY the
club FOR the purpos. Of assisting mu-
.icisns in the United States who are
in needv circumstances or temporary
diricu!ty. Among the performers a.
IN. concert will he Paderesssi. Pablo
Csssls and the Philharmonic society
under the direction o. Josef StransAy.
The committee OF arrangements Is
composcd Of Alexander Lambert. ehsir-
man; Frank Damrosch, Walter Dam
,o.ch. N;scha Elmsn. Harry Hardness
Flsgler. Rudolph L. +. Flinseh, Victor
Herbert. Rudolph Schirmer, Frederich
Steinvay. Oswald e. Willard, Willem
Wlleae and Etrem Zimbsiist.
The preliminary announcement Tor
the next Music Festival a. Cincinnat
j. out. Il will take place IN the hfs'
week Of Msy, under the direction Of
Or. Ernst Kunwd,d. Inc SOLO singers
engaged are Olive fremstad, lorenzo
Hinkle. Schumaan-Hcink. SOphle Bras
lau. Morgan Kingston. Lambert Murphy
Clarence Nh;tehill and Arthur Middle
ton. \ choir OF 500 children from ne
public schools viii TAX. par IN me
D.rforrsnce o. Fierne's Children
Crusade" on the evening Of Nay .. Ire
other choral numbers IN he scheme
49, II a
Reethoven's Mass In ID tnisSC .SoleH-
,sis). and Chors symphony on NAY
2 and Brshmss "A German Requiem
on May s. A choir OF children VII
sing the chorsles IN the performance
Of "St. Paul" on the opening n'eht.
series Of Lenten recitsls Of free
organ music at the Church Of the Di-
zine Paternity. Central Park West and
Seyentv-sixth Street. has been ar
ranged bv J. Warren Andrews. organ
Is. al the church. They will take place
or successive Thursday afternoons, be
aiming this week. a. o'clock. and al
Tho frst the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver
Hall will deliver ar informal discourse
on The Romance Of the Organ \
similar discourse will precede each To-
citsl. the subjects announced being ss
follows:
March Is. The Romance Of the Or
ran" DR.. Hall; German Composers. Nr.
Andrews.
March %. French Composers and
Their Contribution 20 Art Mr.. An
drevs or another
March 30. English and Italian Com.
oo,ers. Their National Chsrscteristies'
NJ. AndreTs or another.
April 6. American Composers Have
Thev Contributed 20 Music or Are We
Simply a Nation Of Borrowers Mr.
Andrews or another
April 70. Harmony and Health; or
tro Influence Of Music Through the
Mind Upon the Body" Dr.. Hall or an
other.
This afternoon the final concert OF
the Philharmonic Societv's Brooklyn
season will be given st the ACADEMY
Harold Bauer bene The assisting artlst
and tho programme the "Pathe'qne'
symptom Of Tchaikovsky. Dircctl.T
sfter ,tis concert. the orchestra = ~
ies,.e ON lis Western tour. 20 return m
time Tor Us two all-Wsgn.r programme
concerts on tie evening OF March .
a7d the afternoon % March -. The
Philharmonic Society viii close or sun
cav afternoon. March 2s. m Carnegie
Hall. with = request programme
The bureau Of public lectures Of me
Poard o. Education announces that
". a. Goldswortn will give an organ
recital in the Washington irving hign
School. Irving Place and sixteenth
street. tins afternoon a. $3.50 o'clccs.
II. viii BE- assisted By Hector smith.
baritone. Mrs. Edith Porter hrait'
soprsno. will sing 20 nc recital Dy
William J. Kraft. ". b.. F. A. q. o., -
the Morris High school, lo6th street