Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-26

eve for six months European tour, the
third in as many years.
The concert at Convention Hall will be of
the popular order. which embraces both the
prices to be charged and the selections to
be rendered The program will include:
Grand Russian Festival March, "Slay."
Tschaikowsky; trombone solo. Loves En-
ohantment." Pryor, Mr.. Arthur Pryor:
suite, Looking Upward" new). sousa.
By the Light of the Polar Star: Under the
Southern Cross; Mars and Venus: soprano
solo, Thou Brilliant Bird from Pearl Of
Brazil David, Miss EstelIe Liebling; flute
oblgato. by Mr.. D. A. Lyons: nocturne,
"Kammenoi Ostrow." Rubinsteln mosaic.
In the Realm Of the Dance" Sousa found
ed on famous waltz themes; (a) Country
Dance new, Nevin; CD March Imperial
Edward (new), Sousa; dedicated by spe-
cial permission to his gracious majesty Ed
ward VID; violin solo. Souvenir de Sor-
rento," Papini. Miss Grace Jenkins: Grand
Galop de Concert. Chase of the Lion"
Rolling.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RECITAL. - Nine
Schumann-Heink will give another recital
Wednesday evening Of next week She
will sing under the auspices OF the
Choral Society and give the highest
class of German Lieder. opening with
four of Schubert's most celebrated songs.
These will be followed by schumann's
cycle Of eight songs-Frauenliebe und
Leben (Woman's Love and Life. Then
Wednesday evening She viii sing under
the auspices of the Choral Society and give
the highest class Of German Leider. open
ing with four of Schubert most celebrated
songs. These will be followed by Schu-
mana's cycle of eight songs-Frauenliebe
und Leben (Woman's Love and Life) Then
will follow three of the most admired songs
of Johannes Brahms, and the program will
be concluded by an aria from Bruch's opera
OdysSeus.
Later in the season the Choral Society
VIII present such artists as David Bisphani
in st. Paul and Anton Van Rooy in a song
recital, with other well-known concert sing
ers, such as Ericsson Bushnell Charlotte
Maconda and Nicholas Douty, in the three
oratorlos, the Messiah, ST. Paul and the
Creation. This makes altogether an ex-
traordinary program for the year. and the
liberal work Of the society is being heartily
appreciated.
PHILADELPHIA SYMPHONY ORCHES-
TRA.-The concert to be given at the Co
lumbia Theater next Tuesday afternoon by
the Philadelphia symphony Orchestra. with
the celebrated pianist, Mark Homburg, as
the soloist, is already attracting much at
tention among music lovers. The orchestra
Is under the conduct of Fritz Scheei who
has had an extended career as violin solo,
ist and conductor abroad, and who in the
last three years that he has been at the
head of the Philadelphia Symphony Orches-
ira has firmly established himself as a
leader Of ability wherever the orchestra
has been heard.
Mr.. Seheel received much OF his valuable
training a conductor from Won Bulow
who was one of the young mans warmest
admirers during his early career as q con-
ductor In Germany. In 1890 Won Bulow and
Scheel went to Hamburg to conduct, on
alternate occasions. the Hamburg Sympho-
NY Orchestra. At the close of the season q
benefit was attended to Herr Scheei Won
Bulow. who very rarely played In public
on account Of his age. paid his young COL
league the honor OF appearing as the SOLO
list OF the occa sion.
Mr.. Schees has been engaged as the con-
ducter OF the Philadelphia Orchestra for an
extended term OF years. and during the
past three seasons his skill, intelligence and
thorough mastery of his men has had the
result In so establishing the popularity of
the organization in Philadelphia that the
success Of the Quaker City's symphony or
chestra is practically assured.