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nearly all native ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
"hazachok' will be PLAYED here

nearly all native Russians-Dargonyzhskis
kazschok" viii be played here.
When Glinka composed his opera Life for the
Gar" which was first represented in 1885 he pro-
This bss, IS Bo ne t opera the sae f5 Vas pe a.
Lie foF the Car ZONE was st produeed WeTe
eP life VIII fffP 81 the fsf m6
IN tais ballet OF Russia's first opera tell OF soft
aitd TENDER themes, as well the social merrtment
caucasian sketcbeST 1f2TS{c Il Is It's
an to the life of the Stern Physical eharSc-
teristics Of the bleak mountain chain.
The fourth Russian concert on Thursday March
> VIII present a programme designed with regard
appear e6ndaoT at P Eo IN %
mas written to NJ Atsehuler that he is greatly in
SiyInpnony Society and that be looks forward with
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir; VIII you give room in your columns for a
lives are znsasry de3od Of Peas gfePe IN fss
advantage in spie Of bs TG are h az Srch , as
sometimes receive from the city. that many of the
delights which mean much more 10 them than to
other people The practicability and benefit Of FUR
ment free to them has been proved by its success
England Shall this country remain any longer in
TINS particular behind the Old World, or will our
the happiness OF its sghtless citizens?
AS we are CreQlDly informed that managers
OFTEN know well In advance that their houses viii
not be sold out" We ask the philanthropic d-
unsoid tickets 10 the Blind Win wpnS
they cannot use their tclats de2ot tbcy, ne
/ same purpose? The office of the Musical Art So
| as central bureau for the distribution Of these
tickets. They win be given out, under the direction
list OF the Industrious and deserving blind living in
Further Information NAV be had from ,be cons
mIttee for Tickets for the Blind" No see Ffth-avs
/ To he lie and urro1 fc
| spirited managers and directors to cooperate in
feasibility OF which are heartily recognized by those
! whose work here has been for years among the
enjoyment this apprecative part Of the COM
Mrs SETH Low.
Mrs. HENRY DRAPER.
| Mrs: RICHARD IRWIN
Mrs. W, p HAMILTON.
Miss BLODGET
Miss t tATI,EI y P3sT.
Miss wINIFRED HOLT.
One OF tho recent successes Of the musical sea-
| has been the playing OF the Italian pianist
| Ferruccio Benvenuto Busoni. who appeared here
| last month with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
| Busoni has individuality. temperament and a fin
| ished technique. He is announced TO appear in
recital Saturday. February 13 at Carnegie Hall.
appearances since mis- arrival in this country have
last week he played at the White House.
= musical and social affair which marks a
change in the usual college glee club methods. has
| been announced by the University Of Pennsylvania
Club OF this city The University of Pennsylvania
Club viii entertain its friends in the Astor Gallery
Of the Waldorf Monday evening. February s. by
clubs to be followed by dance Admission viii
| be by invitation onlv and no tickets will be sold
The committee having the evening in charge are:
Paul r. segel. Harry Bowers 9Iingle ana Edgar
s. Bloom
At Mendelssohn Hall. on Monday afternoon. at 4
o'clock. Alfred Reisenauer will give piano recital
The programme:
Pssorae ana capr.cc!oso e minor-E major att
Thema. via variations major CElsFmoniOus ~.
bseNsEaith
senate. c minor OBJ Bsethoye1
Eostur9s {, minor; %. as. No II
Nalse. c sharp minor. 1872.
E;gss na1 5 major o. "a = S6 No o..
Rhspsodis Hongroise, Iisz
At Carnegie Chamber Music Hall. wednesda!
evening. February II. the second chamber music
&. Jacques Dt TSlbS1G. the French voIinisi
A concert by Miss Maud Powell and Gwilyrr
Miles win be given next Thursday evening at As
ISOLATION Hall. Brooklyn. The programme:
a) Pilgrims Song 9 u
o. Honor and Arms , 'haIae
| Miss Powell.
|
(bl ''ErBesgrun''
'IIeoestreu' l4ii
cd zusisnunS Mr. i::
C) Gypsy Melodies -coierdss Iayl2I
% Ma1urkA Mss Powell
The Trasio Tall 5saisI
tol m TIatfor
W Mr.. Miles.
| fqlT
Chl Valse Caprice. " eI-aWsA
| W. Miss Powell.
wednesday evening. at Carnegie Chamber Music
Hall the Trio will give concert. assisted
! Ly Mrs W. J. Oliver. Contralto.
The third musical evening Of the Manuscript So
cetv takes place Monday evening. February s.
| at the siegeI-Cooper Auditorium. Compositions by
| Finest p C>roeger Frank L. Sealy s y. Penfeld.
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