The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21

Augusta Cottlow will give a plano recital In Men
deIssohn Hall on Thursday evening, November ],
at SIS. She will play Schumann'S "PApilons.
Sonata TraEIcA" and other NUMBERS
Sam Panko's concert Of old music will be given
IN MendeIssohn Hall on January 3, January 81 ana
February IA.
Beginning next Sunday night, Victor Herbert
and his orchestra viii give a series Of concerts AZ
Days Theatre that will mark the nrst opening OF
this house for Sunday night entertainment ana
that may lead TO their adoption in a permanent
form there II they shall prove successful
The olive Mead Quartet will play a qua rtet by
Joseph Suls at their nrst concert this season IN
Mendelssohn Hall. Suls Is the second Vio'lnlst
Of the well known Bohemian Quartet.
The nrst concert OF chamber music to be given
nv the Maum Quartet In It's series Of ave at Cooper
Union will take place next Thursday evening.
The members OF the quartet are Ludwig Marum,
Modest and Jacob Altschuler and Michel Bern
stein. Alexander Rim will be the pianist OF the
nrst concert. The full programme is rs follows:
Quartet in D major. Mozart; Sonatina for piano and
violin, Schubert. and quartet in Z minor. Chadwick
Nine. Gracia Ricardo Is TO open the Men
delsSohn Hall concert season with a song recital
on Thursday ftemoon November ]. Nine
Ricardo. who is an American, has been abroad Tor
several years past. where she sang principaIy 'h
England in the leading festivals and concerts.
For her reCtA mere snc la pIcpdtCu n pivbi ~"
OF the best music Of the old and modern composers
commencing with an aria by Pergolese and con-
tinuinR with compositions Of Mozart, BcrioE,
Schubert, SchumAnn. Franz, Brahms and Richard
Strauss MI. Victor Harris Will be the assisting
pianist.
When Evan williams makes his resppearance in
this city amer an absence OF three years IN a song
recital in Mendelssohn Hall on Friday evening
November .. he will sing. among numerous arias
md songs, the Beethoven cycle. ITO the Distant
Beloved" and the Won FielItZ cycle. "Elnand. "
Richard T. Percy will assist Mr.. Williams.
Edna. Nicholson will have the assistance OF the
New York Symphony Orchestra for the OcCss ion
of her nrst appearance In New York on Friday
evening, November 0, In Carnegie Hall. Miss
Nicholson is a pianist and received her training In
this country.
Nine. Niessen Stone Of the faculty Of the Institute
Of Musical Art Is TO give a song recital In Men
delssohn Hall about the middle Of November.
The sea son sale for the ten concerts OF the Boston
Symphony Orchestra which has been In progress
AZ Carnegie Hall the last week Is by all odds the
larxest the orchestra has had since u nrst began
to come 20 this city. In connection with this sale
Il 10 an Interesting fact that Carnegie Hall could
be almost sold out to day for the concert In January
wnen Paderewski will be the soloist. As a matter
Of fact, from the present aspect, there Will be none
too many seats TO dispose of when the season sale
IS finished. DR.. Muck's debut In Boston was cor
dLauy received. Az the end OF Beethoven's nfth
sympnony the audience choered him. The pro
Qrammes for the nrst two New York conc erts Will
be announced next week.
Prof. Willy Hess. the leader Of the Boston Sym
phony Quartet. has decided TO put on his nrst
New York programme q quartette In b nat major,
CD. II, by Joseph Suk. This is believed to be quite
new 10 New York. Suk. some OF whose larger
works have been played here. Is the second violin
Of the famous Bohemian ouArtette. The first con
cert OF the three will be given In Mendelssohn Hail,
Friday afternoon, Novembe Q.
Nine. MeIba will not be heard in concert In New
York. her time In this city being devoted to ap.
pearanOss at the Manhattan OpeTO House. Sht
sails for America on December -. This month
and next she In singing In the autumn season OF
Italian opera a. Covent Garden. Entirely recovered
from the indisposition which troubled her last
spring. she is reported to be In superb voice.
Three Russians. one German and one American
are among the sololsts announced for the Russian
symphony OYchestrA'S subscription concerts at
Carnegie Hall this season. All Of them are Of the
Arst rank, and all will play Russian music. The
special engagement OF Alexander ScrAblne. who
comes 20 America TO play AZ the concert Of Decem
her %. has attracted wide attention In musical
circles. Besides ScrAbine. the seasons Russian
sololsts Will Include Alexander PetschnIkof oI
Moscow. who won abundant success ~ . violin
virtuoso on ba American tour OF several years ago.
Petschniko6 viii play the violin concerto Of Tschai.
kONuky. At the opening concert Thurbday evening,
November 10. Jossf Lhsvinns. No hoscow piAnis