The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
NOTES or MUSIC EVENTS.

season as sololst In the twenty Nth anniversary
concert ot the United Slngses Of Brooklyn thIs
afternoon. Miss Powell Il a great fsvorite among
the German singers. Her playing was one Of the
big features Of tho recent Newark Saon gerfest.
Dr. Carl Fique, who 10 director Of the thirty com
bincd singing societies OF Brooklyn. has invited
Miss Powell TO play the brilliant vieuItemps D
minor concerto at this concert.
Returning from a brief tour e. far west as Spring
field, H., Sousa and his band VIM give q concert
at the ltippodrome tonight. hour $50. Novelties
will be a suite from the delicious Japanese ballet
styled "Yedda" and q comedy paraphrsse "Tearin'
~ the Green" SololSts are Miss Ada Chambers rs.
soprano, who viii sing an aria from GOunod's
Queen Of Sheba". Miss Jeanette Powers. Viollnis,.
who will perform the Andantc and Motto Perpetuum
by Refs and Herbert L. Clarke, coretist.
James MEG unog Brown. a Scotch bsss. assisted
by Florie Haedie. c~ontraltO. and Grace AppIngton.
pianist. Will give a concert In the Y. NJ. C. a. audi.
torlum In West Fifty seventh stree, M Friday
evening, October ~.
The Marum Quartet, which 10 composed Of Ludwig
Marum. Modest and Jacob Atschuler and Michel
Bernstein. will give hve concerts Of chamber music
az Cooper Union on Thursdays. October IS. Novem.
Der ~, December -. January - and February 81.
These concerts are given at prices that put them
within tho reach Of all music lovers and are or.
ganized TO provide high class Performances OF
chamber music for a public that has not hitherto
been able 10 enjoy them.
owing 20 the success Of the NargulIes trio
last SEASON Miss Adele MarEulies announces three
the following evenings. November -, January IS
and February 10. assisted by Mr. Leopold Itch.
tenberg and Mr. Leo Schulz.
Camille Saint So rms. composer. pianist. org anist
and critic, Will sail for America In a feW days This
Is to be bis hrSt American visit. Although he Is
a great traveller, MANAGERS have tried In vain
TO bring saint Sans To 'his cOun ny. He has
appeared as conductor NJ his own works and as
p aniSt In every important capital IN Europe, but
for some unexplained reason had always declined
American oTerS Hts tour Is limited 10 twenty
CONCERTS ~ hc given within the space of SIX weeks.
His tnrst New York appearance will he with the
Dsmrosch Orchestra IN Carnegie Hail November
, and I Amertcsns who remember saint .Sasns
as the organlst ~ the Madeleine IN Paris from
1855 TO 1877 viii he interested 10 know maj ne will
give an organ r. tel In Broohlyn.
Mine. Olga 80 ma ron was the piano solots, NJ the
Worcester festival last week. playing on Fhday
afternoon AZ the Artists concert. The work she
chose was Ruhinsteln's concerto for the piano No.
, in u minor, Nine samsroI Is now In the West.
where she has a number OF engagements to MI
Her work with orchcstras begins on the 18th and
9th of this month. when s5e plays in PHILADELPHIA
with the Philadelphia Orchestra She II 10 play
With that organization. several times with the
Boston symphony Orchestra, 81. Paul Orchestra.
pittSburg Orchestra and the ST. Louis Orchestra.
In addition to this she has several engAgements
with the cha mber music organizations Including
several appearances with the Boston SYMPHONY
Quartet Altogether she will play Sboyt seventy
times this season.
Rehea rsaIs Of the hrst programme Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra began In Sy mphony Hail
under Dr. Karl Muck last Monday, October =. and
the nrst public rehearsal and concert took place
on Friday afternoon and Saturday evening re
spectlvely. Dr. Muck's intTOd tory programme
was Bec'hov"n's symphony in c minor No. s.
Wagner ~ Faust Overture" Wagner's "Slegfried
Tdyl" and his prelude to The MastersIngcr Of
NurCmb"rG." Interest In the orchestra IN Boston
l. greater This year Than II has ever been before.
this having been proved IN a substantial manner
ny the receipts from the auction sales for the season.
The conviction steadily grows that In securing
brought To this country a man Of All men ntted
to he A. lis head.
nr Muck brought with him TO America the score
NJ Paderewski'S new 81 mphony. which Is 10 have
it, lrst appearance in boston on January 4 and 5
w " SSi zion ston, Wal si,I IN %Ti & NrRR 'H YORK u an Pdh'Iss 1EdRiTS
It is said 70 be a work vcry modern N tone and Of
S sTTsr ,ecSHIcsi diincul.iss' Psdersws XVII vim he sn DT.s
ent 10 hear II PLAYED: for he e 10 he the soloIst with
Victor Herbert and his Orchestra will begin a
series Of sunday night concerts at Days Theatre
on october u.
Nine. Schumann Heink will give . song recital
viii sing Schuman ne beautiful cycle, "Fra1"n
Lebe und Leben," and 'Other songs by eminent
masters. |
Leoncavsllo. his singers and his orchestra will !
to night. EX tracts from "Rolsndo di BERNIE! !
an opera written to please Kaiser Wilhelm, will be ,
the principal feature Of tho programme.
Carpenters Louise" will be given aRaIn in Berlin |
this winter and wagneT'S Die wskars" will be