New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

FANTASIA Nj
Funeral march and finale "GStterdamn.runs,. U,xr.,
Nina Nordca and orchestra 'sA1
owing TO the non-arrival of orchestral mart. FROM,
abroad, the Russian Symphony Orchestra viii r,.,
pohe until later Rachmaninoff's cantata announced
n % Ce~a' eoncert on Thursday evening January
H. st carnegie Hail. Instead two nrr,ha -
Borodins opera, prince Igor" u,h o.s1-,o iloin
ing sesn added to the programme for that s,,a,
overture Of sfbelI9Sy IN INCLUDED nd the KarsIia
fS1nlsky- -korsakon. Antar. OF
,st lean an AItcheysky, the Russian tenor vii, h.
opera @ House NJ A1tchevsky will is s,,s Manhattan
tb I'm FTlhce Igor unfamiliar here and sra gu aris
p fnree songs.a Romance by Cui s"a aap Group -
HT opera Sadko" He Will OF course ns Sc
the oardic legends that make M 1a.3d laondsd %
p0em 0 I'd dealing with the wars between the spse
r.Iar origin who invaded Russia in the ts,, -
to Borodin I1e n subject was suggested by stassos
Si,e N,ho Iols song and story and who journevss a.
acter and the musical expression ~ INC me char
dt region of ancient conflict His oper, lays et. 2 10
Rsky Korsakor asd GaHS5oyT n l1 vas a5 cOmpIstsd by
-''V at '' re'eFsoursS where it remains popular.
announcement IS mads tina, Emil Paur .o,.
0uctor OF the Pttsburg Orchestra VIII appesr a.
pianist at Carnegie Han on Wednesday sv.n,,.
February 13 the occasion being THE sscos - e. %
Two concerts to be given on that and the orscad,n-
evening by the Pitts6urg Orchestra and the Msn
ueissohn Choir. Of Toronto. Mr. Paur will ;. heard
III ferruccio Busoni's arrangement for pIanorort.
as as n pianlst. He was pupil OF Hans Won Bulow
G%9nductor % with practice OF the art of the pianist
ehestra concerts in many cities other than ~ So
hCrk- ~ the first OF the two concerts OF the PITTS
nsgie Han Mr.. Par will condnct the Nnt5 svG-
onT Sonrerq eethoTen S @ The programme OF the sec
uohs oy the chorus OF 90 voices and the orchestra
Josef Lhevinne will interrupt his second Western
tour TO return 10 New York for a recital IN car
nesle Hail next Sunday afternoon The F. minor
sonata OF Brahms will be his principal number
Ihe entire programme follows:
"EroIca.'' cp. IS ID fat major fifteen variations.
Noc,urne. op So, No l. p major: etude cp y 'anns
No $ D fla, major; etude Op. Is. No IL G
Etade major Marebe Mgnonne eadina Se0Rln
major Cir major thirds ~ : scriasfn.
aPi En &oaa %@Sa o. ''S;. io not SStei: sss
Carroll Brent Chiffon IS giving series ot six.
lecture recttais the appreciation Of music at tn,
Ler"N Avenue Unitarian Church 1efst s.rest and
Len"S avenue. on Thursdays and Fridays ar s15
n NJ Admission is free Five remain. as follows.
jsagary ic-Bach. minor and tuzre: turus Z,
'IaDgsry Ial,,sT2 -1MoasrtG 1atG minor symphcuy.
Ts1,sy, T@sqssy 2t-EssSsoven tesN,sn violin eoreerto
February 5-Reetsoven, Nnth symphony
Arthur Foote will assist the Olive Mead Ouartse
at the second in MendeIssohn Hail on Janu-
ary L. playing his own pianoforte Gua-tst
The Nolpe symphony Orchestra will begin seri.s
OF concerts on Sunday afternoon February 10 IN
Carnegie Hall The other dates also Sunday a..
terno9ns aEe March and April 4. As since the
organization OF the orchestra \ ID. Volpe Is ths
conductor, and among the solo performers already
scheduled TO appear are CfabriIOwitsch pianoforte
and Anton Hekkiag. cello
Owing 70 the indisposition of Thomas F. Shan
ron. leader of tho I'D Regiment band the concert
oy this organization at the HppodroTus this even-
Ing has been postponed to a later date