New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Petschnikoff will give a violin
recital Wednesday afternoon at Mendelssohn
Hail. with Andre Benoist at the piano The pro-
gramme:
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Mr. Pesohnikor '--ON'''
op IS (hrst movement. .spohr
Mr. Petsctrikon
When the illness OF ossip Gabrtlowttsch left
the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra without
soloist for Its regular Friday and Saturday con-
oerts, Frank Van der stuoken sent a hurry call
to New York for Russian pianist. Alexander
Scriabine, the composer pianist, stepped Into the
breach and on q few hours notice started for
Cincinnati with the score OF his own plano con-
certo IN his grip Chicago will next hear the
Russian Chopin" who will then return 10 New
York to give second recital of his own COM
positions IN Mendelssohn Hall Wednesday
evening, January 30
The following programme will be played by
Ossip Gabrilowitsch. who is TO be heard next
Saturday afternoon at Mendelssohn Hall:
PRELUDE, minor.
Ssvost. minor arranged by saints.en.i A''h
Msnasi. sasa. sosis minor a hA' major Schubert
ST:ias: prsaas: R,asa Rns,. oD ss ins~j Ar'n'ay
Theme vsrie, op (new) Gabrowitsoh
Alexander Lambert. who has not played IN
public for some years. will return 10 the concert
platform at the next concert of the Marum
Quartet, 10 be held in Cooper Union
Thursday, January "a. Brahms's quintet for
clarinets. which has rarely been heard here. viii
be part OF the programme which is TO be de-
voted solely to the works Of Brahms. Mrs.
Merum Will make her appearance with the quar-
tet, singing group Of songs Of this composer.
The Schubert concert, in the Peoples cham
Der music course, will be given at Cooper Union
on January IS The kaltenborn Quartet, Leo
pold Winkler. pianist, and Paul Dufault tenor
Will be the artists. This is the programme.
which, by the way. may be heard for 1212 cents:
Quartet in A minor. op. %; group OF songs. in
cludng Die Forelie" cThe Trout'). the theme
Of which is elaborated in the third movement OF
the next number; piano quintet IN A major op.
ia (Forellen QuinteD. Leopold Winkler and
string quartet.
Tuesday evening at Mendelssohn Hall the
Adele Margulies trio will be heard in their sec
ond concert Of the season. The trio is stu COM
posed of Miss Margulies. pianist Leopold Lich-
tenburg, vionist, and Leo Schulz, cellist
The Kaltenborn Quartets first chamber music
concert viii take place in Mendelssohn Hall on
next Wednesday evening. with Miss Stephanie
Verbouwens pianist "a pupil of Professor Mar
montel. in Paris), making her first bow before
q New York audience. The following pro-
gramme will be played:
sonsta minor. op. 20. 10 Cfor and yion5.
Quartz, in major op. IT, No Rssihstsia hfsfa2TsR
Fannie Bloomfield zeisler made her annual
| appearance in her own city, Chicago. two weeks
| ago and established record in the size of re-
| ceipts for the Orchestral Hall. where her re-
oital given. During her Eastern tour which
viii include recital in Carnegie Hall on Satur-
| day afternoon, the 26th she will be heard
| with the Philadelphia Orchestra. and also in a
recital IN that city. She will also make one
appearance in Baltimore. Washington and
| Boston Other cities she will visit include AL
| bany Syracuse and Buffalo.
| Sigismond Sto1owsh will have the assistance
| Of Nine. Won Niessen Stone and Alvin Schroe-
der when he gives his recital Of modern Polish
| music in Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday after
| several novelties, including Paderewsks Varia-
tions and Fugue and also several songs by him,
will be presented.
Rosenthal has gone his long Western tour.
and will not return until late in March. He will
| give a farewell recital in Carnegie Hall before
sailing for Europe in April next.
| Edwin Grasse will give his second violin re-
citaI in Mendessohn Hall on Tuesday evening.
the 2sth, when he will present for the first time
! In New York the Brahms trio in E fat major
! for violin. piano and horn. Miss Elizabeth
Schaub Soprano will also sing several groups
| Of songs.
The Sunday evening concert programme at the
Hippodrome on February II will be THE Crea-
tion," sung by the Peoples Choral Union, Frank
| Damrosch conductor. There will be 800 voices
! and an orchestra of sixty pieces
Mario Sammarco, Mr.. Hamnlerstein's new
| barytone. who is to replace Maurice Renaud.
will sail for this country January 10. on
Ia I,orraine. and will make his debut at the
/ Manhattan Opera House February in Il
/ psrliacci" Sammarco has been appearing for
| 49, loci tbree wears at Covent Garden and has