The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

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As 10 already generally known, Paderewsd
plans 70 return TO America for a brief tour In mid.
season. He win arrive In January and make all
told about thirty appearances, half OF which
viii be with orchestras. He will play seven
or eight times with the Boston Symphony Or.
shestra, the only orchestra with which he viii
play In the East. He viii play also with the Chi.
cago. Minneapolis I'D ST. Paul orchestras and
probably wit, others. He viii give not more than
one recital In each OF the cities he visits and hs
tour win be confined TO the larger cities east Of
the Mississippi. There seems 70 be no doubt that
he viii bring with him his symphony OF which
90 much 10 expected. II was promised for two
yearsago. but was not finished. Now the last -ork
mas been done on u. and according 10 sn aV,ee.
ment OF long standing II will have It's orst aro-
ductlon IN Boston by the Rns'on SYM.
phony Orchestra. Mr.. PadercwskI will OF course
be under the management Of c. A. Ellis OF Boston.
G. A. Ellie OF Roston. Nine. Me,ba's American
mana ger, announces that the great prma donna's
visit to America the coming season will be con.
nned absolutely to appearances with Mr.. Ham.
merstein's opera company. She will give no con.
certs this season. but ID planning for The near
future a concert tour 10 extend as far as the Pa.
CHIC Coast. such as she made IN the season Of
1904 A. Nine. McIba must 20 to Australia again
next winter. which makes Il impossible for her
to spend much time In America.
The Boston symphony Orchestra will BERN
It's twenty eighth season In Boston with a pub.
lie reheapal on October 0 and q concert on
October 10. u will give. az usual. twenty -four
public rehearsais and twenty -four concerts in 10
horne city. the season closing on Saturday even.
ing, May 1. 1900. IL viii give ten concerts In New +.
York, eighth Cambria GO, I'VE In Brooklyn. Phila-
and Hartford. Max Fielder OF Ham
burg, who has been appointed conductor of the
orchestra for tho present season, will arrive IN
this country at the end Of this month. WHY Hess
viii return TO his old post Of concert master, and
there win be a new second concert master In
place Of Mr.. CserFonky. who has given up or
chestrni for quartet and solo work.
The Russian symphony Society announces four
concerts at Carnegie Hall. on November 10 De-
ccmber 10, January IL and February II. Solo.
lists ensarcd are Mischa Efman. Josef Lheytnns
and Alexander Petechnikon. TschaikowskyS
symphonic Pathetiaue" viii be performed.
Italian grand opera at popular prices win Be
rivcn at the star Theatre, Lexington svenus
io7th street. beginning Tuesday evening.
September q. The opening performances viii
DO the over popular Il Pagiiacd" and -Csvsnorts
Rusicana.- The now organization 10 the Savoy
Italian Grand Opera Company. Of which s. Krou.
berg D. the director. A novelty about the nov
ventura - tuot Uub tWO . WCNk
win b given. on Tuesday end Thursday even.
ings. This number may possibly bo increased
after the 1ut month.
Alvin Schroeder. the popular ceiist. on HE
return 70 America will mako his hrst appearance
In New York on November n and n with the
Now YORK symphony Orchestra.
Nine. Gadshi has selected Sunday sftemoon,
October Is for her annual New York recital
The programme viii DO In three parts. the nnt
containing compositions Of Haydn. Reichardt,
Young and Arne. the second those Of Schubert
and Franz and the third Greg. La Forgo and
Strauss. Frank La Forgo will sgaia
be the prima donns's accompsnlst.
David Bispham will open the concert season
at Carnegie Hall Sunday afternoon. October 4
In q programme made up exclusively OF English
songs. Mr.. Blspham has devoted . largo share
Of his summer preparing for this appearance.
compositions that he has selected are by
corrcspondingiy varied in scope. but English
words will be used throughout.
Josef Lhcvinne. the Russian pianist. will make
his reappearance In New York In q plano recital
Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon. octo-
Der 81.
Nine. Schumann- Heink will give only one 70
In America this season, and that In Brooklyn
1t the New Academy OF Music, which will have
It's formal opening on this occasion. i,t. t,t
A series OF three subscription concerts win
bc given at Carnegie Hall Thursday evenings,
10. January Il and March q. by ibe
volpo Symphony Orchestra. :,
The inaugural Sunday popular concert Of
Hermann Nlein's season at the new German
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October T. Several prominent artists viii sp
pear. The instrumental portion Of the pro-
rrsmme win be shared by the olive Mead Quar-
let and Julian Pascal. pianist. Tho vocaiists
WIN be Nine. Rosa oiitza, contraito. and George
HAmIn, tenor /;