New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

10 playing solos by Chopin, he viii take part in
TWO movements OF Beethoven trio IN . with
members Of the Hahn String Quartet OF Pha-
delphia- Another novel feature Of the concert Will
be the debut here Chamber-music artist Of
the clever young American futist Miss Mar
guerite de Forest-Anderson. She VIII lead the
rarely heard flute quartet in by Mozart and
bring forward q concertino for flute and piano
by Cecile Chanlinade. The singers Will be Miss
Lila Ormund, contralto OF Boston, and Helm
rich Moyu. Mss O-mond sang very acceptably
at the Worcester Festival recently.
Dr. Ludwig wuuner. q German singer Of songs.
assisted by Conrad Y. Bos. pianist viii give a
concert in MendeIssohn Hall the afternoon OF
November u
Mr- Nathan Fryer pianist who comes from
Cleveland. Ohio. but who las studied with
Leschitizky. Will give q recital in Mendelssohn
Hall on the afternoon Of November Il.
recital in Mendelssohn Hall on the afternoon Of
November -.
Miss Alys Lorraine. who was born in Quincy.
Ill. made her operate debut in The Hague 4 week
ago IN Gounod's Faust" Her gown was OF
salmon color. simply trimmed"
Arthur Whiting gave last season in Harvard and
Princeton universities series OF monthly exposi-
tions os music which Is the beginning Of q four
years course for colleges. These expositious
. concert performances Of classical and modern
chamber music for voice. pianoforte harpsichord
and string Instruments. with incidental talk the
history, character and Interpretation OF the com
positions. which intended 70 give all students
especially those who DO not play sing, love
for the best music and Il comprehensive knowledge
OF this department Of the The attendance OF
the students which voluntary, averaged four
hundred each evening. an unusually attentive and
responsive audience Mr. Whiting was assisted by
Mrs Edith Chapnan-Goold. soprano: the Flon-
zsIey Quartet Miss Nina Fletcher, vionist; Fran
els Rogers. barytone, and the Olive Mead Quartet.
These programmes were given: The Illustrative
music was made UP Of selections from the works
Of Orlando di IAassus. Purcell. Bach. Handel.
Haydn. Mozart Schubert. Schumann. Grieg, Bizet.
Faure and GODDARD, in the first concert: Scarlatu.
Bach Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms, in the sec
ond; Beethoven and Wolf. IN the third Cstring
uuartet: Luly. Rameau, Ccuperin =. f. Bach.
Mozart Chopin and Liszt. IN the fourth Cesar
Franck and Beethoven. in the fifth; CarissIni. A
Scaratti Caccini, Purcell. Arne Dibdin, Bee
thoven Schubert, Franz, Brahms and Schumann.
IN the sixth; Bird Bull. Purcell, Handel, Grieg.
I)yorak Charninade Debussy and Sckumann. in
the seventh and Brahms, Grieg and schunann. IN
the eighth. Nj Whiting Will give his course OF
annotated concerts. or illustrated lectures, this
year at Amherst, Bryn Mawr. Harvard, Princeton
and Yale
The Adele Aiargulies Trio, composed OF Miss
Adele MarguIies, pIanoforte; Leopold I1chtenbers'
violin and Leo Schulz, violoncello. will give three
concerts OF chamber music this season In Men
delssohn Hall the evenings OF December l.
January I9 and February %.
Tho members Of the KneiseI Quartet-FTanz
t<neisel julius Roentgen, Louis Svecensk and
Wulem Wineke-returned 70 New York on October
in preparation for their season, which opens in
Nevyport on October Il Rehearsais have been in
progress during the summer on the Maine coast
5 where Mr. Kneisel, Mr.. Svecenski and Mr Willeke
have summer homes In addition TO single con-
certs and the New York series Of which the out
ure has already been published. the Kneisel Quar-
ter will give a series OF concerts in Boston, chi
cago. Brooklyn, Cambridge New Haven, Clncln-
nafi St Louis, Cleveland Detroit Buffalo and
other cities
The Russian symphony Orchestra announces
reduction of its sixth subscription season III Gar
80 IEaIl from the usual six concerts to four per-
.,--,ances A tour with the Ben Greet Players in
performances Of "A Midsummer Nights Dream
With the Mendelssohn music, has necessitated the
elimination Of the usual March and April concerts
NJ A1tsch1ler has selected Tschaikowsky's Sym
| ,bonia pathetioue'' and Rimskg-Korsakow's Ca
nriccio Espagnol" the principal numbers Of the
onenine concert, November Y. The latter Will
va nv ,yav Of z memorial for the distinguished Rus
e,zn COMPOSER who died last summer. Among the
.aIo,e+s annouuced for these concerts is Mischa
/ Flman, the much lauded young Russian violinist
| rrho will make his American debut at these con-
/ certs.
The seventeenth Of the Peoples Choral
1 rTnion and Peoples Singing Glasses, under the di-
.,on % Mr. Frank Damrosch, begins this month
| Th. elementary branch OF the union has already
ooened with large clsssea, and on October IS
| r;ooper Union will open its doors 10 what is ex-
necfad 10 be the largest and most successful year
=. a.. bistorv OF the union The choral union
/ viii this year depart from its custom Of giving
o,,1,, one concert year by making two public ap-
| nearances In January it will sing at Carnegie
| Hall. assisted by the Music School Settlement or
! ta.+-, r,nder the direction OF David Names
violin soloist and concert master Of the New York