New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
MUSIC NOTES.

hsEHB-> OF Nltkpl itelpeff 2 eaE1Za71erf0
out OF town. to-nighrs concert BY MI Her
bert and hts orchestra a., the New York
Theatre will be the final one OF the present
season. As originally Intended. the pro-
srsmms viii 5e made up entirely Of 1fr
Herberts own music but the unexpected
ternllnation Of the series has occasionsd a
change in the choice OF numbers. and tais
has made Il possible 20 include several Sc
lections from Mr. Herbsrt's latest score.
written for Lew Fields. "Old Dutch" which
has not YET had putli- performance. and
which have been specially arranged for 20
nights concert These numbers are fan
tastic dance. a double sextet and an en-
trance ensembls with czsrdas. Preceding
these will be excerpts from Little Memo"
Babes I'm Toyland and The Red Mill"
The first part Of the programme will hs
made up largely from the serious works
written by Dir. Herbert. and will compris.
the love scene and serenads from his suite
for strings. the Irish rhapsody. "festi-
VAL march. Aud Lang Syne'' and the
andants from hts second concerto for ths
violonceIlo. 10 be played by Horace Britt
Owing 20 a cold. from which she has been
suffering for several DAYS. Mime. Blanchs
ArraI has decided 20 postpone her second
CarneEie Hall appearance. scheduled for
next Thursday afternoon. to Tuesday after
noon. November Is. when she viii sing With
the Russian symphony Orchestra.
Leopold Stokovski. the new conductor OF
the Cincinnati symphony Orchestra. has
arrived 20 assume charge OF the prelirni-
narfes for the opening Of the orchestral
season in Cincinnati Mr.. Stokovski will
make his debut as conductor in AmeriCa
az the first concert Of the series. 70 be
given on November y. Ills first programme
will open with the overture TO The Magic
Flute" The c minor symphony OF Beetho-
ven. the NTH. will follow. after which he
will play the ''Freischttz'' overture Of
Weber. the "Siesfried Idylle'' and the Val
kyries'' OF Wagner. Hugo Hermann, tho
concert master OF the new orchestra. has
also arrived. The list Of soIolsts for the
Cincinnati concerts includes Mauds Powell
TilIy KOenen. Rachmaninoff. DR. Wullnsr.
Fritz KreisIer. Hugo Hermann. Busoni.
Teresa Carrero and several Others still N
be selected. In addition 10 the regular sea
son of concerts in Cincinnati. the orchestra
will make several tours through the Middle
West. and in the spring festival tour.
'Mizmor Isethodah.'' new church can
tata by Homer Norris will De sung at 81
Georges Church on Sunday evening. No
yember Il The combined choirs of 81.
Georges Church will be assisted by Derrick
Won Norden. tenor: Annie Louise David.
harp. and j. Borodkin. trumpeter OF the
Metropolitan Opera House orchestra. II. T.
Burleigh VIII sing the barytone part
Miss Georgia Hall. an American who has
studied with Carreno and Jossfry, VIII give
her first New York recital on Thursday
afternoon. November n. on which occasion
she will play the following programmes;
Sonata Appassionats ....- .-.-...., Beethoven
Two Etudes, op: =. Nos ana ,-ro,t,
Nocturne. u major .-.--.-- ----.. -'NhoPta
Variations and FuSus on a theme BY Han
Czardas -..---.-.-..--..- ---..--.------ Iosel,.
Yslse. Mi Terssita -.-..-.---......------CaT CaTrsuo
March Mnitaire .............. Schubert TausS
The programme OF the FIRST sonata recital
at the Stuyvesant Theatre TO be given b
Mr.. and Mrs. David Names on sunday
evening. November II. is as follows;
sonata in Major. op 100 ,,..sssas.s srssrss
Sonata IN e minor Op. 30. No. g. 8eethee+'
s. onata in ID major. Op. 35- .fisihS
Organ recitals will be given b. San1usi
A Baldwin VA the great hall OF the cry
College on sunday and Wednesday after
Moons at o'clock. The programmes VIII
be as follows.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER :. AT
PrsIuds and Fusua in a. major lssen
Sdagio from second sonata Dudley rl9..f so.
sonata in L minor. Op " -r4,ii;rs
Infsrms1z0 -.-.--..--... st'--.
A Siegfrtsd Idyl---
spring sons
Marche Relisieuse ---.-.---..-- ----- -1u'ih'a''
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. AT
49,. ,f,-s.-, - EarN
l0rcat4 tDoflanA
Andsrte Fifth symphony .-- beet,oss s.
Concert Fugue IN q .-. te
Liebestraunn ...--.......-. $1,000 L.s.- L-ulss
RerCsuss and FRAY 60 % --,...,.
Theme and Firals In a Ia ,.-'' '~''