New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17


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Asuss Johanna Gadsh win give her annual Car
uesa. Han recital Sunday afternoon October 81
Nns. Gadski who Is In the Middle
West opened her concert season last Sunday IN
Chicago nlling Orchestra Hall with a record
breaking audience Her ae0mpanist IN New York
wiz be Isldore blackstone. who win likewise APP
peSr with tho prima donna In Boston Novem-
Der On tour Nine. Gadslzi's scompanist viii be
Edwin Schneider, who formerly filled q similar
post with George Hamlin.
Nine. Blanche ArraI. newcomer so far as New
York IS concerned, is 70 make her metropolitan
debut as q singer at Carnegie Hall NEXT Sum
day afternoon. Nine. Arral win appear with the
volpe Symphony Orchestra. the programme being
ss follows:
Xope symphony Orchestra :.,-,,.. -,o-Ds.
Ar eoph'ns SIm aslnl ATrai Win cfcsesTa D'-''
Il ho0st Tope Symphony orchestra
Vol che sspese 'Ls NOz1e al Figaro Mozart
~ 0 Nine. AiIaii. with orchestra. a-,.v
second sum- vope Symphony Orchestra
Plus Eands cans son e6sepF,1s q ShsOA
0'''N Nine. ATTal. with orchestra.
Ars Alice Lakin, the English cOntraltO. sailed
from England on the Lusitania yesterday for
America, where she Is TO sing in concert during
the coming season. Mrs. Lalzin has appeared with
the leading orchestras and choral societies not
only IN London but in the provinces and has
sung repeatedly under Nikisch. Sir Edward Elgar.
DR. Richter, Sir Alexander Mackenzie, DR.. Fred
eric Cowen. Dr. Coward, DR.. Sinclair and at The
chief festivals such as those at Sheffield, Cardin.
worcester and Bristol
Miss Georgia Hall VIII give plano recital at
Nendslssohn Hail Thursday afternoon, NOvem-
Der u. at 8 o'clock.
For the first time az his Sunday night concerts
81 the New York Theatre Victor Herbert win play
I-o~tzings Festival Overture" tonight. BY re-
quest, Saint-Saens's suite "Aleerienne.' with
solo for VIOLA Revere du Soir, Will be another
orchestral feature the first portion Of the pro-
ssramme. with Bacl's Air for the strings, MOsz-
kOwski's -'Malaguena" and Stahlbergs 'A Mer-
oedta" In the part devoted 10 Mr.. Herbert's own
music several OF his isolated numbers-"Fleurette,
The Fairies Reve," etc, viii find place among
The selections from his operas. The principal
soloist viii be John n. spargur violin. who Will
play D'Am5rosios ''Canzonetta," a berceuse by
Townsend and a composition OF his own, SOU
Venir."
Haensel & Jones' managers of Walter Dam
rosch, conductor OF the New York Symphony
Orchestra, announce the engagements of the fol-
lowing soloists for the spring festival tour
II that organization which will begin April g. 1910:
Nine. Sara Anderson, soprano; Nine. Nevada van
der VeeT. cOntraltO; Reed Miller, tenor. and Mar
Keilerman, BARITONE. formerly OF the Berlin
Royal Opera
The American debut OF Yolando Nero has been
advanced several days TO allow the Hungarian
pianist TO accept a number of orchestral concert
engagements out of town that have been offered
a. her through the failure Of another pianist 10
visit this country. These include appearances in
Chicago. with the new Philharmonic Society, and
in ST Paul. with the St. Paul Symphony Orchestra.
The date for YOlsndO MerO's American debut has
beer set for Wednesday evening. November 3. in
Carnegie Hall. when she viii have the assistance Of
the Russian Symphony Orchestra.
Jascha Bron. the young Russian violinist whom
r. Z. Johnston is introducing this season. VIII
make his debut Mendelssohn Hall on Monday
evening November s. On Sunday evening. NOvem-
Der g. he win play at the Metropolitan Opera
House with Pepito Arrios, with whom he is also to
be associated in a concert at Columbus. Ohio on
the Thursday preceding. Early in December ne VIII
20 West to aH engagements, which include appear
ances IN Chicago and Indianapolis
Isadora Duncan viii give another series Of dances
al the Metropolitan Opera House, beginning on
Tuesday evening, November g. Miss Duncan is noW
tour in the West accompanied by the New York
Symphony Orchestra, which win play all her ac-
compartments during the season. The tour was
booked by r. Z. Johnston
Nine Nordica will give her only New York re-
citaI OF the season at Carnegie Hall Thursday
afternoon November Il, Immediately following her
appearance irP "Gioconda' the opening OF the
Boston opera season on November g.
Nine. Maud Powell is to begin her season in
Allentown PENN on October 1S. After filling her
Pennsylvania and New England engagements she
VII! 20 directly West. IN Minneapolis Nine. Powell
viii produce for the first time in this country the
c minor concerto OF. H. by Tor Aulin, the Swedish
violinist This novelty she viii also play wlth the
Cincinnati and other symphony orchestras. lhaiie-
distely after Nine POWells last appearance IN the
East on December % with the New York Philhar-
monic societ, she will proceed 20 the Far West.
finishing tour OF fourteen weeks in San Francisco
where she vii be heard with orchestra and IN re-
cital and where she viii MI the dates originally
held for Isaye.
heinald WerFenratb in his recital in Mendeis-
SOM Hall on Tuesday afternoon, october % VIII
sing group OF songs by Miss Harriet Ware. the
young American composer Another group IN ms
programme Will comprise five songs by Grieg. MI
WeTTenrath viii have the assistance Of Charles A.
Baker, accompanies.
Miss Janet Spencer will give a song recital in
Esndelssohn Hall Thursday afternoon HOvem-
- e. ana has been engaged by the New YORK
rNharmonic Society for one 81 its concerts. MISS
Npsacer las also been engaged as the leading con-
@lo az the Cincinnati May Festival in 1910
sable message from Rachnlaninoff TO the Wolf
oo--H Musical Bureau announces that the Russian
cOHEaser and pianist will arrive in this country on
CS'''d Is. He will go Immediately 10 Boston,