The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
NOTES or MtsIC EVENTS.

way on sunday evenings, November ~. Decem
her - and January ~ AmOaE the works N be
played l. . sOuatA Ia minor, op Q, by Enesco.
whch will have IL rrst performance In America
~ Mr.. aud Mr. hAAneA The other compost
tons 20 be played during the SEASON are SonatA
IN & minor b. bibeT. sOnan in major. Op. ~.
| No !. BY Beethoven: sonata In q major. op. 70.
| BY Beethoven. Sonata In ID minor. op. ioa. By
| Btahms sonata IN major. By Bach: Ia Fosia. BY
| Corrlu sonata la y miuor. o.. i,i. ~ SchumaGn,
and rondo brilAnts, BY schubert
| The KneI~el Quartet OPENS lhe tVeny d1ih
.on Of ~ existence and the ulne'eenth sessOn
IN New YORK IN November neat announcing its
\ regular srries Of concerts OF chamber music 10
~ given % Tuesday evenings, November Is.
| December IL January ~. February !, March 10
| and ApriI at Mendelssohn Hall. with the assist
| ance Of MessTs Charles Anthony, George Barrsre.
! carlo BuOnaniri. CouTtlandt Palmer. Arthur
4 v hitting and others Among the works 10 be
| played Witch Include a number Of n~st perform
| ances are. quartet In q major. op u, No. :.
quartet Ia major. op. ~, No. !: quartet In G
| sharp minor op 49, sepiet for violin. viola
violoncrli double bass. clarinet faGot AMI horn
1 op ~. by beethoven quintet In major. for
| two viOiins. viola and two Niolonoellos. by
schubert quartet In minor, op 81. No. J.
| quartet In \ major for piAnofortc violin, viola
and violoncello. op. - quintet IN 2 major. for
tao victims. two violas and viotonoeilo. or. ~.
| by BTahnN quartet In ~ minor. BY Chenibini
quartet IN q major. op iOs. by DvOTak: quartet
ict In minor op. t1rst tinnel. by Predertck A.
stock. quartet IN y major. op Cnrst time.
by Sergei Tane,ev; SUITE basque for nut. two
victims. Viola and cello tnrst umel. by Charles
Poric< sonata In ID major for violonoelIo and
harp-ichord. by Bach: quintet In rat major.
for pAnoforte. two viollns vioia and ViolonceIIo,
90 e. by SchumAnn. and quartes IN A major,
for piAnoforte. violin. Viola and vtolonceilo
manuscript nrsi time. ny Rubin GoldmArs.
IL "a oe,rtally announced tia, Mans the P1ute
Player l. = great popular succe~S ~ the Man
haitian Opera HOUSE. This Il uthu, to the good
taste ~ the public and "a the WELDON Of eiuca.
tonAl methods IN ara
FoIo~tns his usual custorn Modest AItschuler.
director % the Russian symphony Orchestra.
VIII inu Sducc 80 the running series ~ concerts
~ BE- given AZ carnegie Hall many com positons
never before heard In this country. Particular
attention has been paid IA the selection 80 Rus
sian orchestral works suitable Tor presentation,
and the list this seasnn will not only b. % eN~~p-
tnnaI quality but generous IN quAnu,y BAla
sercw's -lslAnea.- an PAstrrn fan,Asie, viii
bc played ny the Kussan organization a. well
The Greek Tereh.- ny Da$tdow. and two
numher- CONFUSED by Iladow. enutl~i The
Magic Lake fairy tale sketh. and 'Elkirora.
= Nolk. tale An Armenian rtApsodie. nv Ip
poiltnW lvAnov " anot0rT WOrk. ami
finnish rhapssii~ by Kaysnus viii ~ played
~ the INST uur Other new compssitions to
10 PLAYED are Stravinskvz srh-rsp fsntssie
Fireworks and = svmphonIc po-m -HytcuS
No mfuus- hy Na~~nko The remaining FIRST
time works will ~ = lyric poem and an Eastern
hApspir hy G'ayunow . syInphonlc poem
from the r-n ~ H"nSuS called The Forrest
Musical Tahls-uH = sulte by MusorgSk 81.
oerpt from RIr-sEy Knr~akow's fsiry tale opera.
The Gulfen CoshrrrI q waltz fr,rn Ts~halEow.
sky'S 'Nu'crScker.- cAlI~d The Fsnng snow
nasr'.- and Scrahinc's symphnny No :.
George Harrerr announces 'hre- concerts ri.
instruments which Eave two highly successful
concerts last winter The lArTtre Ensemble
vii appesT % three Monday ~ tcrnoons In De-ern
b~T January AMI February Atth~ PeA-co Thea,re |
NJ RsTr"rr rIpocts 20 produce among other |
novelties work ny ~ he most important /
cnInI-psrr- Of the day This work - approaching I
completion Ana II l. hope that n w h. Ont shed /
In time for yruluction this --A.on. complete /
list % compositions 20 ~ piav~t Will ~ announced
later Among ih~se are le Raj de Reatrice :
= F>t~" tsiyIr sixteenth century,. for nutes oho~
r.a0n~t.. horns. hAs-oons piAIp hsrU> iym
Tsni hy R~ynsldo Hahn. quintet Tor piano cute
oto~ Clarinet. bs~soon de,ii~at~-i 20 Nj narrArr
bS the composer Andrr Caplet Uho comes to
AwrTira tn conduct French works = the
Boston Opera this season. peiite suite FOR two
nutes two oho-S 'vo ciarinets. two hcvus two
ba ~~oons by claude DebuS-y transcription
- Marcel TournieT. approved by the composer:
caprice for piano. huie oboe and clarinet by
Camille Saint sans. sinfonieuA for ten In
struments by Ran
Kurt Srhindcr has returned TO New YORK. after
= summer spent IN Europe making resesrches for
material for a series Of four musical paEea nH
which h. l. 10 present ihe coming season. 10.
arch wAs rewarded ny the hnding o. = wealth
oi material heretofore buried In Libraries and
which viii he used 10 ampnfy the programme,
IN she spring general outline Of
" hirh follows
French Renaissance style Henry w. 4
~ Ictiu0n 81 last giutrr' : programme with some
..fsg ma NrNr IL. naf Hua e@Ia a 4
~ The old Italian music. MAirigas ami Artas
by PaIe-uinA Mont ryerd. Peri CAccini. Gas
'nldi Harpsichord ana violin music by scsr
Hu WAN. TaTiini Galuppi tobe followed BY .
performance IN costnmsl OF the opera la ,
~~ryA Pairons- nv PrrEoIes~
III programme OF E.'yAbe'hsn music Pur ,
rei'. Blow. Byrd. Royce. IloN'snd Jvocal and ,
Instrumental music
~ The reriod oi ne Pococo from Rameau 10 &
Mozart barsau Airs and dances ~ divertis-e !
r.cH' 'rou, NJ. operas. Couperin and RAmeau. >
tnwhr' music Airs by Greuy. Ihiidor .
ionsigny MosarI -Hasuen et Basuenne"
a one act opsreita, q
The name Mu,icai raE-ants- has been chosen
'r'Hus- u T. designed 'hs' the most plcfurr-aue
itA~ss ~ dlr~--0' p~fiocs shan pas. In pano ,
NWl' display. rejected In the mirror Of music ,
wage ssitnr snd costumes will be used for the | ,
'persS and dances OF zach period viii also he given
n costume
u Hanson : chief ATTRACTION for the coming {
"a snu f. IrrrIC,io nusorl The pianist Who
siHrrs to fulri the many engagements offered {
ss' s~a>on after ~ sucr'.sful Appearances IN
,r~ WORT chicago And Ro~tnn Vhich could not
hen be accepted Mr. Bu>Onl will lAy Win the
h"osiOrc Thomas orchestra. tho boston Pbila.
~iphiA. Cincinnati and 81 Paul symphooy .
'cbe>'ras IN their home towns and will make
~ orchestral Appearances N New YORK and
ifoosiyn VITA the Boston symphony HIs nov
arOus choral concerto viii he played by thTe.
v Tour 81 The oTche>irAs. ne himself conducting
nj Younger pianist playing tho solo lns,r,i u
r~ut Mr. Busoni viii give TeciiaIs IT, many Of 9
Ne smaller towns such As Johnstosn. Pa DH a
ioin~,, Ia selma. Ala -
Arnold NOIP-. conductor. takes ts,dlng Mac. =
. AmcfCun musical advance by Hgnounss,.
hat the space available for no,rIue, a, m. y
fugTammes Of the Nolpe symphony Society y
7is -eason Stii - chiefly dey otei To Nr,.r,c.n 4"
bn positions Tits IL ire nrst umr mat any
celestial conductor has taken this .tep IN. u
'm.ihTiJ which Mr.. Nolpe has EainsSi win q
rerioHn orchestral scores in bis ronueetio, IL
ith the New YorS municipal concert. mi. n
Imrner has awakened him TO thelf value. and Re G.
III place one American worn ppOn each Of nj, 1,
roc rAmrnss for the winter season A
Walter bAmrosrh has de,ided 70 make rro,er,
reach music the feature Of the thiriy .-rond y
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