The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02
NOTES or !MISIC EVENTS.

again composed OF Ludwig Maum. nrst violin.
Michel Bernstein. second Niolln: Jacob Altsehuler
viola. and Modest AItschuleT. cello. The pro
| grammes will be sele-ted from the beat OF The
! chamber music literature. aud the quartet will BE-
assisted hy Soloisis Of the irst rank. The con
reTts win be held IN November December and
January. The prices 70 low as To put them
within the reach Of persons OF the most modest
means Last s~Ason hundreds Of Music lovers
who might OthrrWise have found no means OF
gratifying their taste for music % this kind
/ attended these concerts which are unique In the
| character Of the music they Ofer.
NJ ~ Hanson has dectded to organize a vocaI
| quartet made up ~ experiences singers OF
recognized public position and capable Of pro
| vtding ensemble singing of superior character.
| The members Of the organization are Gtaoe
richards tGracia tieardo,, soprano. Elizabeth
sherman clark. formerly OF the Metropolitan
Opcra housr cOntraltO. George Harris. JT. tenor.
| and W. Dalton BakrT the distinguished English
singer. baDtoae. Andre Benoi will appear with
the quartet pianist and Arcompanist The
nrsi CoOcert 70 be given by this OrganiSA ton i
! set for the evrning of October - At Kansas city
Before returning TO New YORK the quartet will
APPEAR In 81 Louis aud Sedalia. No, and In
~ryrrsI large ohio cities \ secoad tour even
uaTN and February.
BernIce de Pssauam Of the Metropolitan Opera
COMPANY. who recently created the leading
feminine role in the new Opera -PaolettA" At
cincinnati With success. leaves shortly for the
Pacific coast where she Il IN sing In series OF
ten recitAls with Antonio Scott, the barytone.
The symphony concerts for Young People
| announce their thirteenth season. SiK concerts.
with Walter Damrosrh conductor. viii be
1 giNen In Carnegie Hall on saturday afternoons
November - December u. January -. February
-. March ~ and April The plan for this season
! oners great variety: three Of the concerts VII
further illustrate the racial development Of the
different schools % com position. 20 successfully
begun last year while at the second conrcTt.
\ December n. The children Of Bethlehem. by
Gabriel piernt. will he given A. q Christmas mira
| Gle play, with scenery. costume singers, chorus
! Of children and orchestra and the last concert
on Npnl viii he \ spring festival % symphonic
dances Interpreted ny professional dancers In
I costumes. TheSe Two concerts mara a neW de
\ paTture In the Young Peoples concerts and viii
add much that i Interesting and unusual TO the
series
| The directors or the Musical Art society an
nouncc the plans Of their eighteenth season a.
follows. Thrrr will be two concerts In Carnegie
| Hall a. usual, the nrSi on December :. and the
\ second on March "a The choir has been some
| what enlarged and Frank DAmrosrh has aTrang 81
In Iere~tinE and artistic programmes which will
| con tain eHam pies Of ancient and modern = pela
music never before presented here and of
! the old Christmas songs and hymns known and
loved by those who have attended the concerts
/
nounc~d the programme the Christmas
! cert December :: viii open With the German
fo'ksOng. Stle Nscht. HeiiEc Nacht
The Management Of the Boston symphony
I Orchestra announces that q limited number cf
tickets for both ssrieS ~ concerts that the
4 orchestra will give In Carnegie Han this winter
WilI-be placed sAle a. the boI ofnse In Carnegie
Hail In morrow morning at O'Clock A.
ysry. few II toe odd subsoriberS have failed 10
, renew for the coming season and there Il
long waiting ist ~ applicants for season tickets
/, The number which can be bought to morrow will
be unusually small The prospect l. now that
pra~,lcaly tn entire ealing capacity % Carnegie
I Hall for all ten concerts Wtl be sid By subscrip
ton aRd that there uiil he small chance for those
who do not hold SEASON uckets Ia hear this great
I orchesus In New York during the coming season
! Nicholas SokOlon. the n~w concertmetster ~
. ihe Russian symphony Orchestra has Just re-
I turned from EuroPe lie will take w his
duties In fc~ days, uhsn Conductor Modest
/ Altschuler viii call the nrst rshearsal NJ the
Srason Mr. Sokoloff Il - YEAR, obi. com~s from
abroad With an eHreilent reputa lion artist
aud via give evidence % HE soto skill at one "
tho Ave- concert seYle~ 20 Ne given IN Carnegie
Hall this winter By the Russian forces. Modest
Nltsehuer f. enthusiastic over the novelties he
T. present here this season. He believes that
/ some - them Will not only meet with favorable
] reception by the public but they arc ~ such
merit as 10 Justify high place ~ the list Of the
years nov orchestral works. A. the fTpi concert
| witch takes place at CARNEGIE Hall on the evening
| ~ November ~. Raehmannons second sym
phony. introduces By this OrganiSation at one
~ it, concerts three seasons ago. viii BE- played
| Among he passengers on 'he Berlin arriving
/ IN New York on september - were Mr. and Mrs.
/ David Names whose ~onAis rrcitals are feature
o, each seaSsn Mr. and Ms Names have
4 sp~ut the last nve months In Europe and we're
. IN London and Paris In May and June where
/ the, had many Interesting musical experiences
/ Thry were much impressed by the development
| OF modern french music - compared with that
Of Other srhoolN Among inc musicians whom
! they had tho pleasure 81 u,S~t'ng In Paris was
/ Georges Enss~o the COMPOSER al dinner
, giy~n by Harold Bsu~r for Mr. and Mrs Name .
, SIR Hne>cI Is looked upon ny many NJ the serious
, French musicians ~ coming great com
pos~r Mr. and Nrs Names heard the nrs'
/ manuscript performance ~ string octet. his
latest work which va. received with great en-
thusiasrn by an audience cnm posed the mos
eminent French musicians Mr.. Enesco played
| N rough for MIR ana Mr. Names hts violin
sonata % which thsS Will give the hrsi American
| performance 40 one 81 their sunday evening
concerts a. the Belssco Theatre this vinI"r
R.b-arSaIs bessn on Thursday evening in
/ Carnegie Chamber Music Hall for the twenty
eighth s~A.on Of the Oratorin Socieiy 81 New
Nors -nder direction ~ Dr frank pAmrosch
IN. nr,t concert will take place the ening
~ D~renb"r q at Carnegie Hall, when FduArd
Grells famous mass will he sung THIS NoTk
At time. divides the choir into a. many thirty
iwo nAri- and - written In the ancient contra
/ puntaI Nylr. though ~ nineteenth century
COMPOSER Following thr ;so Christina side
! ptr.rntation- Of The Messiah December =
and = the OTatorin Sorictv will sing on FrbTuArl
- 1911 Tranck'N celebrated choral work. The
! Besutude~- known - set - 20 ieN New YORK
/ rpu.ir lovers though ~ has won popularity al
/ music festivals IN this country and At chota
! concerts sbroad MrndeIs~nhn's HiIIAh- will