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f~rnia was u good suzuki. and the
other principals and tho chorus were
excellent. The large audience WAS lib
eral vita applause.
kOCIAN, VlOLINIST, TO PLAY
WITH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Jaroslav Kocian, v%iolinist. viii be the
soloist al the symphony Society's con-
cert. under the direction OF Waite
Damrosch, Ia the New Theatre to-mor-
row afternoon. lie VIII he heard "a
Lalo's Spanish symphony. Tho orcAes.
tral numbcr~ are Brahms'S symphony
in r minor. Dvoraks In the SpInui. 3
Room" and Johann STRAUSS 90 We
Millions" The annual Wagner pro-
sranme OF the society Will be present
ed next Friday afternoon. There viii
be excerpts from II arsifal,' Die Mcis-
%terslnger." "Das Rhcingold" and Tam
hauser." besides the "Siegfried ldyl'
and the overture to "Rien1i.'
Tho Board OF Educatiun's schedule OF
lecture ~recitals on music FOR mex; week
IL as follows. TUESDAY. Songs OF the
Races by Myrta l.. Mason, at Public
school No. II, Wednesday. Songs
That Never Die" by Frederic Reddall.
at Public School No. 80; Thursday.
american Song Writer'S" by Frederic
Dean, with songs by Mrs. Dean at PUB
lie Schoo No. 1859; French and Italian
organ Composers b. Felix Lnmond.
at Morris High School. and "A Mid
summer Nights Dream by Syrena :.
Parmalec and Helen q. Williams. At
Public School No. lG. and on Friday.
"Folksongs OF Germany" by Walter l..
Bogert. at Public school No. 3. and
Scottish Music" by Katherine Hand,
at Public School No. %.
The Imperial Russian Coust Ralalaika
Orchestra gave another delightful CON
cert before an enthusiastic audience NJ
the Lyceum Theatre yesterday after
noon. Mr., Andrcef's five band Of play
.ers may he heard again tonight at
carnegie Hall and tomorrow night at
the New Amsterdam Theatre. After
Tomorrow nights performance the or
ganihatIon vii! leave for a two weeks
tour of Philadelphia. Baltimore, Wash
ingtoh. Boston and other cities.
-
Arthur Friedhcim. who was one q.
LISTS favorite pupils, Will make "A tour
o; America this season. lie made his
first visit to this country In 1904. On the
death Of Anton Scidl Mr.. Frlelheim
was invited TO succeed him as conductor
OF the New York Philharmonic Or
chestra. but his position as director OF
the Royal Musical Conservatory az
Manchester. England. made 1t necessary
10 refuse the offer.
Arrangements are complete for the
concert o. Marie Deutscher. the littlc
vlolinis,e. nest Wednesday evening AZ
the Music Han Of the Academy u.
Music. Brooklyn. The proceeds will b,
used TO get the slrl u violin. The lioad-
ley Orchestra. Alma Webster Powell
Leopold Winklcr and the g!rl herself ar,
to take part.
The Flonzaley Quartet. one of tn
ablest OF chamber music organizations
viii give the first of It's three concerts
In Mendelssohn Han next Tuesday even
ing. The programme consists of Mo
zart's quartet In q major. Debussy'i
quartet in q minor and Hayden's quar-
tet IN i major,
Henrlette Michelson Will be the solo
, list In Mozart's piano concerto in |
; minor at the first of the Nolpc sym
I phouy Society concerts at CarnegiI
: Hall tomorrow afternoon Dvorak'
I symphony From the New World" ST.
. be the chief orchestral feature.
{ william g. Carl will give the Gua
free organ recital OF the fan series I
Z the First Presbyterian Church on Mon
= day evening, assisted by Zoe pyne, tn
$ English violinist, and Andrea SartC
baritone. No tickets are required.
Alma Glover salmon. American plan
lst and authority ON Russian music, wi
y, be the artist In the Brooklyn Academ
OF Arts and Sciences course OF concert
at the Academy OF Music, B,ooklyi
next Saturday evening.
The Philharmonic Society Is on ON Il
first long rney. In response 10 a II,
- mand for its appearance in other o.,io
n Pittsburg, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rocacsto
e syracuse and Utica will be visited me-
:, week.
A. Josef Ilofmaun, AZ his piano vo,i,.
p. In Carnegie Han this afternoon AT ..
ar O'Clock, viii play his own "thard,to
., RlsIen' and compositions by he
thovon, Chopin, schumunn ana Rubl
" stein,
~ Tho usual free organ r~ec!tais by Pre-
H. Samuel \. Baldwin in the Great Ill
e. Of the city College viii be given on I
st morrow and Wednesday afternoons
N. 4 o'clock.
int Warren II. Hedden will give a n
nd organ recital In the Church OF the !
10 carnation next Wednesday evening.