New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04

The vope symphony Orchestra VIII give
its first subscription concert in Carnegie
Hall this afternoon. Miss Henriette
Nicholson pianist, viii be the soloist
This will be the programme:
Overture king stephan Be1thoye Il
Symphony. Prom the New worl1' - Dyorak
O oeren !.Macbeth'; -. Edgar stiman Kelley
Suite "Sigurd Iosalfar'' ...-.....-- '''Fies
The second Saturday matinee concert by
the New York Symphony Orchestra, MI
Walter Damrosch, conductor, in the series
for young people, viii be given in the opera
house of the Brooklyn Academy of Music
on the afternoon of December TO- AT d
o'clock The general subject of the concert
is French Composers" In the series Oh
unusually attractive numbers Is a serehaue
bv Saint-Saens for violin. cello and piano.
with orchestral accompaniment Inc pf'-
eranme in full is as follows:
PART I.
dance of the Sylphs ......... -. -
PracessionaI of the Pilgrims and Evensons
The Song OF the Toreador St.. s oiao.
soreness Messrs. Names. Kefer and DamrOsch.
PART II.
Yeast Of the House of Capulet from Romeo J
and Juliet a sxmpn Pour i,bation. on Tomb
El ee Asamemnon from 'The Furies .Massenet
Scotch Idyl from Henry VIII ..saint-saen'
ms Names violin: Paul Kefer cello: Wal
| ter Damrosch. piano; assisting artists
Mice tittv cheatham announces that her
ANIMAL holiday matinee will take place this
wear in the Lyceum Theatre on the a1ter-
noon of December q, and that It's primer
pal feature will be the telling OF TWO
"Christ Legends by Selma Lagerlon, who
carried off the Nobel prize for literary
achievement last year.
Nikola Sokooff, violin, and Edlth Ihonip-
son. pianoforte, will give a concert In Men
| delssohn Hall on the afternoon OF Deceln-
her L. feature of which Will De Lekeu
sonata for pianoforte and VIOLIN
| Arthur Friedheim once a resident or Ne"
York and a considerable factor In Its hleh-
est musical activities, is again in the city
and is announced for q pianoforte recitai
| in MendeIssohn Hall on December IL
| At Mendelssohn Hall next Saturday even
ing a concert of pianoforte music ana
| songs will be given by Miss Frances de
| Villa Ball and Miss Ellen Langdon, as
sisted by Mr.. Reinhold Herman
A1vah Glover Salmon, pianist. will give
an illustrated lecture on Russian music at
|
,;rdav evening Mr.. salmon's lecture will
include q discussion Of the folksongs.
oneras. church music and present musical
| activity in the land of the Car. This Will
he followed by pianoforte recital, inciud-
| ing selections from Scriabna. Moussorg-
sky, GIinka, Stcherbatcheff, Rebikoh, Rach-
| naninoff, Arensky, Balakiren, Borodln, Cu1
| and Rimsky-Korsakoff
will
give an extra concert at the New Amster-
dam Theatre this evening. Nine. Rlta
Fornia- soprano, Of the Metropolitan Opera
House, has been re-engaged for this oc-
casion. After the Sunday night perform
ance this organization will leave for two
weeks tour. giving performances in Phila-
delphia. Baltimore, Washington, Brooklyn,
Springfield, Boston. etc.
The following is the programme which
Henry Such will play at his first appear
ance in America, In Mendelssohn Hall, on
Friday evening next, with the assistance
of Charles Gilbert Spross pianist:
Suite, z major. -Schutt
(For violin alone.)
| Concerto No 2, D minor, OPP. - Rruch
Siegfried paraphrase. -.- Wagner-W1helm
Reve d enfant- Eugene isaye
zephirs Hu lha
iii'' ''''''' Paganini- wilhelmj
Edmond Clement, the French tenor. who
is pleasantly remembered by Metropolitan
operagoers of last season, will arrive on
the French steamer La Savoie on Satur-
day morning In addition to appearances
in the Middle West and South he will be
| heard at Philharmonic concerts In New
| York and Brooklyn and Boston Symphony
| concerts in Boston and Cambridge. Inter
| spersed with his concert dates Mr.. Clement
will fill a series of operate engagements
| in Montreal and Toronto with the recently
formed Canadian Opera Company. In New
York he will fill many engagements of a
private and semi-publc character Mr.
| Clement will remain in this country until
| the end of March.
Percy Stephens, basso. will give song
recital in Carnegie Lyceum on Tuesday
evening.
This is the programme of Warren r.
| Hedden's organ recital at the Church Of
the Incarnation on Wednesday evening:
Praeludium Fuga in C.Johann Sebastian Bach
| Fantasia in E fat. ......,. Camille saint-saens
Offertoire .............. James H Rogers
Meditation. haiph n, Eelairs
The usual free organ recitals by Samuel
A. Baldwin in the Great Hall of the City
College will have the following programme
for this week:
SUNDAY, DECEMBER T. AT4P NJ
Prelude in z minor. Observation-Disclosures. Bach
Romance in D fiat. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mare
Fugue in d fiat. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Buxtehude
! leSenn -hdcDoWeil
Pastoral
Suite Gothique -Boellmann
Ezabeths Prayer c'Tannhauser') Wagner
Waldweben cSiegfried'D Wagner
| WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z. AT P. NJ.
Prelude and fugue in D major. ..-....-.....B Bach
Concert Adagio in E major. .Merkel
Sonata No. In A major. .Guil,ndnt
Cantilene in g minor. ................. WoOdman
frosplce t5eilalrS
Song to the Evening Star c'Tannhauser'D
Wagner
Concert Piece in major Parker
At MUSIC STUDIOS.
M. Ethel Nichols, pianist, accompanist
Of