The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

opus q. two movements from the Cesar Franck
quartet and the Haydn quartet In major
The selection Of folk Soags 10 he sung by Nine
S'mhrich at her concert IN Carnegie Han on
TursiAy afternoon. December q. alta O'Clock will
compyiS~ \ complete survey Of the most bcautiful
compositions existing In this cid Of music. The
nr,' part of the programme viii consist OF the
sp7E> ~ NE T"utonIc nations. nder this head
vii come nr,I the soik N lsir OF Germany. Swedrn
and Nl-yhr. The second division viii O fer 'he
fnlh song, ~ era! Brttsin. which include Eng
land. ireland. scotland aud Wales The group
rlis- the Latin countries will not only include
Pane Spain and Italy but French dialect songs
from Louisiana and Canada. In tho numbers
that hiG state the music Of the slavic countries
there Will tr found some exquisite examples OF
RIrsiau and Litt'~ Russian songs. as well ~ some
uurouniouly novel, and beautiful songs from
Poland. Rohcrnl, and Hungary. Then therr are
some rare gems rom Smyrna. The numbers
which have been selected not only account OF
their IA touAl Interest but for heiT innate beauty
a. wei r"p-rsrut long study and research on the
part ~ Nm" S-mbrtch that she mi ut put before
her audience The gems Of the folk song literature
Rort, Ilmbourg the 'relllst. who WAS recently
heard In 'h- ctty- for the nrsi time. VIII give
second recital IN the future The pro
Eramr1r now being arranged for this occasion.
which Vill Also b. ola vrd by Mr. Hamburg in
BDSton. win present many Interesting compost
tons. tmony them Will o~ the nach suite 10 G.
MI" Emma Trrn,lnI continues 10 appear b.
for" audiences mat tsN the capacity OF the biz
New YORK Tlrairr In Naughty Marietta the
greatest OF Victor ur7b-rt's ,rigmphs The pro-
Guctou I'~"If i worthy Of the trademark %
oscar Hanm-r,trin. which l. tannmount TO
describing - OF the highest degree OF excel.
l'7r" Mi" rr"ntini. for four years The IDIOT of
the Manhattan Opera COMPANY. since her debut
~ mi, lighter musical WORT has grown even more
pDnulA- 'n-n when ~h- hsrri honors with Nine.
MsiPta NFvf. n nd IA
The 'ht-'e-u'r ,~ason n, the SYN phony CON.
cert ~ No-ug People opens neat SATURDAY, after
rH0n IN 'l~nr gir FAl There will BE- great Va
r--'J In 'hc nlan ant character Of the programme
hi. season. saturday. programme however.
offering selections, al ihs opening concert
lat year from the WORK, OF tn greatest CLASSIC .
German composer. Waiter DamrU<ch Vtli give
b5i., susl' ~. Illustrated ny the plano OF the
more Important works before they are pIaye.l
b. The orchestra The >ninlsi on Saturday will
be VIZ. Dalton Bakrr. the noted English oratorio
singer whn has been repeatedly engaged for the
great rnu,ic festivals In EngAnd and has sung
with the OrEtnrn SOoic'y 10 New York lie will
b. araTi ~ th- Young Peoples concert In the
B-trl'chcr~ song from the Magic flute"
Ant .n ,'rrr ,sI-Crlons The programme follows
I IN ,cn.r, SON, Magic Frr'e Mozart
Largo Handel
Dance ~ nc Turi-~ i-D-,.n. ,,,.,.L
Dance ~ the Blessed spirit. ''"'
symphony 40 inc Beethoven :
~ Inc concert ~ the symphony Society Of
New Iors. Walter Damro ,ch conducting. at The
NrS Theatre this afternoon n O'Clock the sOIolst
will BE- Nrsr. sara Anderson. an American singer
who has been abroad for several seasons appear
ing "a o7rrs. This will b. her nrst appearance
In New York since her return. Nine anderson
VIII he heard in JeanneS air FROM T-chaikOVsky's
The Maid Of Orlrans and SenA's ballad from
Tn. FIylng Du'chIuAn \ womsn's chorus VIII
assist her In singing the nal- Of 'he first act OF
T-chaikowsky's opera ard the spinning Chorus
from The irving Dutchman The orchestral
numD~rs viii be- the ballet music from The Maid
OF Orleans heard here FOR the firsi time Dcbussys
rRnn,.r, de Prtnrrnps' Ani Schumanns sym
phOny m n Nat. N-tt sunday afternoon the pro
rFafnrrr contains ~ cral Items OF interest In
the mot place Henry Hadi-y the American
poser and conductor OF the Seattle symphony
orchestra will conduct his third symphony for
the nr-' time herr Miss Huids IAshhn>sa. the
snlulst ~ the af'"rnOon. viii make her debut
thl- ncc,. ion. singing Liszis Dic Loreley IN
other orchestral novelty will be the symphonic
waltz ~ Frederick stock ;hc conductor Of the
Theodore Thomas orchestra OF Chicago. The
pFoyra -nrre will be completed by MOszkowski's
"Th- obstinate NOtc' from his third suite
The MAr,m -Ingtg Ensemble Concerts UlrI
nrrn their fI,i srAsDn In December a. the Hotel
Gotham The programme will offer much that
rs Interesting and unusual 20 the lovers OF cham
her music and will contain q number OF xork.
pryrr nrf0re performed in New YORK. Among
these will be a sonata In sharp minor FOR violin
md piano ~ Scbumann. . sonata In a minor rs
lrplti- Sirpiacw quartet for strings by GIinka
and IbIDiar-H. tvo dances quintet for piano ami
.,rtr.,l b. DcBu.sy. ono concert will be de
voted entirely tn EGs,an music. and on This &C
n, lion ihr assisting artists will bs tho Marum
Quartet nn. member Of which Is Modest All
srnil~r. tho conductor Of the Russian Symphony
orchestra. There will nc four In oil.
two In December and two IN January.