The evening world., 1911-01-21

on Masters OF Modern Lyricism," by
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Durham at Pub
lie School No. 81; on Friday. Folk
accompanies. by Mrs. Rollie Borden
Low. at Public School No. 2, and on
Saturday. Beethoven. the Master OF
Masters by DR.. John s. Var Cleve. at
Public Library. No. 56 West One Hun
dred and Forty-fifth street.
The "Pathetique" symphony OF
Tschaikowski will be the chief feature
OF the New York Philharmonic concert
tomorrow afternoon at Carnegie Hall.
Gustav Mailer will also offer the Gold
mark overture. In Springume,'
Weber's Invitation to the Dance"
using the Weingartner orchestration,
and Liszt's symphonic poem "Tasso."
The orchestra will make another road
tour next week. giving all Wagner con-
certs with Johanna Gadski as soloist. In
Washington and Philadelphia. Next FRI
day afternoon In Carnegie Hall. re-
spending to the popular demand, a new
Gadski-Mahler all-Wagner programme
will be offered. and on the following
Sunday afternoon the all-Wagner series
will be concluded with a concert at the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music. with Nine.
Gadski again as soloist.
The programme OF the Gilbert Me-
mortal Concert, which takes place next
Wednesday afternoon at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House for the benefit OF the
widow OF the noted and popular French
baritone. Is not complete. but 1t will in
clude the last act OF ''Rigoletto." with
Emmy Destinn. Marianne Flauhaut.
Caruso. Remand and Didur. Mary Gar
den and Dalmores will probably APP
pear In the scene from Romeo ct Ju-
~liette.' Amato will sing an aria from
THE Masked Ball" and Edmond Gle
ment an aria from 'Lakme." Geraldine
Farrar and Scott will also be heard in
a duo. Louise Homer, Alma Chuck.
Dinh GIilly, Dufranne and Witherspoon
have volunteered their services.
At st. Paul's Chapel at noon next
Wednesday the Feast of the onver-
sion of st. Paul, the Gloria Domini."
a festival cantata, the words by the
Bishop of Truro. England, set to music
by T. Tertius Noble. for baritone solo.
chorus and orchestra, will be sung for
the first time in America. DIR. Carl
Duff, baritone; NORTH Schwartz, or
ganist, and an orchestra OF t~wenty-six
will assist the choir. The organist
choirnaster of St, Pauls is Edmund
jacques.
Ferruccio Busoni. the distinguished
italian pianist. announces another re-
cital for Saturday afternoon. Feb. 4,
at Carnegie Hall. His programme will
illustrate Bach. Beethoven, Chopin and
Llszt. The date for the artists recital
which he has consented to give In Men
delssohn Han at the request of musi-
clans who are anxious to hear greai
works in an auditorium that will per-
init OF the greatest musical intimacy
has been set for March 20.
The symphony Society OF New York
Walter Damrosch conducting, Is on its
annual mid-winter tour. which will close
in Boston on Feb. 2 with a performance
OF THE Children OF Bethlehem at tn,
Boston Opera House. The orchestra
will visit eighteen cities, including Utica
Syracuse. Geneva. Akron. Oberlin. Cleve
land, Detroit, Toledo. oxford. Cincinnati
Parkersburg, W, Va, Pittsburg. Bal
timore, Washington. Meriden. Spring
field, Hartford and Boston,
Berlin music critics have been sneer
: ing at our admiration for "Koenigs
] kinder" After its NTH performance a
: the Metropolitan Opera House on
Thursday night Mr.. Gatti-Casazzi
: cabled TO Prof Humperdinck In Der
, lin; Delighted TO be able to repor
continued success OF 'Koenigskinder' be
. fore packed houses and enthusiast
audiences
In connection with the Now YorI
Q Child Welfare Exhibit at tho Seventy
first Armory. DR., Frank Il. Rix. ID
rector OF Music In the public schools
%nnounce IA chorus OF children fror