New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

fIst this afternoon The remaining dates
are December "A. March Il and April Il.
Franz y. Aarens will conduct and there viii
be- Wagner and American programmes. The
Peoples symphony Club Will give six con-
certs Of chamber music i'm the hall Of the
Cooper Union on Tuesday evenings: NO
vcmber "A. December ., January %, March
L. Thursdays. March 2S and April Il. The
music will be played and sung by the me
sci Flonzaley and Olive Mead quartets
The Gisela Weber Trio, the Maquarre Sex
tet and the ST. Cecilia Club.
The list Of soloists for the New York Phil
harmonic Sunday afternoon series at the
Academy of Music. Brooklyn, has been dell
nitelv completed, and includes Mime. Lillian
Nordica and Nine. Frances Ada, Harold
Bauer and Ernest Hutcheson and Efrem
Zjrnbalist. the Russian yiolinist ZimDalist
tho latest product from the School Of Leo
mold Auer Of ST. Petersburg, which mas
brought out Kathleen Parlow nd Mischa
F,Iman. will make his American debut AT
the first pair Of philharmonic concerts IN
carnegie Hall November and 3. ar MS
Proo<lvn debut as sooist of the first phil
harmonic concert there, sunday afternoon
November 10.
Conductor Josef Stransky has given spe-
ci.l attention 10 the preparation Of the
Erooklyn programmes, carefully avoiding
e,,erinentsI novelties. 4 classical sym
rronv will be a feature Of each concert 20
which will be added representative Worhs
oe Hsvdn. Beethoven, Wagner Liszt
Brahms. Berlioz, Smetana, strauss SAINT
Saens and others, the selection being mace
with particular reference 20 the beauty ana
educational value Of the work and Its es-
tablished prominence in musical literature
The recitation Of Tennysons Elaine
will be a feature Of the All-English pro-
uramme which David Bispham VIII give IN
Carnegie Hall Sunday afternoon Octoper
% Among the classical composers repre-
geuted will be Handel, Purcell, MendelSsohn'
Wagner Verdi. Cornelius and Richard
Strauss. Mr. Bispham will sing several
songs by American composers also includ-
ing Harriet Ware, Louis Elbel, Dr. Elsen-
heimer and Sidney Homer
The MacDowell Chorus announces that
the chorus membership has now reacheu
two hundred. and though the remaining va
cancies are still open 10 al applicants at
the final voice trials. October ~ anu 4"'
male singers are preferred. Those desiring
information may apply 70 the president
Allan Robinson. No. 16j Broadway.
George Barrere announces works Of VIDE
interest. among them many novelties, for
the two concerts OF the Barrere Ensemble
which will be given at the Belasco Theatre
OF Monday afternoons, November p, 1'll'
and January %. 1912, this season.
The list Of works 10 be played includes
the following:
Pastoral suite Gnsrumenied by Archer. s.,
Two .,'aoi1 aai1s. oboe English horn. two clari-
nets bass clarinet $50 horns. two has
q Enesco
Two Hutos. two obocs. two clarnets. two
horns. Two hass0ous.
Prelude fuBnriit-. t....-- .t...-. 80. ll'THe
Two flutes. oboe. clarinet. horn. Two bas-
Theme and Variations s...............Fr Thome
Flute oboe. clarinet. hassoon
tquarelles Hollan1ais.s tbv requesfl. Oh. kriens
Two flute. tNo oboos two Clarinets. two
horns. two bassoous.
ia tstlcdralc
Fererusf.
TIet IIenn csrausu ou o Dutcu foiksousl.
rto oboea. tao ciauus's Two Eoru. Two
baseDonH
irtroGnstlon ans variations on an original
fhrne 20. iGH. ....,.............Tr schubert
Piano and nuic.