Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
!. Boston Symphony Orchestra. .

| The third Boston symphony concert
which will ne given in the New National
Theater Tuesday afternoon, January 10,
Will bring as soloist the Russian violinist.
Mischa kinaan. This Will be the third
consecutive season IN which this rAmark-
apie iertiSt mas appeared mere with, the
Boston Sympnony UrcnesIra. Eiman.
Wnen be nrst .cAuie. TO- tAmerlca two years
ago. brought WIN him a-eFeat-gepsita-
tiOn NJ q young ylolnist, ana one or the
most notable Things about him has been
hts constant growth as q musician. Tues
day afternoon he wall play Lalos Span
ish symphony. Though full iecosn.tlo
OF his high talent as q composer never
came to him during his life, Lao 10 now
placed among the really great meu OF
France. The Spanish symphony rs one
OF the ffiest' works written Tor solo vi01in
ana orchestra and the peculiar qualities
e FlmsA,s ola ying are dispggsysd aat JtAsir
The :coicerr wilf begin with an over
ture by handel In D major. This Is In
fact that when Handel lived snd flour
ished an overture did not necessarily
mean what 1t does today, that is, q pre-
Jude to an opera or music drama.
"a Major No. S.n which Ricnard Wagner
once called 'thA 6potheosisa of the, dance.'
The last number OF the program will be
by Engeibert Humperdfnck. who is Just
thesrecent usEformance In New York for
the first time on any stage OF bis new
opera. die Koenigskinder.'' A num-
Der OF years ago, while he was resi-
i Rhapsody in which WITH extraord HGussS
success he pictures the oriental colors OF
Morocco. where he spent considerable
time. Mr.. Fielder will Play the; second
"rahgisr: a Night Az a Moorizh cafe:
s:e.ssseJs Nosdiea Concert. e....al9.
The seat sale for the Nordica sEoinlcert
at the Columbia Theater January ID will
open at T. Arthur Smiths Monday morn
ing at o. Nine. Nordfca will be assisted
by Myron Whitney. basso. and E. Ro-
mayne Simmons. piantst.D This will be
Mr.. Whitney's first, pnbltcs Appearances in
Washington for some seasons, although
his fine voice is well known to all music
lovers here. Nine. Nordica gave wag-
merriam concert in New York last We'd
nesday and was greeted with great en-
thusfasm. 1850 f'sat-at' a-,sa5 81.
Washington Symphony Orchestra.
For the third IN fits series OF Ave con-
certs, the Washington Symphony Or
chestra. under the direction of Heinrich
Hammer. WILL present a program at the
uary II. whose most important number
composer. Mrs II. H., A. Beach. Z. 1t will
be Interpreted by. Miss Dagmar Ruebncr.
In. addition To the success won by her In
European court circles, this young plan
list has been cordially received at many
private recitals In this country. ). -.
Among the numbers are Grisgs
'Sigurd Jorsalfar, Suite which will be
given an authoritative Interpretation by
Ms H ian whose PsEssSnsl fsiepS:hp
years. -Lisxts symphonic poem. Les
Preiudes," which appears In the program
is heard perhaps. more than any of the
score score of HIS work Is rrefsced NV T. an n
tation from Lamartine's "Meditatjons
Poetiques," which serves as a guide to
the meaning OF the composition.
Wagner's 'sSiegfried Idyll,. forming the
opening number. was Written in 1871 as
a birthday gift to the composers wife,
and was named for his SON Siegfrfed.
who was born while the work was being
composed con. , The iryt performances =, Of the
himself conducting the serenade to his
wife.
.s, 800 'sr---4- 70 -. :. -, -.
Farnsworth Lecture.
Three entirely new travel talks by. .
lecturer new to this city. and with new
Photographic process that make nis. fiIdss
and moving picture films distinctive fea-
lures In Themselves is what n promised
In thu two -courBss OF hree~iscturess each
by r. Eugene Farnsworth. at the Colufl-
bia Theater, beginning, Friday afternoon.
January list 4:a0 O'Clock and continuing
for three Fridays and Three ~gdnda5
evenings.
Mr.. Farnsworth was ori6iaalryo m ert.
ist adm Illustrator and A. the inventor
Of many new procesSes that are resiected
in the excellence OF his pictures. His sub
jectsA include 'sOld Nursnberk. eGlxturg
and the Inn vGllsys Of Tyrol," JanuSry
Ii and ID: From the Dalmatian Coast to
Jajee." Japusry 20 and %. and Social
Life on the Canal Zone JapplTys ~
AHu -. .rs.~.7s esev-----aaasset4t 49, SIS
n Z. Philharmonic 0rchsstra.
For the ccncert OF the New. y6tk HhiI.
harmonic Orchestra. 70 be given In this
,.;fv 80 the Nnfi0uaf ThnntAr HwnnAav