The evening world., 1911-10-21
metropolis Of which everybody may b

The Imperial Russian Court BA10DfhA
Orchestra. W. w Andreeff conduaqoP.
which made . great success here NJ
season. when II FIRST appeared in A19-
lea. Will give a concert on MONDAY
evening at Carnegie Hail. It wfl -
assisted by a quartet OF singeSs 10om
the Imperial Opera Houses OF st. Psters-
burg and Moscow-Linbov Oriova, OoGa
Scriabina. Nikolai vasilev ard IVAN
Tomashevitch. "Ei Ukhnem." the seng
Of the volsa boatmen. one of the NEST
powerfully descriptive OF Russian fSak
songs, viii be played.
The Kneisei Quartet. driven from Men.
delssohn Hall, has chosen the ballroom
OF the Hotel Astor for ITS six concsgts
this season., the frst OF which IL an
nounced for Tuesday evening. Oct. d.
Tie larger auditorium WIN permit h
many lovers Of chamber music who have
been unable to engage sests In recent
years to add their m TO the stsb-
scription list. .i
Jan Kubslk. the bohemian vioAnists
will give . second concert at the Hippo-
drome tomorrow evening. assisted by
Nahan Franko and his orchestra 1ais
principal numbers will be PaEanint's
CenCeTtO III ~. uI8JUT anu -. q. EOOISkWJ y
concerto in G minor-its hrst perform
ance. The box oh,"s reports that the
house will be sold out. ~ II was on last
Sunday night. =
Albert Spalding. the young native vio-
hnist. who has been winning hcnors
abroad since he was heard here last
two years 20. gives 4 recital at Car
nesie Hal his afternoon. at which hs
will play Max Rogers sonata In A minor
for violin alone for the first time In
America. =.
Alma 0iuck, the charming young
soprano Of the Metropolitan Opsra Com
pany. Is TO give a recital in Carnegie
Hall on Nov. .. accompanied by Kurt
SCHNEIDER at the piano. While she was
o born under the shadow of the Stars
and Stripes, she 10 to all intentS ana
vurposes an American n an artist ct
whom all Americans may be proud. -
Mr.. and Mrs. David Names will sivS>
their three Sunday evening sonata re-
citals for this eason at the Belasce
Theatre. the lrst on Nov. II. The nov
elites promised are works by Roger and
wolf-Ferrari. The latter composer In to
visit New York this winter for the
premier performance here of one OF HE
operas at the Metropolitan Opera House.
David B.spham's all-English SOM re-
cital. inadvertently ~nnounce In this
column for tomorrow afternoon at
Carnegie Hall. will take place a week
from tomorrow. concluding with .
recitation OF Tennyson's Elaine" set
TO music by Ada we!gel Powers. who
will accompany him.
Reinaid werrenrath. the American BARI
tone, will be the first OF the artists ousted
from Mendelssohn Hall to give his an
| nuaI recital at Carnegie Lyceum next
Tuesday evening. His programme m
braces compositions by Schubert. Cries.
Brahms, MacDoweil, Wolf and Richard
Strauss.
| Marcella Sembrich. whom all lovers OK
the art OF be- canto. OF which she Is,
perhaps. the best living exemplar, de-
| Ugh. 10 honor. will not be heard here,
| this season. but In lal2-13 she will make
| an extensive tour OF the United States
| and Canada. including the Pacific Coast.
| On Dec. Is, the Anniversary OF the
| birthday Of the late EIdwar MacDowel
| there will be given at Carnegie Hall q
| festival concert, with Augusta Cottiow,
| Gardner Lawson. Rosa Linde. Nellie
| Wright and Paul Dufault as s~olo!sts. BY
| the Volpe symphony Orchestra.
| The Mormon Tabernacle Choir OF SAit
Lake City. Utah. one of the largest ana
| best church choirs. Is coming to New
York to sing at the American Land and
| Irrigation Exposition at Madison Square
| Garden next month.
Prof. Samuel A. Bsldwin's free organ
| rec'tei at tho city College tomorrow
| afternoon will include two Lisxt num-
hers. On wednesday he will play
| Brewers Indian summer Sketch."- ;
George Barrere, the eminent hutist Of
the Symphony Orchestra. tvs
concerts by his Barrere Ensemble at
wind instruments at the Beiasco The
atre for Nov. q n Jan. -.
The German Press Club gives It's hrDe
concert OF the season this afternoon.
with Henrietta Wakefield. Adele Kruger.
Macmillan Pilzer and George Harris =.
a. soiotsts.
Echumann.Helnk, after a most sue
cessful concert tour Of Europe. Is on her
way home. Her annual recital at Car
negte Hall Is announced for Nov. q.
Tho Margulles Trio will Hve their AZ
nuai series of three chamber music con-
ccrts this year at the Carnegie LycSusn.
the first on Nov. 81. 81.