The evening world., 1911-01-07
BUsoNrs FIRST RECITAL
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON,

Ferriccio Busoni. one OF the really
great living pianists, will give a recital
at Carnegie Hall on Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock. His programme VIII In
tho four ballads of Chopin n
the Don Juan" fantasia. the two
legends and six studies Of List. a
delay in the shipment from abroad Of
the orchestral parts fcr the Busoni
concerto for plano. orchestra II male
chorus will prevent the first perform
ancc OF that work In Ame!ica at Chi-
cazo with the Theodore Thomas Or
chestra on JAN. IL, as originally
planned. There is a probability now
tina, the premiere of this choral con-
certo will DO given In New York with
a symphony orchestra some time before
spring. whom Busoni himself will inter-
pref the piano part. In response to In
sistent demands Busoni has consented
TO give one recital In Mendelssohn
Hall for the promotion OF that musical
intimacy necessary to render propely
the presentation OF h composiuons
which he VIII play.
han Gadski will make her hr+t
appearance In New York this season as
the soloist at the all-Wagner concert o.
the Philharmonic Society at Carnegie
Hall next Tuesday evening. Size has
been giving successful recitals on the
Pacific Coast and in the Middle West
and making several appearances with
the Chicago Opera Company. Her en-
gagement with the Metropolitan Opera
Company will begin In February. At
the Philharmonic concert she Will n
a group of songs and the Liebestod from
tristan und Isolde" The rest of Mr..
Nahler's programme will consist OF the
Faust overture. the Flying Dutch
man" overture and the prelude to Die
Meistersinger." At the Brooklyn Acad-
envy of Music tomorrow afternoon Mr..
Mahler will repeat the all-French pro-
with Edmond Clement as so
iolst. that he gave al Carnegie Hall
this week.
A~iessnndro Bonci. the distinguished
Italian tenor. will he the soloist at the
second subscription concert OF the Nolpe
symphony Society. Arnold Nolpe con-
ductor, which Will AXE place at Car
nsaie Hail tomorrow afternoon at :
O'Clock. lie will sing the Una furtiva
lagrima'' from DonizettPs "L'ElisiI
d'Amore' and the "Che Zelda Mamma"
/ from Puccini's La Boheme." For the
American !eature Wnlch IL DepoUic ~
established part OF Mr.. Nolpe's plan tht
companion tone-poems after Shakespeare
Hamlet" and 'Ophelia,' BY MacDowell
which we're composed in Paris IN tht
| winter OF 1885, will he presented. They
are regarded as the first of the com
poser's works of distinguished impor
lance. The symphony VIII be Mendels
sohn's third, the Scotch, In A minor.
Reinhold Won Warlich, the Russian
lieder singer. will make his first ap
pearance this season in HENDERSON,
Hall next Tuesday afternoon Mt
o'clock. His programme will begin wit
Schumann's "L~iederkreis." one sector
will be given over entirely to earl!
English songs. another to Scotch am
English ballads, and stlll another t
German ballads. which will include fou
COMPOSITIONS by Loewe.
Under the auspices OF the American
Child OF Organists. free Recital
will be given next week, on Monday. a
40 T.. NJ, at st. Paul's Chapel, Colum
bia University. by William ]. Kraft. an
on Wednesday, at $3.50 p. NJ. at Trinit
Church, by Robert !. Winterbottom.
Nine. LaSalle-Rabinoff will make hs
American debut tonight as Gilda