The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-10
Sunday Concerts
Continue to DraU
Large Audiences
Julia Cuip and Cornelia
Rider.Possarf Soloists
With the Symphony
and Edmond Clement
With the Philharmonic
Ovchesfvas Seig-
man Memorial.
BY SYLVESTER RAWLING.

ThhttE were EN- CohScb III '
York yesterday tha' attracted
= large audiences and that mace
THE Day Of Rest for music resiew-
ere. At least, worth Nj. Kelgn's .Ilurni-
native attention n caricature. AZ Aeo-
ian Hall in the A.tefio or Walter Dam
ro.eh and the SYMPHONY Sosietys on
cnostra. with the assistance OF Julia
CUP. the Dutch singer. AMI Corneha
Ridsr-Poesart. the German panis'' en-
tsrtained a crowded house. Mne up
added to the admiration she has al
ready evoked by her fnc exposition OF
a Beethoven group of three songs that
b,rsn with "Adeia,dA' and Hugo
Wolf group OF tou- songs that ended
with "Er lists" Mime. posssrt WAS the
suloist IN Moxart's concert, In major
playing with clarity and eNpreSivene's'
10th were warmly applsuded. The or
chestral numbers were Haydhs M'h'
AIRY" symphony, VOLTS italian se'e-
made" and the finale from Rinsky-
Korsakoff's "scheherasade." wei per-
formed. making an attractive pro-
Eramme.
Mr.. stransky and the Philharmonic
aociety's Orchestra. playing at Carnegie
Hail At the same time. had the ASSIST
aacs of Edmond Clement. the french
.ssor, a. soiolst lie was heard In the
20 Paradis" aria from Meyerbeere
"I;Africaine," raure's Clair de lune
an Nassenets "Reve de Manon." ana
charmed q large gathering by his art
Gear Franck's symphony In d minor
ara Massenet's "Phedre" overture were
the works exploited By the orchestra, all
wen played.
4 memorial concert TO Alfred lincoln
sengmAn at the Hudson Theatre by the
Young Mems Symphony Orchestra. OF
which he was 4 member and the prin-
ctpel supporter. was another afternoon
atersetion. Arnold Voipe. the conductor.
LED his young players through Beeth'
ovens "Eroica' symphony Tschaikow-
vkys "Andante Csntabile" for strings
ana Deethoven's "Egmont' overture. A
plea vas made for successors to Mr.
scotsman who would continue 20 help
promising young musicians to scholar
sh0s.
Josef Thcvinns was the principal SOLO
sst last svening 1t one 1t the nost enjoy
ale concerts given this season nj TN
Metropolitan Opera House. He delighted
q very large house. and after doser
recalls nave two encores. His regular
numbers were LISTS Il nat concerto
Mend slssohn. LISTS "On the Wings o.
SONG" schumsnn-Tsustgs TEL Contra
bandissa" and Chopin's Allegro d
Concert" The vocal soloists were Mis-
Asna Case, Carl Jorn and Dinh Oily
An sing nneiy. Miss Cases. rendition
Of "Casta Diva" and an encore wa
charming.
Another Of julius Hops concerts o
cisasic music at popular prices drew
great audience TO Madison Square Gar
den last night. Modest Altrchuler an
the Russian symphony Orchestra piaye
compositions by Rossini. Ponch,ell
Verdi, Handel. Masscnet, Glinks an
Oounod. Eleanora de cisneros san
aria from MascaEni'e "Cavelleria" an
vefdis Don Carlos In fine voice an
demonstrated that the popularity nh
won while with Mr.. Hamnerstein'
Manhattan Opera Company had nc
diminished. Jaroslav kocian. Violin
'st. soloist In Tschaikowsky's concerto
slso was we'll received.
David and Clara Names Eave III
third OF their violin and piano recita
at the Belasco Theatre last evening. a
tracing. as usual, 4 large and distiI
Euished audience Of music lovers. man
VI wnom. however. arrived so late tn'
Mr.. Names had to repeat an explain,
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