The Washington times., 1913-03-02
'GADSK| TO APPEAR
IN RECITAL TONIGHT
Wagnerian Soprano to Sing
Many Selections for Which
She Is Best Known.

Nine. Johanna Gadski. the brilliant
prtma donna, generally looked upon a
the foremost Wagnerian soprano Of the
day, viii give = song recital tonight IN
the Belasco Theater. Nine G1dskl has
long been a great fayorite not only at
the Metropolitan Opera House, New
York, where she has sung the leading
roles for q number OF yearn but
throughout the country, where she II
held In special esteem n a concert
singer.
The program which Nine GadsG has
arranged for Sunday nights appearance
is a varied one II cont1tns several
numbers which have long bean asso-
ciated with the famous sopranos name
for there are certain songs which
Mme- Gadski has sung 50 long and with
such BncceAx that her name tnstinc-
lively Is recalled when thetr tit1es are
mentioned
The recstal win open with q xrsup OF
classical songs followed by . number
Of modern German s0nEA There wiz
be i've songs in English by the Amsri-
and GIlmour. while the recital Will be
brought to dramatic climax with
arias from sLohengrin" and Tam
hauser" The program In its entirely
.FruehAns's Nacht." schum,nn: I'm
Herost." F.anz: "Hark. Hark. the
Lark end "Erikoenig (ny requestl:
Schubert; "wehe. So. wilsit Du" and
.Auf dem Kirchhof." Brahms; ''Meinem
Kinde'' and 'Ruhe Meme Seele.
Strauss: With 2 Water L!1y y,cGaS,; SnsS;
mer Lullaby" MacDowel; "a Maid
Sings Light and Love Came In"
NJ. Liebi:ng; "A Slumber Song" How
ard 6. Gilmour; 'sElss's Traum, from
''Lohengrin." ard "Dich teure HaIa
from 'Tannhauser," Wagner.
Herman's descriptive composition. "A
NIGHTS Frulic," q fantasia OF drinking
songs; suppe,s overture. Mornins'
Noon, and Night" Bratton's Japensss
Lantern Dance" selections from Au-
dran's ia C1gale;" Linckes inter-
mezzo, "Amina;;' Gounod's Dance des
Bacchan.es:'' selections from The RED
Widow" "Gebest," Tobani's medley OF
Italian airs and Rolfe's new Nyiepna
waltzes. will be features In the Cosmos
Theater. orchestral program at the con-
certs today. beginning at O'Clock ai.o tn,o
afternoon and continuing until n:so
In addition to the orchestral selee-
tions. there viii be program OF mu,
singers and performers
A particularly pleasing program Is
announced by T. Arthur Smith lor
the final concert Of the season by the
Philharmonic Society OF New York az
the New Nationoal Theater week
from Tuesday afternoon, at $50
o'clock.
In the presentation Director Josef
Stransky will not only avail himself
of the full strength OF the wonder
full organisation Of nearly ninety
men, but will have as soloist the emil
nent Swiss pianist, Rudolph CAM.
Mr.. CAM will be heard in the Liszt
Concerto for the piano. in major,
his playing of which has melted the
highest praise by musical critics
-,
The orchestral numbers will in
clude Mozarts Overture. "The Mar
riaEe of Figaro" the Schubert SYM
phony in C major: the Massenet
Suite. Scenes Alsaciennes" and the
Dyorak Overture. "Carneval The
has been constantly
gaining friends in this city ever since
IL made it's first visit here three years
ago. but Mr.. Smith reports that never
before has the demand for seats n
creased with such bounds as during
the past few months.