The Washington herald., 1913-02-16
Week Leading Washington eaters Looms Large Interest
MUSICAL EVENTS OF
THE CURRENT WEEK
Mime. Rappold At he Belasce Te-aisht.
Minneapolis Synphony Orchestra
at the National Thursday.

Nine. Marie Rappoid, prina donna 30.
prAno of the New York Metropolitan
Opera Company. who 10 to appear In CON.
cert ar the Beiasco Thester to-nlrht.
has won fame in the field Of grand opera,
not only on account of the wonderful
qualities Of her voice, but also Of her
superior ability In acting the roles she
sings.
Nine. Rappold Is to be assisted in her
concert tonight by Mr.. Thomas Farmer.
the American barytone. who has been
scoring immense successes In his appear
ances with the prima donna on the pres.
ent Southern tour Just ended. 30 enthu-
aastic was the reception for Mr.. Farmer
at Richmond. Va. that numerous re-
ment for reappoarance there In . con-
cert. alone. at an early date.
Tho Programme.
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Mr.. Earma.
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written for and dedicated to Nine Rappold by
the composer.
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
The lonS-anticipated return engage
ment of the Minneapolis Symphony Orb
chestra- under the leadership of Emil
Oberhoff. its organizer, is set for Thurs
day afternoon at the New National.
The event Thursday, beginning at 4:SD
O. clock. will be made noteworthy by rea-
son Of the two soloists who will be pre-
sented. Miss Maude Klotz. a young So
prano OF the West. has attained inter-
national fame in less than two years.
She is ID siEc Puccinfs aria, 'Un bel di
vedremo'' from Madam Butterfly
Cornelius van Vhet is an old-established
favorite. having long since won his way
into the hearts of music patrons by his
mastery handling Of the cello. He is to,
play 20 cara memorial a theme andN
variations by Servais. Numbers an
nounced for the orchestra itself, which
NUMBERS elgnty-nSe nusiclans, lnciuQe
wagners Overture to Rienzi,'' the
Sielius Symphony. No. I. in E minor,
and the Liszt symphoni poen- Les
Preludes." T. Arthur Smith. who origi-
nally brought the orchestra to this city.
is again managing the local engagement.
F1onxaley Quartet March 4.
The unouestioned popularity Of the
F1onzaIey Quartet is made apparent in
the announcement made this morning by
T. Arthur Smith that the demand for
seats has compelled him to seek larger
quarters for the final concert OF the sea
son by this popular organization. As
consequence the concert originally an
nounced for Saturday afternoon. March
i. at 40 o'clock. in the ballroom OF the
New Willard Hotel. will be given In the
Masonic Auditorium, at the corner ots
Thirteenth Street and New York Ave-V
nue., on the same date and at the Same
hour A further announcement that will
be generally welcomed by students of
stringed instruments and chamber music
Is the fact that by reason OF the greater
capacity a more liberal scale Of prices
will be announced