The evening world., 1913-12-08
Eight Concerts
Yesterday Make
Record Sunday
Philharmonic and Sym
phony Orchestras, Met.
vopolitan and Century
Opera Houses and the
German Liedevkvonz
Among the CiUers.
BIZ Svlpester RaiUling.

@F the making OF concerts tnere u
no end and Sunday would seem
to have become The first choice
Of the makers. There we're no less than
eight yestcrday. Beside. there were two
on Saturday. in addition TO two operas.
making q round dozen Of musical en-
tertain ments for the week end. all well
attended. Mr.. stransky's programme
tsr the Philharmonic Society at Carnegie
lAll yesterday afternoon was "popu-
M" II had for novelty Henry Frank
NJ 0tiberts comedy overture on negro
themes, practically new. the thematio
material for whAch II gathered from ne
FRO folk music. the composer says. Light
waisted At the beginning. Il reached
Q something moro sound and imposing
climax. Then tharc was william Henry
Humiston's Southern Fantasy" heard
before. founded on q somewhat similar
basis. For the rest. the orchestra played
HAydn's Surprise" symphony. which
DR.. Kari Much and tho Boston Orchestra
played on saturday: Beethoven's Lee
onore" overture. No. 3. and Tschaikow-
sky's theme and variations from suite
No. ., op. IS. and played them we'll.
Alice Nielsen. soprano Of the Boston
Opera Company, not In her best voice.
sang an aria from Mozart's Marriage
OF Figaro" and the savotte from Mas.
ssnsts ''Manon." simultaneously. at
Asolian Hall. Walter Damrosch and the
Symphony Orch stra were repeating the
BNch -Dsbvssy prosra mme OF Friday af-
tsrzoou. with Harold Bauer as soloist.
A novel and interesting concert which
should have drawn . crowded house.
was that at the Metropolitan last even
ing. Tho famous chorus AMI orchestra
wsre led by oiulio setti In selections
from Boito's ''Mefistofele.' Mozart's
.-Naxic Flute" Faust" and 'Tannhau-
SER" Italo CristalI made his first ap'
pearApce on q Sunday night. and was
we'll received; Sophie Braslau pleased ex-
csed,ngy In An aria from "orpheus
ana E,rydice": Lenora aparkes sang
Meditation Ave Maria finely. and Leon
Rothier gave. with the chorus. the pro.
lorue from 'Mefistofsle." All the solo.
ists were heard IN the quartet from
..Rlroletto." Gino Nastrucci's b'igato
IN the Ave- Maria number was especially
deserving Of praise.
The Garden scene from Faust" was
the principal numbsr Of the Century
opera HOUSES popular concert last
night. In Il the sinSsrs were Ivy Scott,
Gustav Bergman. Kathleen Howard.
Alfred Kaufman and cordelia Latham.
Besides. a. soloists. were Jayne Herbert.
Mary Carson. Morgan Kingston and
Thomas Chalmers. The orchestra num-
hers included the fantasy from Han.
eel and Cretei" and me Ballet oil
the Hours" from La Gioconda." Mr..
Nicosia led the FIRST half of the pro-
gamme and Mr.. Pasterneck the other.
The German Iiederkrans gave IT. hrst
concert Of tho season last night At III
clubhouse. the beautiful main hall OF
which was crowded. Wilhelm Bachaus
pianist: Horatio Cornell. baritone. and
Marie Kaiser, soprano. were the prlnc!'
pal artists. Mr.. Bachaus played the
solo part In the Beethoven concerto
and some Lisst and Schubert numbers
NJ his best Mr.. Cornell contributed q
group Of songs by Schubert and Richart
Strauss and Miss Kaiser was soioist
with Mr.. Connsll. In Max Bruchs ''Fail
orchestra which was from the Phil
harmonic. and Otto A. Gran was tn,
accompanist At the piano. The ohoruss
included Jerusalem Surge" '0otts
Ssgsn." "LAsrin." "Abmarseh" snt
'psr echnitter."
NINA DimitrieR, . Russian sopran
who has bean heard here before. an.
Vladimir Dubinsky. . Russian 'celiis,
gsvs joint recital At Asoiian Hall las
alght MIME. Dimitrien. who was &C
comeanisd At the plano by Eson Put,
saAG very charminsly sonss by Rubin
stein. Rimsky-KorsakoR. Moussorssk,
0fetschsnino6. Hahn. Massenst an
Dgon Puts. Mr.. Dublnsky. accom-
panied At the plano by Ivan Issnbers
played 6aint-saans's concerto for 'cellt
-. =. and compositions by Cesar Gu
oaasounoR. Davidon and Pepper.
Ths Society Of the Friends OF Musi
save IT. hrst concert At tho Rits-Car
ton yesterday afternoon. ItS avowe
aim 10 TO bring the composer, tn
artist and the lover Of music iato CLOSE
= Pslauoos'' and 70 give to deserving