New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19
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,o,cert Of the Russian symphony Society
Tuesdav evening, November 20. at the
..o1,an Hall Tschaikowsky's symphony
Anpo,patioue." Maurice Warner, young
,.1;rist A pupil of Leopold Auer. will be
W. so,oist. and will play Tschaikowsky's
violin concerto.
Maud Powell promises a new treat at
,sr recital in Aeolan Hall on Tuesday
1.a,inr october 81. The late Coleridge-
-a,,or,s first violin concerto occupies the
- NJ honor on her programme. The
- vas written for the Norfolk, Conn,
,.,c festival and Dedicated to Mrs. Pow
an who gave the first performance in
- 1912 The work, which was the
-, cornpleted before the composers
s-.,b &c said to rank with his best
ohisvenents. We have Mrs. Powells
I'D for II that the composers predilec-
,,on for his African folk music is revealed
=. ,be roelodic contours OF the concerto.
There is much else Of musical significance
e. Mrs. Powelrs programme, which is as
follows:
Concerto. g minor ........ .Coleridge- TAYLOR
soma ~ American Compositions.
slsyjc Dance a major ........ Dvorak- Barth
Ninuct G. majo r......... beethoNen
N NT"sarSa Dance, minor Brahms,J oaehim
caani.b plnce tZapateado) 49,. .sarasate
aner two years absence Jan Kubehk
u.iu rlav this evening in the Hppodronlc.
The bohemian violinist, since his arrival
On this country a fortnight ago, has
shown by series of remarkable engage
nents that his popularity has no sign Of
waning In Boston last Sunday he PLAYED
before an audience that taxed the capac-
,,v Of symphony Hall. At his Hippo
dronoe cor cert Kubelik will be assisted "
Nahan Frankie and an orchestra OF sew
enty pieces. The programme follows;
Overture. Der Freischutz''. ....... Weber
Concerto in minor for violin and OF Ranch
caesTa " ,<,tei,E Max hru'n
Three dances Instrumentation by FeuE
co T in p minor, No p for violin n,, cir,
and orchestra MIR Kabeik " l''
Overture "Sakuntala" ..................Go idmark
scenes Dc IA Czardh' coo ..'. n %
O'''P'"'''' Mr. Kubelik.
Marie Morrisey, contralto, who gives
recital in Aeolian Hall en- Thursday even
ing. October 30, will sing programme OF
songs in Italian. French. German and
English. Among them will be Martini
Placer d'Amor," Chaminade's Chan
son Slave" Schumanns "Abendlied' and
Strauss .'Morgen." The English group
that she will sing includes Sidney's
Homers Banjo Song" Mrs Beach's
"Ny Star" MacDowell's "The Bluebell.
Pette's Twilight at Sea- and Huhn's
ISRAELI" The contralto will be assisted
BY Harry NJ. Gilbert at the piano.
Peinald Werrenrath will give song re-
cltal on Thursday evening in Aeolian
Hall This will be his programme
Ab,narebet and Auf wachtposen H. HsTm Mann
Wanderers Nachtlied $3.50. Joseph MAJ
sommernacht and Aoehd am Str SIieii Ricb,er
Geors Won Frundsberg, Warming and md, p ,ani,
Wv Arnold Schooers
. >....,,,,o .....A Walter Kramer
49, W.nr,an Deems Taylor
Give Ire Of your o''"' Carl Busch
To Messenger. ...............F Frank La f ,.,
0.................F Morris C lass
ier9fei .......................... Bruno hum
sonss Of the sea: brakes Drum; out
d
ward Bound ana Inc o'O c. Villiers Stanford
This ,s the programme of Miss Cordelia
Lees violin recital in Aeolian nan Oh
Thursday afternoon:
Senate d ma jor 60
Concerto minor. :. ST., Scans
Havsnaise .....'''''''''''''''''''' I Hubay
Der Zephyr. ..............''' pooh
C.accona y;;:heI,ni
ave Maria .schuoeI " "
Souvenir Dc Moscow ...................Wi enia"sH
Miss Jenny Dufau, coloratura soprano
of the Chicago Philadelphia Opera COM
many. will make her first appearance IN
recital in New York at Carnegie Han 'hiS
afternoon. Her programme VIII CONSIST
of selections by Mozart, Strauss, WolH'
Donize,ti. Scarlatti, Chaminade, etc. MISS
Dufau has been engaged as the soloist
for Nahan Franko's only concert at the
Hippodrome, on Sunday evening OCTOBER
g. On this occasion Mr.. Frankie VIII nave
an augmented orchestra of 100 payers
The American Foundation. Whlcn was
established by the late Niels Poulsen' mas
interested itself in the cause of the scan
diravidn composers, and concert Oh
SCANDINAVIAN music is to be given IN Car
negie Hall on Sunday afternoon, OCTOBER
IS There will be a number OF sololsts'
including Nine Julia Claussen, mezzo-
soprano Of the Chicago Philadelphia OPP
era COMPANY and the Royal opera OF
Stockholm: Charlotte Lund, soprano; Gus
tai Ho,mQuist basso. and Professor COR
PROFESSIONAL ENTE21 AiNERS.