The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22

The cave. Edwin Schen der You Lay So
stu. Coleridge Taylor AgHus Del, Bizct F.
MIR. Mccormack.
Nine Rernlce de Pasquau ooloratura ,
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, in her only New York recital, Co h'
given this afternoon at Aeol.an Hall VIII
sing Grand aria = sccrA Hamlet y. ,
Thomas. Classics Of the fifteenth. sin
tsenth and seventeenth peitui leS- luonh
nctte. q. SelVagsi Non dar pin peue.
Ia Rossurs,'' \ Scarlatti Patron, j. :.
Bach. Andcnkou. Won J.. Beethoven La
Calandrina. Iomelii, O'polce Conien'o
talr from Magic Flute), Mozart. rutc
obligato I'D. nom Anacreon. V Nj
Nauzo; Eispetto No. 3. l.. Wolf Ferrari
lie Papilon. Felix Fourdrain: Plus de
tourments lie CId', Massenot; konneu
wir wandeln. =. Cornelius War hh NIGHT
elm Hahn. Auf Frischem Wicsengrund i
Tschaikowsky: Spirit Flower Campbell
Tipton: The Last Dance, Harriet Ware
Persian Sereuade, i. francls-Coohe
Nightingale Csdenga. written especially
for Mime. De pasauali Spring singing
4 MacFayden Eco" Waltz Song. Er-
resto Eohlcr: Flute obUgato. written Tor
Mime DE pRsuuau by Prof. DE Lorenzo
Rarely does An "all American" pro.
g-anm. promise more in ne way OF ppth
merit and diversity as that when mas
be,p arranged by David Bspham ana
George Rarrere for the forthcoming con-
Ger, A, he Relasco Theaire this evening.
N which Mr. Bispnam will appear in CO
b o,,srotiou with the Barrtre Ensemble OF
wind instruments For this occasion the
little orchestra OF pastoral instruments
numbering usually nine players. one mite
.wo ohoes two clarlnots, two FFencn
horns and two bassoons, wiz hc aug
a.. ~ ~
.r additional oboe and c'ar net, sever"
E-glish horns erd one each of the iessel
us.d bass and contra bass clarInris.
Mr.. Bsphar will sing Songs BY Hun
'ington Woodman. sidney Homer. Louis
r,lbel. Henry T.. Gilbert. William j.
Mccoy and Henry Hadley, the latter Two
p writer's being represented by songs taken
, ,ro,, tho California Forest Festival plays
f., conjunction with the Barrerc I'm
s.n,hie Mi Rispham Will he heard ~ a
humber which has been especially "ri'-
zen and orchs stratci FOR this programme"
II is called "Ecst7sy.' and IS tr"nS'a'eu
from the French OF Victor hugo 'N
charles Henry Me''zoU For ms corn
position the composer, w afn S''I'''.'.
+ will preside at the piano.
The Barrore Ensemble VIII play y
'Suitp i'm the Oldcu StN'f. 10y VI.
lin. new two pieces, "Ihe f'NSs ava
"Scherzino." by Gcorg" W 'n'u" H.
rev an "EColNRue. 10y tnN"rn '.''N
v,v partIv new. and two compost IONS.
"Soli,ud.' and "Humoresque,' which VIII
hiring into play some OF the amusing gro
f..nuc-.es NJ which these Instruments
,.neci,llv the contra bass clarinet arc
.,n,blr These compos tIons are ny We
. tor Herbert: and ar added interest -
given 20 them by the fact 'h5t Nj h'r
bert himself will conduct toc"
49,. G,.., va a auditorium Of ,Np E.tiuc1
. ,lonal Alliance the Educational Chamber
Music Society founded 10y Leo Levy WI
Give the third concert of its second sea
son this evening The programme VII
be as follows; string quartet ! MAJOR
/ Gltnka: quintet for piano. two V'oIihS
viola and cello, pv"r7N sU'ns qu' ,,,
Il fiat minor. Taueitw MaN.mlian III
ger. hrs, violin Max KarPer, second N'o
b lin: Jacob Altschuler. viola and Modes
20 Al,schulor cello Lto Levy will lie IN
, pianist The fourth concert viii tax
place on sunday evening. December ~
with the following programme Move,
= ,letten," Glazounow piano quartet, T. IA,
: major. Il cthov,r, string quartet
\ minor Grieg.
Frank Gittelson. the young America
! violinist will give his first New YORK re
z cital m Acolian II n tomorrow after
noon Mr. Gittelson has been heard wit
] SUCCESS IN BOSTON anu 44f'''''l l''-' 49,
T. has an extensive tour arranged 'hroug
Q iha West and South. His programme vi
= irclnSc 'he Nlrdlni concerto TN t. m'no
,, with a cad,uza 10y GiUc'Son, Rachs cha
T. come SHORT uumbrl. hE bNor'k, sara
y rtte aud Brahms also the minor cor
y ccrto by p'Ambros,o
on Tuesday afternoon Now York vi
again have an opportunity TO hear L"or
y ard Berwick. the eminent fnglsh plai
h, ist His second appearance IN two Weef
J. will again be at Carnegie Han. MY. $50
ID wick's programme follows a group II
D. Guiding Grauu's gigue in X Nat miuo
m Les Barrcades Mysterieuses by Couperi
10 So rlattrs nllegrissimo and Beethoven
IA sonata onus ~. -Four Chopin nun
NJ hers. prelude u minor, opus, %, No. -
~ uocturne q. opus 81, No ? etude
- minor. p. %. No. waltz, nat on
pr A. Three mode7ns RaveIs ondin
M 3ruyercs and Toccata by Debussy.
/. Frederick Preston Search, the your
J. American 'cellist. who made MS mr.
of New York appearance November III, W
Q give n second recital In Aeoihn liz
La Tuesday afternoon. He Will he ass ST
mn by Robert Raymond Lippitt pianist 7
Q | programme, composed entirely OF sonata
. ! WIN he as follows. Sonata in q min,
IN beethoven: sonata IN y major Brohm
sou1ta IA r major saint Saen'.
cs Evelyn starr a young Canadian y
II. uuist. who has conccrti2cd in Russ
ia Germany and England. givos her III
At New York recital at Aeulian Hal Tue
81 day evening. Her programme will he
follows: Chaconne vital La FOL
fr. Corelli. Scotch fantasy, Rruch Poe
an Fibich: Oriental Perpetuum Mobile,
,e sar Cui Moment Musical. Schube
he Auer: Souvenir do Moscau, Wienisws
M The Music League OF America has
n ranged with the pav,owa managem'
by for gala performance IN the Mctl
- politan opera House, In take Mace
nv TUESDAY evening New and hitherto u
~ seen ballots will he presented and
al proceeds will b. devoted 20 tho work
nr- the American Red Cross.
To- At his first New York RECTAL, to
10: given at Carnegie Hall on sNednesd