The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
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nec'e Hall next Thursday evening. febru-
airy H. at Ia. and SATURDAY. afternoon.
February 81. ~ go. Elizabeth van En-
Hert. lyric soprano Of the ROYAL Opera
Berlin. and the Deutsches opernhaus
Charlottenbure. Will make her New York
debut a. the Thursday evening concert
There viii be no soloist Saturday after
noon. The Programmes are as follows.
THURSDAY EVENING
R,ahms Symptom in + Minor No 4
Songs with orchestra
Hugo WOLF .......... NerboI genae!t
Richard Strauss ......... Wle9cnlied
Richard Strauss ............. .CaecIlie
RaVel .......... Mother Cooke Suite
Songs with orchestra
Humperdinch g.. Is schaukeiu die W!nde
], Albert ...........,.-.. \enushNmne
Cornelius Overture to The Barber Of
Seville"
SATURDAY AFTER NOON
Beethoven. symphony in e Minor. NO
Richard Strauss Tone Poem. Death and
TRANSPORTATION
I.isst .. Symphonic Poem "Ilungaria.
There will BE- no concert Of the Phl-
harmonic Society at Carnegie Han this
afternoon, as the orchestra IL playing In
BROOKLYN at tne Academy of Music. Nine
Teresa Carrcno the celebrated venezuelan
pianist, will be the assisting soloist. Dur
ing the entire week following this con
'ert the philharmonic will be engaged in
tour through New York State under
the direction of StraUsky.
The next metropolitan appea !auce OF
the orchestra will be on sunday afternoon.
February %, at Carnegie Han, when
Nine Teresa Carreno Will be the assist
ing solost. Nine. Carreno. at the re-
. quest of the Venezuelan Legislature and
allied musical organizations. set to music
a
on the occasion OF her appearance at
Carnegie Hall the Venezuelan Consul
General at New York will pay tribute TO
his distinguished compatriot by occupying
a box.
For this concert Mr.. Stransky has ar
ranged an exceptionally attractive pro-
Gramme. which Is as follows
Eallet suite. .,.....,.. .GretfN- Mottl
symphony In y minor ,unfnisheb
Schubert
Concerto in 4 minor op, 49, for piano
and orchestra. ,...,......,....., Grleg
Nine. Teresa Carreno.
Intermission
Suite, impressions OF Italy ,Charpentief
Modest Altschuler has arranged a pro-
srsmme of unusual interest for the third
and last subscription concert OF the Rus
sian symphony Society for Tuesday eve
mig. February II. at Aeollan Hall.
TschaikoWsky's overture to his opera
"Voy evoda' will be heard for the first
time 4 new symphonic poem by Spendia
row inspired BY the poem OF the great
Russian writer I.ermontor, The Three
Palms." will also have its initial perform
ance. Another new composition to be
played at this concert Is II symphonic
fragment by Liadow called Apocalypse,
the composers Imagination describing the
tenth chapter from the Revelation Of st
John the Divine. Another work to be
played at This concert for the first time Is
Scrlabnes "Idyl" from his second sym
phony, Cordelia Lee, the young Amer
lean violnist, will he the soloist on this
occasion and will play for the first time
with orchestra accompaniment the vlOlir
concerto by julius Conus Four charac
ieristlc Russian national dances will be
an the second part OF the programme
"6OpAk' from the opera "Sorotschynsk
Fair" by Moussorgsky n "Cossock Dance
from Sorrows unfinished opera "Taras
Bulba" Dance" from Glinka's Opera
Life Of the Car" and "Trepak," b!
l'unns,ein. The concert viii close will
1s'na,kowsky stirring March Slav."
Nn" Minneapolis symphony Orchestra
INi DhefholTcf musical director vii
=. another visit East this season. Tn
-" NpIh concert IN to take place at Car