New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
: Aeclian Hall on Tuesday

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ouols Fismma che 'Accende .... MaIcello
Willow Willow ...,;; wilson
Du mist VIE Fine Blume Der NussoSuln,
Jemand and Widmung '.--''.-.'''
Lied Maritime ..-..-..-.' ~ ti,, -,
Pendant lo Bal-........-'.'.'''
AUX Bords du Jon.-..-...' 90 ,.h5oyy
Trista est 10 Steppe. -...---.... VI GU"
separation and The Roses
The Leaves and the Wind..........:.;. IsoL
kissing Her Hair...........'''''.'.;
We Two Together....-. iN'' i''-
uorbert FRYER. the English pianist,
assisted by Robert Maitland, barytone,
will give the following programme at
his first New York recital, which taxes
Mace in Aeolian Hall on Wednesday
evening:
Andante and Variations in F Minor Hsl dn
| sonata i'm A Flat. Op. ll0........... beethoNth
| An Die Lever. Die Krshe. Der Dopple-
ganger, Der Schiller and Promein scs,,hor,
Prelude. chorale and Fusue........... ;Fra mel,
sixteen Nalizes. op. Ss.....'..'.'...' brahms
Songs; Lilly
NJ Asrs Rubnsteln
/ Wer Me seln Brot and Der Tambour. Wolf
/ Prelude. Op. q. Nocturne, = Major Op.
| 81 and Allegro de Concert. Op. 4o..thoplh
John Bland, tenor, will give q re-
cital at the Princess Theatre on Tues
day afternoon This will be his pro-
gramme:
/ Wb.reer You Walk "Semele" ............ Handel
Trebt der sommer semen Rosen. Franz
E EePeiehsesshs- r4um,e mrleine ebe
sran .ia. s.s,. Richard Strauss Hi
/ Usrfenn6dchens. ................ Won Hausesgcr
Nsehdsaiieniied-E war elm alter KONG -
rs,,,lisd ................. Hugo Wolf
D BANNER Birnbsum-Komm Madehen.
Edw. schatt
Il cavecin GlstoR PsH,l1
Az " A. Ri F;:; usnor Ma.saet
he Winds Are Lightly Playing. Walter Rs6
Transition FASHIONS Nsrtin
On Wednesday afternoon George
/ Hamlin, tenor, will give the fol lowing
programme at his recital IN Aeolian
Hall:
Recit.,iTc and aria ReudI1 Serene al csli2.-
An cine Quelc. Lcbhsbcr in allen Gcstalien
} and Der Mandefer az den Mond. . H -,
Der knsbe nit dem Wunderhom and Dcg L.,
ARA Ie Roi Lslo
Three Little songs W t,t,,
Frage .'ts-'s'''+ ." it5L
Ich ind du. 'i.ii1g
M aedicsfei 10 Mr H.miini CAM
| Define Blumen dedicated 10 NJ hSmim 81,
! When Rrnq IN You color'd Toys....... .Carpentcr
At the Brooksde and Two Brown Eyes a.. Greg
Post i'm Wade. ."'Is ~.
o. suesser Mai
/ The Brs1Siet' TIE Maiden Blush and Tie
Night Piece. from the cycle To julia 3lHer
| Nine. Julia Culp will give her first
song recital Of the season in Carnegie
Hall on Thursday afternoon. This VIII
be her programme:
Molu herr Isl schwsr-NSchtEsll-Nor dem
feuster- sapphlsche Ode-SchHalDe sag mm
al-Fcldelnsamket ..''-.'''' III ,i - Eto
Elaine's Song Ashes Of Roses 1900 AfilvI ro5e
Indian songs The Weaver-Lullany !, 1' Ro,1
Befreit-Traum dlrch die Dammeruns Moron.
Sic blasen yum sbmarsch--Ihr junsen Ieute-,
Heim~ch ............ -.-... '-..'.'''' hlso w"
The first of the series Of moments
Nusicales avec Danses Modernes ct
Classidues," under the patronage OF
the principal artists Of the Metropoll-
tan Ouera House, will be given IN the
ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria Fri
day afternoon. The performers on
this occasion will be Carl Jorn, Lucy
Gates. Paolo Martucci and Vera Bar
stow. Speciality dances, classic and
modern. will also be introduced, after
which there will be general dancing
for all present. Six boxes have been
subscribed for by the artists Of the
Metropolitan, and it is expected that
they will attend in body. Orchestral
music will be given by A symphony
orchestra and the dance numbers Will
be played by the Russian Balalaika
Orchestra.
Following is the complete musical
programme:
Overture 's-'''f
Sarahande et Musette. Won hunli.
Spanish Dance No. s.....-........--... .rsf4stle
Vera Barst0w.
Ia Reve lie Manon .N1s-eNel
Russian folksong .---.-.....-'-.-
Carl Jorn.
scherzo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iuseDpe Mariuc1
PaolO AlAtucci. -.
Aria from 'Lakne" ...-... ......-....... .Deioes
Arl. from "Boheme'' 1Rodoifo's Romsnza) .Puccinl
Carl Jofn
Fritz Kreisler, returned from the
war. will give his first recital Of the
saason in Carnegie Hall on Saturday