The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.


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| Three concerts will he given by the CO.
lumbia University Choral Society during
the coming winter. The big annual con-
cert will be held as usual at Carnegie
Hall The date set for this is Dec mber
/. and the full chorus Of over 1000 voices
will render the Mystic Trumpeter,' by
Hamilton Hartly, and "Thc Music Max
ers." by Edward Elgar. The sollists " :! be
Miss Mildred Potter contraito, and CIar-
cnce WhitehHl, barytonc.
The rest of the programme is an inno-
walton in the musical programme at CO.
lumbil University. On December II the
chorus will give 1.-THE Messiah in st.
paul's chapel at Columbia University The
third concert will b. held in the C"'rn-
bia University gymnasium some time dur
ing April This is the first time that two
| of the annual concerts of the society nave
been held at the University.
| Francis Macmilcn, the American violin
! ist whose fifth tour Of the United states
| and canada starts October l. IL still in
/ I.uShwitz. Germany. Mr. Macmillcu Is In
something of dilemma. lie has permits
/ sion to go TO Italy and thence TO the
states. but dos not know what to do
]
/ Russian wolfhound. which he had In
tended to bring to this country. Tho
/ Baron is the second largest dog in tho
world aud requires considerable meat and
drin, TO keep him good humored
! \ telegram from Tina Lerner from Rot
tcrdam statts that the Russian pianist In
| a passenger on the steamship Ryndam due
| this week. Miss Lerner was on the Con-
/ ba hrplyp and X
pericuced great difficulty in getting across
/ the frontier. Her American tour was
originally scheduled to begin early in
November but because OF tho European
/ situation she decided to sail at the earli-
! est opportunity. As a result she will be-
| gin her concert engagements a month
earlier than was originally planned.
Ioudon Charlton has received a letter
| from Paris from Edmund Burke, the Irish
| barytone who toured America last sea-
son with Nine. Meba and who plans
, return visit this coming fall. Mr.. Burke
describes the stirring scenes in the French
! capital Mt the outbreak of the war. and
states that he intends to remain in Paris
! several weeks longer. as he Is comfortable
and safe despite the exciting events gong
| on about him
Mr.. Burkes American tour Is scheduled
! 10 begin early I'm October. The barytone
viii 20 10 the Pacific coast
NJ H. Hanson, the musical manager.
| has arrived home from Europe. Mr.. Han
son succeeded in getting IN touch with
/ his various artists in Europe, and has
| assurance that they viii all reach this
| country in time for their early engage
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