The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-08

NJ tho concert of the Philharmonic
Society IN Carnegie Hall this afternoon
Ruth Deyo will be the assisting solo!st
In order that the patrons OF the Phil
harmonic may hear this pianist at her
best Suansky has selected rs the solo
number Schumaun's concerto in \ minor
OPP %. for piano and orchestra The re-
maiudcr Of tho programme ~ equally IN
teresting and includes Bichs prelude
choral and fuguc, Schuber,'s Entracte
and ballet music from "Rosamunde' and
the fourth symphony OF Tschaikowshy IN
l. minor. or. 80.
\ highly original programme OF French
music Wi! be given this afternoon by III,
symphony Society OF New York, Waiter
DamrosCh conductor. D'Indy's famous
symphony on the song of a French
mountanecr Will be performed. with
Clarence Adler playing the e!abofat,
plano part, Ada Sasoli. harpist. will play
the pleasant Variations on Serious
Theme" by Roger-Duncasse. for harp and
orchestra, and a choral and variations GOT
harp and orchestra by Wider. The
orchestra will play an arrangement OF
Chahrier's Curree FantasQue. Next week
Friday and Sunday. the orchestra VII!
play Cigars first symphony. which was
introduced TO America by Walter Dam
rosch five years ago Carl Flesch will h,
Nl'' S'AO'SAt P4ds lHb = 'pllNt4 " III
violin.
This afternoon at O'Clock David
Sapirsteln gives his second piano recIta,
at the Princess Theatre. His programme
is Beethoven, sonata, op. III. Chopin
preludeS from op. IS, namely, Nos
go. 10. :. S. II. Is. 30. "a Four etudes
or. 10, Nos. 2 and II, No. OF the three
posthumous etudes and op. 20, No s
ballade. i major. nocturne. op. IL. No.
Moszkowski. Caprice Espagnol; List.
Etude de Concert. + minor, Gnomcnreigen
and Rhapsodie iIongroise No. ..
The concer; which IL to be given at
Aeolan Han Monday evening. February
O. by the Institute OF Musical Art. Frank
Damrosch. director, will include IN its
programme Tschaikowsky's violin con-
certo IN y. played by Helen jeffrey and
Samuel Gardner, and Brahms concerto
In u for the violin. played by Elias
Breeskin and SasCha Jacobsen. Weber $
"Conzertstuck" will be performed by
Rhea Silberstein and Paderewsk's Polish
Fantasy" by Elenore Altman. Lillian
Eubank will sing "Oh Don Fatale." from
Verdrs Don Carlos Tho solo!sts will be
assisted by the orchestra of tho symphony
Society of New York. which will be con-
Quoted during the performance OF the two
violin concertos by Franz kneisel.
The Knelsel Quartet announce. that at
its next concert at Eol!an Hall on
Tuesday evening February 10. will be
heard for tho first time in America the
pianoforte quintet in @ minor. opus 80. by
Arthur Hinton. with the composers wife,
Katharine Goodson. at the piano. The
quintet was written during the spring and
summer OF 1911 and was performed for
tho first time in London at a Wesley
Quartet concert In November OF that year
with Katharine Goodson as assisting art
list. It's reception was very favorab BILE
Mr.. Kneisel has already brought several
OF Mr.. Hinton's compositions before
American audiences for the first time.
notably In the case OF the piano concerto
which he conducted at the Worcester fes-
tival of 1908. and the piano trio played
AT one OF the Brooklyn concerts at about
the same time. The second number will
he the quartet In r nat major, opus 12,.
by Beethoven I77O-1S2O. Tho pro-
gramme closes with the Schumann quar-
tet In + major. opus ~. No. 2.
The fourth pair OF Boston Symphony
concerts are scheduled TO take place In
Carnegie Hall Thursday evening. Febru-
AIRY 10. and Saturday afternoon. Febru-
AIRY 81. At tho evening concert the sym
phony will be Brahms's Fourth and at the
matinee concert In response to many re-
quests which Or. Muck has received the
symphony will he Beethoven's Fifth. Tho
eOlOist at the evening concert will he .