The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
Continued from Eighth Page.

.vl win int-t ftelc1i quincy,
noptano Nine. Ottilie Metzger. controlto ::
xe,l Miller. tenor; Herbert Witherspoon,
Mass. The "Alssa Solelnnis." In which
4 ueefhov.n reached his elimination rs a
.o,,unser and into which he put more OF
IA. titanic energy than arv other OF his
| uorFs IL so vast and difficult that II Ii
,.,oni the reach of all but the most cx-
c,p,ional chOirs. II Is therefore never
reformed save ms "a concert work by or
ran,zntIons with a full orchestral equip
.rsut Hence It stands quite apart from
,oe usual lturgical mass. and like the
rat ~ minor mass Of Bach, Il towers
slo,t IN sublime grand. ur. IL will be
sung IN Carnegie Hall and with the Or
ehes,ra OF the symphony Society
On Tuesday evening, March -, pletro
ynu, organis' of 81. Francis NaVier
cnurrh. viii give an organ recital at
Ie,nan Hall The programme will be as
follows: Prelude and fugue In a minor
and Aria, J. - Bach ChrlstJs Resur-
.exit and Pregnlers. o. Ravsnclio; -ssece'sd
sonata. + de la Tombelle: allegro an
dante. fnalc. Rhapsode on Spanish
themes. T. Ggout; Fatemi La Grazis
and scherzo In - minor. NJ 4. Bossi
AMIGA stella NaufraGis. X. Renzi; The
Storm: Christmas In Sicily and Concert
study. T. \. Yon.
s'ves her second and last RECITAL of The
season Tuesday evening. March 2k'in Car
rerie Hall MISC Goodson will be heard
IN seven short chopin selections. mostly
chosen 10y piano students. Her full pro-
gramma will he as follows: Vier Klav-
isrs,ucke opus l19; irte-rnezzo IN Il minor,
,nt,rmezzo In. j. minor. in,ormezzo in
c major rhapsodle IN HAT. Brahms
sonata IN c sharp minor. beethoven
'rocturn4 n q major. opus 81. No. 2;
study IN \ Nat, opus 20. No. Study. IN G
major, opus 10. No. (. valse In \ HAT. opus
81. No. 3, yslse IN q hat, opus 20; valse
~ \ dat opus ~ polonaise In a lat, opus
81 chopin ballade In - minor opus "a.
Grleg E.ude Arabcsque. opus 90, No. ..
Hinton: Etincelles. Moskowski; Taren-
telle "Venezia Napoli.'' LisxJ.
As last year. the moving spirit OF tile
rerad annual concert which Arthur
whiting and the University Quartet vii!
give on the afterno IN Of March 20 at
Aeollan Hall will I've Brahms and in i
manner least familiar ~ the concert
going public. for OF all that masters works
Ms vocal quartets have received mini
mum amount OF attention ia concert
fields With ar Whiting at the piano,
the University Quartet, composed OF Mrs.
Nahold, soprano Mrs. Anna Taylor
Jones con,ralto william Wheeler tenor.
The Brahms Zi.unerlisder GYPSY songs).
opus 1903, and In four miscellaneous Bruhms
numbers Der AbeEd, opus 81: DE!
Schweatern. opus 81 Jaegerlied opus DC.
AMI o, schoene Nach,. opus Sc. The sec
ond half Of the programme will be de-
voted to a cycle IF old Scottish melodies
vhich hsvet been arranged by Arthur
whiting Mr. Whtinsswih also be- heard
In several piano soil The annual New
York aupra,nme Of this little company
marks the eri1 az its s,asons work. which
takes ( v alt the large. colleges and tnI-
rersi irs.,of the East. where It's inter-
es;ngaid educational programmes are a
standing feature Of the musical work OF
thes. Institutions.
Frsnci; Mscmiller. who makes his first
appearance In New York In three years at
Carnegie Hall "Wednesday. evening, March
20. will play the following programme:
Sonata Y. y mai ............Ha endei
Symphonic Espagncle $500. .Lalo
Chaconn. .............. Vital
with organ accompanimenD
heioc!e. -.......... .Tschaikowsky
Hun'oresAe ......... ......... Tor Aul'n
iaNoit- .......,......... Moz,rt-Auer
Introduction and Taranteile. 4. Sarcastic
AT the organ. Frank Sealey.
A. the piano. Samuel Cho,zinofr.
ftt!ss NFtnolG. Ut RECITAL IN Gar
negie Chamber Music Hall on Wednes-
day evening March IS. will play pro-
gramn. ,of Italian. Rnssian. scotch and
French music
This evening in the Straus Auditorium
o. the Educational Alliance the Educa-
tionai Chamber Music society will give
10 ninth concert. The programme con-
tl!-s The string quartet. l. minor. Or a.,
Aendrissonn quintet for piano TWO vio-
HIS v'o.s and ceno. ,Dvorak.s and string
eiar',, op. Al. Schumann. Alexander
sas'assky. first violin; Nathaniel FIN
N.sisir second violin: Jacob ..Altschuler.
VIOLA Modest Altschuler. cello. and Leo
Levy piano.
rhs fourth and hast Of the Peoples
Symphony concerts Will take place at
ca,nesle Hall on next Sunday afternoon,
VIM Nine La nib.rt. SOPRANO. AZ the solo
The programme will be as follows:
overture, "Oberon' ........... Weber
tsas Dream, "Lohergrin". 80. Wagner
Synphon'r Poem. "rasso' ......... List
pepuls lie Jour. Louise $50. .Charpentler
Two EXTRACTS, ''rhe Jewels Of the
,- "u''"iIia .,,....... Woif-Ferrarl
TIE Last Spring. .,irieg
American Fantasy. Herbert
Mn Marie J.. Eanke will give n Len
w" att O! Poetry, story ana Song
AZ Vie 'ort Theatre oh the afternoon 90
Mar'h &c. She will be assisted by Bea-
NJ N''Ie, contralto. and Sybil King at
'Fhe piano.
Vie second and last concert o. this
seaS'n o, the Zoel!ner Quartet befor. their
aeptr' .re for Europe viii take place AT
neoitn Hail on Tuesday evening. March
o.. 4htir programme ccns!ats OF the
,oNo"Ing works: Quartet, up. Is, No. 3,
be.uu!en. d rnaJo. quartet, by Franck
mo 'he Quartet; Op 10. by Dobnanyi.
- htfaeter.st.c programme has been
snsAsel by Nine. Clara Butt and Ken
Ce'ey Elmforu for their Joint recital In
.,,Ta-s!e Hall, Tuesday afternoon. March
90 Ina English contraito will sing the
m u N'rai arA, 80 Don Fataie," tho Old
nmus,afa' afr "LAnge!es," the Brahms
Ne'A Mad-l," and the Beethoven
C,eauor'4 Hymn Another group will
'ncgi" the Dobussy "Mardolin" and an
ga nom "L'Enfart Prologue" while
lno'f Nine, Butts popular offerings vll. !
N'iis. street song "B for l3arncy"
~ 81 g '. stauf1rds "Johne-n." Ken /,
nueS Rumto:d will sing a German
sTy-p, H'i '"ngs IN English ly Somer-
~ Dt'.es, Hughes and Korbay. The
~huhS .sls;s vii! be William Murdoch
sY-.- Australian pianist. and Harold
''"'o1 accompsns,. .
este NeuEaus. piaus;. will give the
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