The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-18

are on the ocean They are Josef Nal
kin, who succeeds Otto track. irst desk Of
the 'cellos Mr.. klicka. the nep second
harp. and Mr.. Agnesy. one Of the contra
BASES Or Muck arranged conserva-
tive programme, which comprised the
"Eroica" symphony of Beethoven.
Trainings Variations on a Theme" hv
Haydn Richard Strauss Don Juan
ard Weber's "Euryanthe overture. All
the tickets for the two series OF concerts
In New York have been sent TO subscrlb-
ers. and over 200 applicants for seats were
unable TO secure them,
The plans for the Russian symphony
Orchestra. Modest Altschuler. conductor,
as arranged by Sutorius a Co. managers.
will keep the organization on tour the
greater part OF this season. The orches.
ira open ed it's season on August 81 at the
PittsburE Exposition, where they played
Two weeks. During this annual engage
ment Modest Altschuler introduced for
the nrst time in concert form excerpts
from the Russian opera Boris Godu-
now" by MoussorRsky. The adaptation
for concert performances was made by
Mr.. Altschuler during the summer and
IL proved TO he a very satisfactory ar
rangement for concert purposes on
October 81 the orchestra leaves New
York for the annual fail tour. opening
the tour at Cortland y. v, going AS far
west as Iowa and returning by way Of
Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
The January tour takes the orchestra
agein TO Pennsylvania Ohio and India ma
and the February tour will cover New
England. where the orchestra makes spa-
cial inducements to colleges and universi-
ties The annual spring festival tour
comprises eight weeks Of solid bookings
beginning East Monday In Pennsylvania
and playing west TO Iowa. Nebraska, the
Dakotas. Kansas. Missouri, Texas Ar
kansas and then east through Tennessee.
Kentucky and the Atlantic coast States
The touring OF the orchestra makes II
impossible 10 give the New York concer.
before late in the season. but plans are
now maturing and announcements for the
| New York season will be made at the
| proper time.
Manuel Quroga- the world famou,
spanish ylolinist. will make his initia'
American concert appearance this eve
ming al the Hppodrome. Quroga was If
Zurich when the war started and hi,
contemplated concert tour OF the Europea
| capitals was Immediately cancelled ant
| arrangements were made for his visit tc
| the United States under the direction nj
! the Messrs. Shubert. He attempted TO ge
| TO Rotterdam by way OF Salzburg and WA
held as French spy for forty-eght hour
| until personal communication by t.legran
with King Alfonso OF Spain secured hi,
| release. Unable 10 proceed TO Rotterdam
he Journeyed back 70 Paris and waite,
4 there for three weeks before securin,
| passage on the Rocha mbeau
Quiroea IN nephew Of the Counties
Parda Bazan. the Spanish novelist VIII
| recently created sensation with he
stories OF modern society life in Madri,
and Lisbon. He began to play the wolf
at the age OF and was pupil Of tn
great Sarasate for several years. He wa
born in Pontevedra. In northern Spain
and Ia now ~ years old. He will reude
the following selections at the Hippo
drome this evening Concerto. Mendels
sohn: Symphonic Espagnoe" "Hava
nsise." Saint-Saens. and Souvenir de Mos
cow" Niema lnski. He will be assisted b
Nahan Frankos Orchestra and Mime
Jeanne Jomelli, the soprano.
George Barrere. the eminent nuts
founder and conductor of the Barrier