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special matinee at Carnegie Hall Thurs
lay afternoon. December 3. under the
direction of the symphony Society Of
New York and Miss 1sadOrd Duncan. At
this matinee Miss Duncan will present SIX
Young dancers who are the product ot
her school and to whom she has impaired
through years Of training the principles
OF the classic dance which have created
revolution In this art on ;wo con-
iinents.
The second OF the Symphony Societys
popular series" of five saturday evening
concerts will be held at the list Reyi-
nent Armory, Park avenue and Thirty
'ourth street November %. at S:15
o'clock. The solois's will be Felice Lyme.
the coloratura soprano. and Ossip TIA
orilowtsch, the Russian pianist
Adolfo Jimene2. tenor. OF Mexican birth
and Spanish descent gives his first con-
cert in New York this evening In Car
negie Chamber Music Hall. Mr.. Jimenez
has appeared before the public for several
years In concert. IN opera and as a
church singer but until lately his ap-
pearances hay. only been IN Mexico.
Cuba and on the Pacific coast. About
year ago he made his first appearance
IN the eastern part oi the country and
last winter sang the Duke in "RlgOletto"
at the Century Opera House. and was
also heard at ST Francis Xavier Church.
Mr. Jimenez will be assisted by Mrs
George McManus. soprano.
An all Chopin progrImm, Will be
played by the young pianist Ethel Lee
ginska, At her recital IN Aoolian Hall
tomorrow afternoon. There will be twelve
etudes. opus 10, the II nn' minor sonata,
opus 80, and twelve etudes, opus -.
Al her song recital on Tuesday after
noon at Carnegie Han Nine. Schumann-
Heink VIII give TIA. following
programme; MY Heart Ever Faith
tul'' J. $ Bach; "SeNtus Arla,"
w. a. Mozart Zen lieDc dich,"
l.. V. Beethoven Die Allmacht," Franz
schubert; song cycle. "Fraucnllebc und
Leben." Robert Schumann; "Dle Drel
Iigeuner,' Franz Liszt; "Therese" Sap
phlsche Ode, "Standchen,' JON. Brahms !;
Die WMdheXe. Anton Bublnstcln :
Irish Folk Song" Arthur Foote
His Lullaby Carrie j. Bond Love in
Cottage" Rud. CAM
Paul Diapers first appearance in
Aeolian Hall Tuesday afternoon will af-
FORD the tenor an opportunity to present
varied programme of German lieder
IN the Interpretation of which he has
specialized during several years of study
ana performance abroad. The pro-
sramme will include Schubert's "C;esaengc
des Harfners,' SChumann's "Dichterliebo"
ana three songs OF karol SzymGuowslI
The first concert of the Adele Mar
sulies Trio. consisting Of Adele Nargu-
Hes, pianist; Leopold Llchtcnburg vio-
linist, and LEO Schulz. cellist will be
given In Aeollan Hail on Tuesday eve
ming. The programme offers Saint
Saens's trio op. 90. Beet hovon's sonata
TOR violin and piano in & minor on 30.
md the trio in u Minor by Arthur Hin
ton This work by the eminent ENGLISH
composer, though more than ten years
DID, has not yet been played In New
YORK, Several years ago II was heard
IN Brooklyn and In Cambridge, Mass.
and was received with considerable In
terest on each occasion. It's merits were
quickly recognized At its first London
performance in 1908, on which occasion
the plano part was played by tn, COM
posers wife, Katharine Goodson.
For his first Appearance in New YORK
m wednesday evening Frederick Pres
Ton Search, a young American celllst.
VINO has been heard with success
throughout the country for several sea.
Sons, has arranged a progra mme that will
include competitions of Klengel Glazou-
-~w. Goldblatt, Davidorff Ashton and
Sykorsa lie win likewise play two of
his own compositions. an aria and So
nara IN q minor. He viii he ass stcl by
Robert Raymond Lippitt. pianist.
~ his violin recital at Aeoliun Hall on
friday afternoon Nicolai Soku.uh will
play this programme: Sonata u Major
handel Symphonic Espagnole. Lslo +,
P9eme % 70, Chausson; HevNnaise, c.