The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-12
C0NCERTS-MusIC EVENTS.


atmosphere in which they were evolved.
Miss Chatham is peculiarly fitted by
birth and personal observation to spoo8
with authority upon this profoundly N.
terestng subject and her work along TINS
line Is OF chronological and historical value.
Carlos Sazcdo will play accompani-
ments on the harp to old French chill
drens songs. One OF Fiona Macle0ds
short Christ legends will be heard for the
frs; time and some new manuscript songs
by American composers and especially re.
Quested traditional nursery rhymes Will
complete the programme.
On Wednesday evening. April IL, at
Carnegie Hall the Columbia University
Chorus, composed OF the University
Chorus, Brooklyn Dratorio Society and
the Yonkcrs Choral Society. with Prof.
Walter Henry Hall conducting, will rem
der the "Mystic Trumpetcr" by Hamilton
Harty and Handles "Acis and Galatea-"
The chorus of $50 voices will have the 40.
s!stance Of Mine. Cecile Talma. soprano;
Dan Be1doe. tenor. Nicholas Douty,
tenor. Horatio Connell. barytone, and I.
Foster why. bass. These two works are
expected to be OF interest. as the Mystic
Trumpetcr' is entirely new. and the SEQ
ond Is a revival Of an old work. An Or.
chestra OF sixty will assist.
At their farewell appearance In a joint
recital on Friday afternoon. April II. at
Carnegie Han. Josef Hoffman, and Mischa
Eman will present the following proc
gramme: Sonata. A major, Cesar Franck.
Hoffman, and Elman: "Funerailles."
Consolation" u fiat major, and "Gnom-
enrelgen," List. Hoffman,: LIED ohne
Worte" Mendelssohn -Kreisler: "Gavotte,"
Bach-Schumann "Canto Amoroso." Sam
martini Elman, and La Ronde des
Lu,lns." Bazzni, Elman. "Kreutzer So
nata." Beethoven. Holman and Elman.
Eugene Ysaye. the Belgian violinist. will
give farewell recital on Saturday after
noon, April Is, at Carnegie Hail.
( \ concert for the benefit OF the German
Sailors Home, IIoboken, y. j. will take
place Saturday evening, April is, at Car
nege Hall The Arion and I.iederkranz
/ societies Will give their services and Nine.
Julia CUP, the eminent lieder singer. will
be the soloist
THIS concert. while under the patronage
OF such well known Germans as the Am
bassador. the Consul General and others,
; Is In charge Of the Rev. Hermann Bruch-
ner, pastor OF the German Seamen's
Church. The Arion Society will he under
the direction OF Richard Trunk, while
Arthur Caassen will conduct the Lieder-
kranz. The following programme will be
given:
Arion Orchestra. Overture III "Figaro's
. Hochzclt." Mozart solos 10y Julia CUP.
I'm Abcndrot, Die Post Standchen. Schu-
bert; Arion chorus. "lSl3," Prcischor
beim deutschen Sangerwettstrelt um den
I Kaiserpreis zu Frankfurt a. NJ. Friedrich
IIegar; solo by Giuseppe Picco; Arion
chorus Ritornell CfuHfstimmR), Robert
Schumann: Standchen. Josef Haydn:
I Frau Wirtin. schenkt Elm, Adolf kirchl:
Ar!on Orchestra. KnisermarSch, Richard
Wagner Liedcrkranz orchestra, Fantasia
aus "Lohenegin." Richard Wagner Man
nerchor. Die Jungfrau tDeutscher Lieder-
kranz), Carl Bartosch; solos by Julia
Culp. rs bl.nkt der THAI, Rubinstein:
spruchle!n. Er lists, Hugo
Wolf Mannerchor Herr list TRIUMPH, Som
net; Wiegenled, Mozart Caassen; Ave
Maria (Deutscher I.icderkranzl, Nessler !:
solo by Giuseppe Picco; Liederkranz or
chestra, DANA delle ore aus La 0iO-
conda, A. Ponchiell.
The Bohemians, New York musicians
club, with Franz kne!sel president. to
which many prominent musicians belong
have In the last few years entertained
many OF the foreign artists, such as Hum
perdnick, N!ksch. Ysaye. Ciodowsky.
Krelsler. Zimnallst, Elmau, Tuscanini,
Bauer stock. Muck. Mime Sembrich.
Nine Ternina and Flosch on May a
dinner VIII be- rendered to Paderewski at
the Rltz-Carton. Speeches and a humor-
Gus programme Will follow the banquet
The POSTMASTER Will be- Rubin Godmark
, and chairman OF entertainment Slgmund
lIerzos.
Players OF Italian birth Of various sym.
phony and opera orchestras in America
have formed an organization called the
% Italian symphony Orchestra OF New York
> for the purpose of giving two concerts
. yearly. one OF these concerts takes place
in the fall before the beginning OF the
regular season ~ the various orchestras
: to which the men are attached and the
other IN the spring following the disband-
e Ing OF these orChestras.
y This organization Is supported by the
dues Of thu members. the players receive
= no salaries and there Is no guarantee fund
OF any kind. The initial concert was
. given at Aeolian Hall October 8, 1913. and
the orchestra now has In preparation q
, programme of much interest for It's second
=, concert which Will take place IN the same
hall Sunday afternoon, April ~.
l. For the benefit Of the many who wers
unable TO secure admission to his concert
n u few weeks ago John Mccormack. the
{ Irish tenor. will rcspp.ar at the Hippo
@ drome next sunday evening. April 10.
= His programme will undergo q complete
change, hut many Of the tenors old favor
? tie songs will no doubt he given as extras
on SUNDAY evening. April 10 at Aeol!an
, Hall a song recital viii he given by James
y Burke, assistcj by Maria L,cea Rrack-
l. man. soprano; Bernard o'pounell. organ.
r Isl. and Norman Winter. accompanied
: The programme for the forthcoming re.
n c!tal viii Doe o JARED one, but Irish songl
~ viii predominant.
p Georg Schumanns charming orator1e
Z Ruth" which was sung by the Oratorie
> Society of New York December s. will b<
y repeated by tho society on Saturday eve
r ming, April rs, IN Carnegie Hall under the
direction OF Louis Koemmenich. The solo.
lists Will be Florence Hnkle, soprano NIL.
: dred Potter. contralto; T. Foster Why
" bass, and Arthur Middleton. bass. These
J. artists took part IN the December produc.
n ton. except Mr.. Middleton. who sings In
' place OF the late Putnam Griswold. Tho
~ Rods ~ the earlier event. The orchestrs
' OF the symphony Society will assist
Tho Kriens Symphony Club. consisting
OF an orchestra OF 100 members with
A Christian Kriens. conductor will give
e concert at Aeolian Hall on April 20. Tn,