The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
Nine. Clara Butt and Mr..
Kennerley Rumford at Carnegie
Hall, Tuesday afternoon.

place at Packer Memorial Church. Lehish
University. south Bethlehem Pa. ON Fri
day. May 20. aad Saturday, May 80.
There VIII be two sessions each day. The
last session 10 so arranged as 20 aNord
visitors ample time to catch trains the
same night, The programme Will be
rendered by the Bach choir of 200 voices.
soloists, orchestra and organ. Further
Information regarding the festival may
be obtained from the general bureau OF
information. addressed to the \. c. Hun
music store. Bethlehem. Pa.
For it, concert this evening. to be
given In Its clubhouse. the German Lied
erkranz has prepared a programme which
includes Kathleen Parlow as the assisting
artist. Miss Parlow will play the Tschai-
kowsky concerto. the male chorus has two
novelties the female chorus has a group
OF songs. and the orchestra will play
Goldmarks "Sakuntala" and two numbers
OF Victor Herbert for strings.
presented by Nine. Clara Butt. con'-s,to.
Rnd kennerley Rumford. barytone. at
their joint recital In Carnegie Hall on
Tuesday afternoon. March 81. Numbers
by italian, German. French. English and
Irish composers will be offered. The
dsbistin8 hTtlsts VIII De WlIlAin Muruocn,
young Australian pianist. and Harold
Craxton, accompanied
Estella Neuhaus. pianist. and ]. Howe
CLIFFORD, reader. will give a recital at
Aeolian Hall on the afternoon Of Tu. sday,
March 81. The pianist. who Is Hun
! garian German. will include in her pro-
gramme four csardas and a Hungarian
gypsy chant. Her programme also in
Il rts
tions Of Liszt and Chopin.
| The Zoellner Quartet will give a recond
concert on Tuesday evening. March 81. at
4 Aeolian Hall. On this occasion they will
play auartets Of Beethoven. Franck and
DohnanyL
For next Wednesday nights concert
| OF the Schola CantOrun. to he given at
Carnegie Hall. the following artists have
been engaged to sing the solo parts
| Mary Jordan, who will render tho con-
tralto solo part in Moussorgsky $
Joshua Royal Dadmun, who will sing
the address of the Prince In the same
| composers ''Khovantchina," and Messrs
De Los Becker. Howard Pascal. Mar
lowe Jones and n. Biesenthal. who. with
Royal Dsdmun. will sing the parts OF the
| narrators in Percy Grainger's folk song
setting called Father and Daughter =
For this latter number an unusual fea-
ture has been provided according to the
wishes OF the composer. inasmuch as the
| entire Serenaders Club-forty mandoiins
and Guitars--has been egaged 10 play with
the orchestra. Conductor Kurt SCHNEIDER
has devoted his efforts In producing new
material for the programme that should
| be Of interest to all music lovers. For
this concert he has secured many new
works by Russian composers and for the
second part Of the programme he will
give the public new scores by negro com
posers and some modern English and
choral ballads based on folk songs, The
complete programme will be as follows:
Rimsky- X orsakof-- "Sadko," tabieau
musical, orchestra.
Moussorgsky-"Joshua. Biblical can,
tata, chorus. contralto solo and orches
ira overture "khovantchina Dawn II
Moscow (first time). orchestra alone.
Borodine - Villagers chorus from
prince Igor" chorus and orchestra.
Rubetx---"In the Fields' dance song
chorus capella.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dances" from
tho opera "Khovantchina.' orehestrs
alone "The Plant OF the People" from
tho opera "Khovantchina' tirst time)
chorus, barytone solo and orchestra.
Rubetx--"Song Of the Volsa Boatmen,'
chorus a capslla,
) idge-Tay,or-"The Slave singin,
at Midnight" ("Thus he Sang tho Song o.
DavidD. the poem by Longfellow tfrs
time In New York;, chorus and orchestra
Burleish-Two negro spirituals Ca
Deep River, CD dig My Grave" cho
rus a capelia.
Balfour Gardner-"News from Why
dab" a ballad OF the sea. the words b.
John Maseneld tnew). chorus and or
chestra.
percy Grainger-"Moliy on the Shore,
for string orchestra new Father an,
Daughter" ballad OF the Far-O'er
Islands, for nve mems solo voices, doubl
chorus and orchestra tnew).
At his last plano recital. to be given II
> Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon
E April I. Josef Hoffman, will play the fol
lowing programme:
Sonata d minor, Op. u. No. Q. Bee
thoyen; Rondo q CapPiccio C"Fury Ove
l. Aha Loaf Pennx,,l Raeihouen. Aialoais 4