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

Wolf-Ferraris popular and melodious
opera The Jewels Of the Madonna" will
he given It's only local presentations this
week at the Century Opera House with
the same quartet OF artists that SANG II
with the Century organization last sea-
son. Gustaf Bergman, the Swedish tenor,
who has been detained in Europe by the
war. will arrive In time for the opening
performance and will effect his initial
appearance this year on Tuesday evening
lie was the original Gshndro AZ this house
and was accorded much praise for hts in
depreciation of the role.
Miss Eweli will again be heard In the
part Of Nd'ieiin, which is regarded by her
admirers as one Of the best In her roper
toire. Louis Kreidler will be the Rufuels,
and Miss Howard will again he heard as
Cur,rei,d. the mother OF Gerndro
The minor roles OF which there IL an
abundance. will be suns by practically
all the members OF the company that are
not engaged in the presentation OF Ma
dam. Butterfly" They include Hardy
Williamson, Elizabeth Campbell, Frank
Mansfield, Charlotte Gaynor Michael Zwi-
bach, Leonora Beck and numerous others.
Albertina Rasch will lead the ballet. and
Jacques Coini and Josiah EURO Will re-
spectiveS direct the stage and the chorus
Last. but by no means least, Ernest
Knoch. whose local introduction as a con-
iductor was accomplished at the "Lohen-
grin performance. will WELD the baton
! Programme OF the concert az the Cen
fury Opera House tonight
Overture to "Mignon" ............ Thomas
III est dous" from "H.rodi ade" .Massene'
Maude SAINT Lev.
serenade from ''Faust ........... Gounod
Henry Weldon
Spring song from 'Hiawsths" ,-
Bsttins Freeman.
| star song from 'Tsnnhaeussr ..,,. wagner
| lnuis Kre'dler
Andante Csntsbils ........... rschaikoesk,
In the Mil". ........... ... Gille'
Prelude ..................... Rachmsnino'
waits Sounds from Vienna Woods"
Johann Strauss
"CieIo mar" from la Giaeonds" ponchiell
HARDY Williamson.
Harp solo, "Marchs Triomphale" Y. CodefroiC
/ Carlo Sodero
"Nur, wer die sehnsueht Kennt'
Tschaikow rk,
Kathleen Howard
FRI tn" from The Masked Bslr. Verd
Graham Mari.
Coronation march from lie Prophete'
To enjoy the advantages Of subscription
rates for the Philharmonic concerts II u
, not at all necessary to secure tickets 70
the entire season with its forty conceN
In Carnegie Hall, There are three sepa
rate series-twslve on Thursday evenings
sixteen on Friday afternoons and twelv
on Sunday afternoons-and the concert
OF each series are distributed regularl
through the whole season. World fame'
soloists appear In each series. and the sub
scription rates are as low as in Berlin o
any other foreign capital-a balcony sea
for a series OF twelve concerts may be ha
for $3.50, OF 81 a cents for each concert
= The subscription sale has already opene
at the box office con October 81 and tn
q demand In greater than ever before. TIL
a opening concert Of the season will be give
: on Thursday evening. October 20 the on
: tire receipts OF this concert will be turne
over TO the American Red Cross.
The orchestral season NJ la14-i5 will b
I inaugurated at Aeolian Hall by the SYN
s phony Society OF New York. Walter Dam
! rosch conductor on next Friday and Sur
0 day afternoons. October 20 and rs, wit
= Efrem Zimbalist as soloist. AS has bee
, announced, the receipts FOR the first pal
: OF concerts will be given to the America
j, Red Cross. The opening programme wi
l he as follows:
j | symphony No. in D........,.. Brahr
. Concerto for violin with
q orchestra in q minor. ,...,..,..,B rue
( Efrem Zimbalist.
lie Festin de IAraignee .,...A Rouss'
New frst time in AMERICA
: The novelty 81 the programme is con
d position by A. Rousse, who was horn
< Tourcoipg. in France, 1869, lie Studio
| WIN q may NJ 'nf SNnolV 'dltbTuIn
s Paris from 1898 70 1907. his frs, o.
n chestral work. a symphonic prelude base
, on Tolstoys RESURRECTION" was produce
in 1904 This was followed four yea
- later by Poem Of the Forest" whic
u attracted great deal OF attention "
} latest work, "Ie Festin dc IAraigne,
T. ,The Feast OF the SPIDER was original
n ballet. which had it's initial productiC
,s In Paris In 1913 This impression st
A, and ultra modern composition depicts Il
- fate Of butterfly caught in the web ~
y spider. The butterfly dies In the web ar
III the ephemera IL born. Then comes Il
n dance OF the ephemers. which exists b
for a day The work ends With the pas
i. ing Of the ephemera AZ nightfall.
B. The Music Lovers club. an auxiliary
:, tine symphony Society o, New York, n
:, nounces that the explanatory talks al Il
piano, which for the last two seasons ha'
~ been delivered TO the club by Walter Oar
= rosch, will be continued during the seas.
e. Of lal4-ib. The talks will he given AT 4
Little Theatre at 3 o'clock on the folio,
~ ing Monday afternoons: November
"a December ~, January T. February a,
March I.
20 The Boston symphony Orchestra hes;
:" It's thirty-fourth season in Boston this Ia
~ week. having given it's hrst public rehes
~ sal last Friday afternoon and It's Hrst CO
" cert last evening OF its personnel
al 'i0i only three were missing and m