New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19

, AtiAiAAfs NAn ANNAN
Mother Goose nursery rhymes by Carl
Engel. Willem Willeke. Elizabeth
Coolidge and Edmond Rickett and Har-
vey Worthngton LOOMS some OF
which will be heard for the first time)
will also be given
"The Messiah" TO he given by the
Columbia University Chorus. Professor
Walter Henry Hall conductor, to-mor-
row evening. in Carnegie Hall, will
have as soloiSts Marie Stoddsrt, So
prano; Gladys Gilderoy Scott, cons
tralto; Dan beddoe. tenor, and Robert
Maitland. bass.
On Tuesday evening, December 81.
the University Heights Choral Society,
Renald Werrenrsth, conductor. vii,
give a concert in the auditorium OF
New York University. University
Heights, for the fifth season of tho
Campus Concert Course and the fourth
OF the choral society. The programme
will be OF a miscellaneous nature and
will include Deems Taylor's dramatic
cantata. The Highwayman." In this
work Mr. Werrenrath will sing the solo
part and the composer will conduct.
Miss Lillian Ellerbush, soprano. and
the New York Festival Orchestra will
also assist Another feature will DO
the first performance Of a new patriotic
hymn. Hail. Land OF Freedom" by
George c. Turner.
Francis Rogers, barytone, will be ths
artist of the regular recital held at the
Music School Settlement for Colored
People this evening. His programme
of English and American songs will be
followed by impromptu offerings OF
negro folk music by colored performers
The Freundschaft Society will give
its annual concert and banquet at tho
clubroom Of the Freundschaft Society.
at Fifty-seventh Street, on Friday even
ing. The art SITS to appear are Leopold
Godowsky, Anna Fitziu. sopranoi Hugh
Allan, barytone. and Mary Warfel.
harpist
The fifth Biltmore Friday Morning
Musical will be given In the grand ball
room of the Biltmore Hotel at IL
o'clock Friday morning, January Ii.
The soloists will be Enrico Caruso,
tenor; Mabel Carr. son. soprano; Lucille
orrell, 'cellist, and Andre Tourret. vio-
linist.
The Russian symphony Society, un-
der the leadership Of Modest Altschul-
er, will perform Igoe Stravlnsky's First
Symphony at the opening concert of tho
society's season, on Saturday evening,
January Is, at Carnegie Hall.
Adele Kruger, soprano. will be
heard again in her own recital on
Tuesday evening, January 4. Her as
sistsnt at the piano will be lsidoro
Luckstone.
The Young Mems Symphony orches-
ira, under the direction of Arnold
Nolpe, announces two subscription
concerts to be given in Aeolisn Hall on
Sunday afternoons. January Is and
April 30.
Twenty-one works by Frederic Cho-
pin will be played by Ossip Gabrilo-
witsch at his fourth subscription con-
cert in Aeoian Hall, on Tuesday after
noon, December %. There will be the
Ballade in A fat major, OPP AZ, Etudes
in f major, Op. 10, No. 3 F major, Op.
| 10, No. 8, c sharp minor, 0p. 25, No.
/ 7, and c major. OPP. 10, No. Z: the
/ Sonata in B fiat minor, Op. So: Twelve
| Preldes, Op. %; the Nocturne in G.
major, Op. 81. No. 3; Mazurka in Is
minor. Op. 33. No. 4; and Polonaise
| in A fiat major, Op. 3d.
A singer well known throughout the
West is Cecil flaming, who gives a re-
cital in Aeolian Hall, Tuesday after
noon. January (, assisted By II. b.
Turpin at the piano. Among other
numbers which the barytone will sing
are Schubert's Die Schoene Mueller
/ in" Loewe's Der Erlkoeng," Grieg's
"Springtide," and Hugo Pataky's AN
/ Evening on tho River" There will
/ likewise be songs of Halle and Debussy,
and an English group Of songs by Sid
ney Homer, Winthrop l.. Rogers, Mar
shall Kernochen and francesca De
/ Leone.
/ Kathleen Parlow. the Canadian vio-
/ linist, who returns for her fourth
/ American tour next week, will give
recital in Aeolian Hall, Wednesday
afternoon. January 8.
There is interest in the joint ap-
pearance OF Pablo Cassls, the Spanish
/ 'cellist, and his wife. Susan Metcalfe-
/ Casals. soprano, in Aeolian Hall, Sat
urday afternoon, January 8. This will
mark Mrs. Casals's first appearance IN
America in several seasons. His next
appearance in New York with Harold
/ Bauer is scheduled for Tuesday after
noon, January Is.
January recitals under the Wolfsohn
| Musicals Bureau management include
the following:
/ Miss Sophie Braslau, contralto, OF the
Metropolitan Opera, song recital in
Aeolian Hall, January IS. at 8:l5;
i 10
/ York recital in Aeolian Hall, January
/ II, at 8:15; Josef Holman, January 20,
in Carnegie Hall, at 1880; Miss Adel-
aide Fischer, soprano, song recital In
Aeolian Hall, January 81, at p. m
The Bohemians, New York Musicians
Club, of which Franz Kneisel is presi-
dent, will give a dinner for Nischa FL
man, on January 8, at Delmonico's, to
/ be followed by a musical programme.
Rubin Goldmark will act as toastmas-
/ ter. Three hundred covers will be laid.
/ A general meeting Of the American
| Guild Of 0rganists will be held at the
Hotel McAlpin on Thursday evening,
/ December 80. at o'clock, at which i'm
portant matters will be discussed by
I the guild at large. A large attendance
/ is expected.
! At the Christmas service to-day, At
4:30 D. m. the Harlem Choral Club,
under the direction Of ". ]. Kitchener,
will sing carols and anthems. A can
/ die lighting service will also be held.
aida" at the Saturday matinee
/ (Christrnasl with Mmea Desfinn