New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

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one OF lnein wa %, Hty.,' r'.....-.ti,,
tHe young E't'''n ''.s
known p. ''' .... ,,srs
pear e.'' ".,N r.~.cr an
Hh'l''i ""'
Ir,' .-....., .., Henry
t,e..,..t ..p.,s.r.l" com
MN. ,.c.r, 400 Since trcr be
,ro asst ve.r has been in Australia.
Tho pianist win be Frank S. Lc-crc.
r...- E-ctsrcr has doro much work
,,i,t lis hen during ms stay in Bar
1r..Lof tra mast summer. Iu response
e., p. cur>, "a. to what he had accom-
,....,t Ea writes a. follows.
.I e.rot.. or raarrauced. tlis summer
clio following pieces:
"Rort.ro. from theme hy Bee
.brro. The thcue IN question consists
80 ot,l, HANS which occur in very
ear'v s.I urImro. rour.s t.o.
Beethoven. now quite forgotten. The
ItTc theme itself Is OF ludcsCrbab.e
charm and IT'S rhythm is Of such allur-
INK piquaucy that 10 gains by every
repetition. ln order 20 set TINS pecd-
lsrty OF 20 advantage ] conceived we
idea Of writing rondo around i.: ,nc
where q short theme returns oo. innate
j. in more or less irregular d" t'' as
Noncno means niue romeo D"1
tired TO Keep we o.u ''"s
throuenon' iae 4.r{Ie 49, ". .. ', ,..i.
nave succeed M, '' ~ a. r.sri-
TRANSFER plohs, N' '' .L.
1@l.nt ' ..',.' .',''' 1sr.. orora The
'paNiHH ~'"f's 80. 49,.
Io!ese's is 'o ue re- 49,. H..
Ter al me N'll"po t,."
The second Is quaint I'''" -'"O'9
zufka uy CHOPIN. c-..Ll
~ urtheimoie' nave gus, 49,
the adaptation OF Two go t1 - -.
hymns ~ sane anu 1..'.1.l,J
Hostia. TWO Ola nlt.ou''-
toupcrn, respective y '.' nay
arranged q beautiful Nichhesc lo.Nso,N'
THE Old REFRAIN a.. ihi'c % '"'S, ''i
my friend John NcOolmach'
"Some time ago q lady Sent me 'ne
words OF cradle song E"en %
Caprice Niennois' had inspired. me
words being quaint ana le4ch'lE' No',
dier's WHO" Singing 20 "'' 'p""'''
]. IN turn remodei-ed lHe INS'oDy SUN.
what 10 SUIT INC worms eHN '-,
j. song called cradle song, 1910.
Ter. 81 shall play very much next WIN
ter several short composition, by
Icopo Godowsky; these pieces are, ln
their way, unique. Rich mc.odic inFen-
ton. exquisite harmonic .rcalMeEt ana
an unusual treatmenf o. tne N-oin rs
an instrument are their most saIleI'
features
ri. bo,ort .orcer. which Paderowski
80. ~ Ga, FroDr,eco Iast month i'm
3a,.-b ,.c.;r,. or ths var
"l" guy t.l -o.1;,.,s. o,.ev so GOO
We ~ 1900. ,i,-;.. t.. d.termircd
wa, me - of ,5e Find I'm The
~ no ~ Iii 80 go icost tbreo CON
70" O..lber l,' cr+.-o rrocoeds
- ,..ll D.. lo,.o.,I 10 .ris c.1so.
" w In g. g,.,.er f., Nov York. Fos-
htHe W.. |' .,t:r
ton ana O"llaSo' I"ei ~.
l'y thol ne "". give J,.....,5 NJ,
j. hol a.'"Ee'"eI ~, t;. rc
fadeTeW,sh" .s " pie.l'l'l'ii"i! ~ '. -',h-..
ciiai "iII m@He an "ple.. ~ '-' 49,
as is most appropriate ne WI pay
programme devoted eA"Ie'E " VIZ
works OF nis great comn-'fot. IeCe'ic
Chopin Full details concerning these
concerts viii be made public later.
AlDeI .p--'.''A, wa" ..,so.'.o5 go, has
many I'1,...9 .,....-,,,l, ~
sem 10 ''.i ,,-...,..i..,,. 11osTi+al in
y u, amer ." ..o NV 1esoo' 49, b. nsod
loI 1itr.' ,,i5;,,s ,,.bo Laye
iot ''. .,l o,''y,.1 ~ TatT.foids This
Devh "o1'''' ,.,.l ~. ccrce1.t ,iyer
,'.o"' "S..i4:-,. Lay. A1gl.+ ~ The
~. -r"-ri5 Clirb ceebr,ght Y ].
o.. ~. r..ss,I, 3D., bic clubhouse was
.cro,,Jed IN Enc doors and many guests