The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
THE MUSICAL SEASON C WITH RECITALSE

Ignace Paderewski In Carnegie Hal
October % will be Of most unusual In
terest. The recital. II 30 1t may he
| called. is for the benefit Of the Polish
Victims Relief Fund. and the entire pro
ceeds over and above the local expenses
will be devoted to that good cause.
Three such benefits Mr.. Paderewski Is
giving in the East. The first was in
Boston a week ago to-day October 1O)
The second will be next Saturday here
and the third In Philadelphia October
80. MIR. Paderewski will appear In the
twofold capacity of orator and pianist.
Preceding a recital Of works by Chopin
he will deliver an address on the sub
ject of POLAND. Past and Present
After the address there will be an In
PERMISSION Of ten minutes n then MIR.
Paderewski will play the following pro-
gramme: Ballade In A fiat. OF. ~
sonata In y fiat minor. op. IS noctuine
In q major. I OF. 81: mazurka In A
minor. or. II %polonaise In A fiat major,
OF. SO.
After the concert Nine. Paderewski
will be In the artists room. where Polish
souvenirs. postcards. stamps. maps. dolls
and autographs will be old for the
benefit OF the Polish Victims Relief
Fund.
Josef Stransky. conductor Of the New
York Philharmonic Society. which opens
its seyenty-fourth season with q pair OF
concerts at Carnegie Hall Thursday
evening. October IS. and Friday after
noon. October 30. believes that art Is
International. and draws no lines OF
race. creed or country. Mr.. Stransky's
musical catholicity Is apparent In his
programmes The very first programme
- ,t. uaaoan fnt. axannnta Includes The
works Of American. French, German and
Russian composers.
Alexander Bloch. vloiinist. will give
a recital at Aeo,ian Hall Friday eve
ming, october %. at $3.50. The pre-
gramme Sonata In e minor. op. 80.
No. ., Beethoven concerto In r major,
Bach arioso. Paul Juon humoreske.
Victor Kolar The Deserted House. Cecil
Burleigh To the Warrior. Sun Dance,
from the indian sketches. Cecil Bur-
leigh gondollera. Sgambati; minuet.
Handel. scherzo. Tschalkowsky.
David and Clara Names will open
their ninth annual season OF sonata re-
citals for the violin and piano at Aeo-
liam Hall Monday evening. October IL.
An interesting feature OF the programme
WIFI ne tHe tTdnFnS ITlo w udA
major. for piano. violin and horn. with
Joseph Franzi. first horn player OF the
New York symphony Orchestra. az the
assisting artist. The complete programme
In as follows Sonata In q major. op.
96. Beethoven sonata IN r minor, Loca-
tell trio in II fiat major. for plano.
violin and horn, op. 10. Brahms.
Tom Dobson. who gives a recital at
the Punch and Judy Theatre Tuesday
afternoon. October ~. plays his own ac-
compartments and sings several II
of his own composition. His programme
in French. German and English will in
clude "A number Of songs ~ a lighter
character. among them Carpenters
amusing Improving Songs for ANXIOUS
Children% Hughes's 1.-The Nine Penny
Fiddle md Gordon's "A Fat Lii Fell
Ter" The programme in its entirety
follows: "Bois Epais." Lulli "I.'Orage.'
D~'Eglartine: pa Cnten i'm Tale and
"Jung-Fraulein." Brahms Nolkslieder
Have You Seen But a Wild Lille Grow
anonymous The Nine Penny Fidil,
Hughes Nit elmer Wasser-l.ilie oIb-
SEM. "Geschieden.' "Auf der REESE III
Iieimat." 'rnter Rosen," "l.auf der
Welt" Grieg "An Answer Brockway
Sea Shell" Engel; Dread (Syng-D.
When | Was One and Twenty AT
he Edge IL The Sea- An old Song