New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28

1sonold Godowsky at to-niights
~opers Concert" will play IschalhI".
~ r fat minor piano concerto ana
Sro,n ~ solos by Henselt, Llszt ana
cboIjn Nine. Marie Rappold Will sing
10 from al Trovatore" and songs
~ Pichard Strauss, Gilbert and hunS-
i,-5on-W goldman, and Mr.. Giuseppe oe
~ +ba new BARITONE, will sing an
-. from "The Masked Ball" ana q
eara,oda nv Lalo. The orchestra, al
,octsd nv Richard Hageman, Will play
- "Tennbauser" Overture, Llszt )
Enngarian Rhapsody No. l and Elgar
"Poop and Circumstance March
Auss Henpel has been advertised. 70
,,neer AZ the third Biltmore Morning
Musical next Friday, the illness VI
Miss Bori having compelled the unet-
,e.,o5 substitution Of Miss Hempel II
r. onera list of the week. and IN eon-
teouence she will not sing az ,ne pi.S-
more. The solo performers, ho"e sy;a.
male up a formidable list VIZ: M Ii,1
Marquette ODER, Giovanni hartiheli
and Fritz Kreisler.
Mr.. Walter Dsmrosch will e1poIahat
Brabms's pianoforte concerto IN d nH'
10 the Music Lovers Club at the Oo'
mopolitan Club tomorrow afternoon
Paderewski's first recital at Carnegie
Hall on December 7 will bring forward
sebBberts Fantasia, OPP. 1871; short
pieces bv Corelli and Daquin, Sehu.
mann Symphonic Studies, group OF
Chopin's pieces and an Hungarian
Rhapsody BY List
At his first recital. on December ~
NJ. Kreisler will play his arrangement
Of the Fantasia, OPP. l3l, when ochu,
mann wrote for Joachim. Its need OF
revision has caused il TO be practlcally
ignored hitherto.
At the Cathedral % st. John the
Divine this evening, beginning az
O'clock. under the direction OF Miles,
Farrow; organist and master OF the
ehoristers. there will be musical ser
vice az which Brahms's "A German
Requiem" will be performed, the solos
In the hands Of Miss Grace hlrms ana
Wilfrid Glenn.
There will he the customary midday
musical services In St PauPs Chapel,
Trinity Parish, at Broadway and Nesey
Street, this season, beginning next
Tuesday. The list for the season IS as
follows: November 30. Spohr's Last
judgment" the solos TO be sung by
Elizabeth Parks, soprano; Anna X.
Holly, contralto; {. w. TrOxeO, tenor,
and Edgar Schofeld, bass. The organ
viii be played By II. Brooks Day:
December -, Christmas Eve, carol
service; December %, "The Divine
Birth" By Frank Z. Ward; January %,
@Glorik Domni," By T. Tertivs Noble;
March Il. "Vexilla Regis" By Harry
Rowe Shelley; April II, "Callia," by
Counod. and Palm 149, by Dyorak;
April Is, "The Message from the
Cross" BIZ VIII {. Macfarlane; Good
Friday, April II, a. + o'clock y. ". The
crueihzlon," By John Stainer; April 20,
Love Triumphant" b. r. Marlnus
Paulsen; May z, Easter carols May o,
Easter Cantata," By H. Brooks Day
william G. Carl will give "Parsi-
ial" concert IN the First Presbyterian
Church. The principal numbers from
PARTIAL viii be given With the
assistance % Margaret Harrison, so
Gfsno; Claire Spencer, eontraltoi Henry
V. Miller, basso; AliI Young marnch-
sss, violinist, and Wesley Weyman,
pianist The analytical notes viii be
given by the Rev. Dir. Howard Dufield.
Yyette Guiibert, the famous diseuse,
a. her first appearance, on December z,
~ the Lyceum Thcstre, will sing some
81 he latest English and French songs
81 he Kind ~ which her talents have
been dsyoied.
Martha Maynard. who Ia managing