New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-21

and the orchestral numbers will be
Rimsky-Korsakof's symphonic suite,
"Scheherazade," the "Scenes Bohemi-
ennes" Of Bizet and the List Second
Hungarian Rhapsody.
The American composer-pianist,J John
Powell, will make his first appearance
! Of the season this afternoon as soloist
with the Symphony Society OF New
York, Walter DamrOsch, conductor, at
Aeolian Hall. Mr. Powell will be
heard in the Mcdowell Concerto In
D minor for piano with orchestra.
This concerto, composed at Wiesbaden
between 1885 and 1888, was played BY
the composer himself at a Theodore
Thomas concert in Chickering Hail,
New York, March 5, 1889. The sym,
phony to be played is Chausson's. in
fat, and the programme will close with
a suite from "L'Attaque du Moulin"
Can episode of the Franco. Prussian
War of 1870. by Bruneau. Next sun
day afternoon, November Is, Juiia Culp
will be the soloist, making her mrs,
appearance OF the season. Two mood
pictures by Delius, the Engiish eo;'-
River" and ION Hearing the First
Cuckoo in Spring." will have their frst
performance in New York, and the
programme will also include the "Sur:
prise" symphony, by Haydn; TIL
Eulenspiegel's Merry Franks" by
Strauss, and two solos by Miss Culp
and orchestra.
Mr.. Damrosch, in his next "Explana-
tory Talk" at the piano to the mem
bers Of the Music Lovers Club on Mon
day afternoon, November 20. at the
Cosmopolitan Club, will discuss the
incidental music from "Iphigenis in
Aulis," which will be played at the
Symphony Society's concerts Of Decem-
Der II and 10. Mr.. Damrosch wrote
the music for the production Of this, as
well as for the "Medea" Of Euripides,
at the Greek Theatre, University OF
California, by Miss Margaret Anglin
and her company. At the same lecture
Mr.. Damrosch will also discuss the
Brahms concerto in B fiat, which Hsr.
, old Bauer will play at the concerts Of
December 3 and 8.
Gustav Mahler's Eighth symphony, un.
der the auspices of the Society OF
Friends of Music, will be heard here
early next spring. Ii will be given by
an orchestra Of 1870, two adult choruses,
each of 400 voices, boys chorus OF
$50 and .,ght solo voices. The per.
Torrance will be under the direction OF
Leopold Stojowski, conductor OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra, who 10 to pre-
sent the work in Philadelphia. The or
chestra will be the Philadelphia Or
chestra and the choruses will be made
up from the membership OF half
dozen choral societies.
u,il ha ha
of the Society of the Friends OF Mu-
sic, which began its third season yes
terday with a concert at the Ritz
Carlton, in which Arnold Schoenberg's
"Kammer-Sinfonie" was given.
The first recital Of the season by
Paderewski will be given in Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday afternoon. December
7. under the auspices OF the Society
for the Prevention and Relief of Tu-
berculosis. Inc. The programme will
include Schubert's Fantasia, OPP. 10,
and Schumann's "Etudes Symptom
iques."
Fritz Kreisler will give his first New
York recital of the season in Carnegie
Hall on Sunday afternoon, December
IL. A number of new works appear on
/ his programme, including pieces by Go
/ dowsky, transcriptions of his own, as
also does Schumann's Fantasy in q ma
jor, for violin, OPP. l31.
/ The second pair of Boston Symphony
Orchestra concerts will be gwen IN
Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening,
December 2. and Saturday afternoon,
December a. At both the solo artist
will be Fritz Kreisler. Thursday even
ing he will play Beethoven's Concerto
Saturday afternoon he will play the
Concerto in + Minor, No. %, by Vlotti.
Bruckner's Seventh Symphony Will be
PLAYED Thursday evening, and on Satur-
day afternoon the programme Will be
almost entirely classical in the sense
of belonging to the eighteenth century
Katherine Goodson will give her first
New York recital at Aeolian Hall on
Thursday afternoon. December g She
will play an all Chopin programme, In
GLIDING the Fantasia. the B minor So
/ nata, seven of the Studies. the Is nat
minor Scherzo. Mazurka in A minor
the Berceuse and Nocturne in q. be-
sides some Of the preludes and waltzes
The Russian Symphony Society, Mod
/ est AltSchuler, conuuctor' mas So'i,
pleted arrangements for the thirteenth
season of subscription concerts. -Four
I will be given at Carnegie Hall on Sat,
urday nights, January Is and ~, ano
February 10 and March 18. Prominen'
artists have been engaged
The second concert Of the Kneise
Quartet will be given on Tuesday even
ing. December 7, at Aeolian Hall. The
programme will consists OF the Brahms
sextet for two violins. two violas and
two violoncellos, OPP. SO, in which the
members of the quartet will have the
assistance of Josef Kovarik, viola, and
Leo Schulz. violoncello; the quartet. in
A major, OPP. 81, by David Stanley
Smith, and the Schubert cello quintet
in C major, OPP. l63.
Cap,hrirhfa s0nO