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NOTES OF MUSIC
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cludes in his programmes many Of the most
difficult works for the piano He will give
the rrst public performance in America OF
Szymanowskis Sonata No. ? Six "Grandes
Etudes" BY Paganini-Lislt. variations on Il
theme OF Paganini by Brahms. the VALID
stein" and "Hammerklavier" sonRtas by
Beethoven. the Etudes Symphoniques by
Schumann. and number Of new compo-
sitions are lso among the works scheduled.
with the exception of Bach andante
and allegro for violin alone Albert Spald-
ing. the violinist, has chosen an entirely
different programme for his second re-
cital OF chamber music. which takes place
In Aeolian Hall on Friday afternoon. He
will open his concert with the Brahms
sonata in A. Corelli's sonata in f. follows.
Owing to the many requests for his own
compositions Mr.. Spalding has chosen
his concerto quasi fantasia in minor.
His concluding group will be two num-
bers. old Bruin" and What the Swallows
Told. by Cecil Burleigh. and two Spanish
dances. Nos. VII. and VIII. by Sarasate.
lie will be assisted byAndre Benoist. pianist.
Paul Draper, tenor. at his second recital
in a series of three concerts at the Little
Theatre next Thursday afternoon will
present a programme of compositions by
Bach Schumann and Moussorgsky. The
JAM ary 2s programme will he devoted
exclusively to works of Brahms.
Theodore SpierinR will give his first
| violin recital since he returned from Eu-
! rope at Aeolian Hall on Saturday after
noon. MIR. Spering will play the follow.
ing programme Sonata ID major. Nardini
chaconne for violin alone. Bach Romance
| In G. Beet hoven; Polonaise. Ferdinand
I laub. Melody and Scherzo from Souvenir
d 'un lieu cher. opus a., Tschaikowsky
Waves at Play" Edwin Grasse, "Souve-
MR." Arthur Hartman; Concerto A ma jor,
opus 20, Saint-Saens.
The third of the series Of symphony
| Concerts for Young People will he given
In Carnegie Hall next Saturday afternoon
Emilio de Gogorzs will be the soloist and h,
will sing the famous aria from The Barber
Of Seville" and the serensde from Don
| Giovanni" The full programme is as fol
| lows symphony No. 4 in A utalianD, Men.
delssohn; aria, Largo al factotum." from
THE Barber Of Seville" Rossini, British
folk music and dances, Granger; Serenad,
| from Don Giovanni" Mozart; ScherzC
Fantastiaue "a Fairy Tale. suk.
nrst recital here on Tuesday afternoon
January IS, at the Little Theatre He an
nounces a programme OF unusual interest
II contains some old Italian airs seldom
heard and modern Italian songs: a SOM
Cycle by l.idgey. a Lovers Moods" anC
group of German songs. old and new.
Nine Bertha Harmon Force has beer
engaged by the Optimists Club for the
annual entertainment TO he held at Tuxedo
Hall this afternoon. Nine. Force will sim
groups of songs by Schumann, Brahms an,
Roger and a group OF we'll known Englisl
songs.
The Roger quartet in d minor and thu
Haydn quartet in ID major compose tn,
programme which the FlonZaley Quarte
will play at its second subscription conoer
In Aeolian Hall Monday evening. Jan
uary Is
At his recital in Aeolian Hall Tuesda,
afternoon, January rs, Ossip Gabrilowitsol
will play among other numbers the MoZar
Variations In r major. the Beethoven Sonati
Pathetiaue. the Schumann symphonic
Variations and the Faure Romance SAN
Paroles Other interesting features will
include Smetana's by the Sea" two o
Graingcr's British folk music settings and
Chopin group.
Leo Ornsteinwill give four riRnoforie re,
oitals at the Band Box Theatre on the after