The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17

sisted by Richard Hagemau at the
piano, will give a song recital in
Aeoliap Hall on Saturday evening. No
vember 6. Mr.. Herschmann, who gave
a recital last season and was heard re-
Gently as soloist at an orchestral con-
cert In Carnegie Hall. will sing four
groups OF ong In Italian. French. Ger
man and English. In addition TO works
Of taure. Hue, Paulin, Bach. Wolf and
others, the barytone will sing among
other numbers. 'Twilight.' by w. r.
Cowles Her Eyes Twin Pools" Bur
leigh Give Me the Sea- Woodman.
and the first performance In America of
"Buona Zaza," by Leoncavallo.
Fresh from her summer of strenuous
camp life, radiating a pure JOY OF llv-
ing. Nine. Olive Fremstad is preparing
for her New York recital, which will
take place In Aeolian Hall on Thursday
afternoon, November I. The diva. so
long a favorite at the Metropolitan. be-
gan her concert tour on October I at
Rochester. y. Y, and will be heard as
FAR West as Lincoln. Nrb., before re-
turning to New York in time for her re-
Cital. Immediately after her appear
ance here Nine, Fremstad will leave for
Chicago. where she VIZ sing the lead
ing roles In Wagnerian opera at guest"
performances with the Chicago Opera
Company. R~ecitals'in cities as distant
as Houston. Tex, will occupy her after
her season In opera.
Beginning sunday afternoon, No
vembcr :, "A series of three subscription
concerts will be given in the Harris
Thcatrc by the Orchestral Society OF
New York, Of which Max Jacobs is CON
ductor. Tho two subsequent concerts
I Will fukn nlnta nm ba..plhnr y and
January 10, besides which there will be
a series Of three concerts in brooklyn.
The Orchestral Society is an American
organization whose members have been
drafted from. the New York symphony,
the Philharmonic and the Manhattan
Opera House orchestra and aims to in
iroduce Mt each concert an American
artist and perform AN American COM
position. thereby encouraging and pro-
noting native talent. Max Jacobs, who
for several seasons past has been Civ
ing chamber music concerts with his
quartet and conducting the brooklyn
Philharmonic club. has been appointed
conductor OF the society for a period of
three years after his appearance AS con-
ductor at their initial concert In Car
negle Hall. The assisting artist at The
first concert will he David Hochstein.
the young v~lolinist who created a IA
vorable an impression at the recital he
gave last year which served to intro
duce him TO New York audiences. when
he was hailed as a delightful musical
surprise.
Macmillan Elser, Jr,, announces that
Ernest Schelling. who will he one Of the
busiest of the pianisir this year. Will
give his first recital .f the season at
4 Carnegie Hall the afternoon of Wednes-
day. November II. Other ~recitals by
Sclelling later in the season viii be
given IN A~slisn Han. Some novelties
are promised nv Seedlings manager,
and iDasmuch rs IT was through this
great pianist that "Goyescas, by En-
rlaue i~ranados, was accepted for pres
cntation at the Metropolitan this com.
ing season 1t II natural to suppose that
the spanish composer will he well repre-
scented on SCh"lling's programmes. Schcl-
ling discovered GranadOs and introduced
his works to America. II will b. after
the first three preliminary weeks of a