The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

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and Tschaikowsky's NTH symphony.
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An interesting local orchestra is that
recently formed at the East Side House
Settlement and known as the Neighbour
hood symphony Society. This orchestra
gives the firs; OF three public concerts at
Carnegie Chamber Music Hall this after
noon. II consists OF forty-ave members.
The youngest IL 10. the oldest 90. The
younges; goes 10 school The oldest Is a
retired business man. The other mem
bers go to business daily. and aomns
them are a Wall street clerk. a barber.
"A painter. a laundryman, n plumber and
a candy salesman. II was while engaged
In music work at the settlement that
Jacques l.. G;ottlieb, the director. OH
served the number OF small musical
groups In the neighborhood. They were
rowing In character, playing wherever
and when circumstances allowed. Mr.,
iottlieb conceived the plan VI bringing
the best players of these groups to-
ceiher IN one body al the settlement.
lie called them and they came. The
Neighborhood symphony Society II the
result. The soloists at to-day's concert
Will be Mime. I.ynette Koletsky and Eu-
genio di Pirani, the composer.
Tue orchestral Society or New York
Max Jacobs, director. will give It's third
subscription concert this afternoon at
tn. Harris Theatre. Alberto Bachman.
,!Ol.nisi. Will assist. The programme IS
as follows: overture. 'AnaCreon,' Cher
u,lul. symphony 40. : from "TAe Sew
World.' Dyorak Violin concerto, Il
minor. Sa!nt-Saens dances Of the Tyr
.nees. celeste II. IIerl.Scher prelude 10
''llle M~cisteiSinger." Wagner.
4 recital will be given ny Anici Fa-
hry. soprano. this afternoon at the fT!n-
cess Theatre. Her programme includes
arias by ponchielll and Massenot. n
group OF song by ". Schneider-Trnav-
sky. d Serbian song 10y liOrcJseh. num-
b.rs by r E~irch1rr, Ko'norowsk.
Dynrak, Mou.sprgshy and selections by
several American composers.
John McCormaghs proEramme for his
NTH recital of the season, which Will he
given at Carnegie Hal this afternoon,
includes avs 10y Handel and Purcell,
songs by T~s'haikowsky, Hugo Wolf.
Rachmaninov and Strauss a group of
Irish folk songs and songs by BurlelGh.
Dunn, Quilter and Schneider. Donald
McReath, vloliulst. and Edwin Schneider.
pianist, will be the assisting artists.
I've new pieces OF chamber music Will
he on the programme given Icy the
kuc,scl quartet for the Society of
Friends OF Music nj the RiiZ-Carlton
this afternoon. Henry liadley's quintet
in 4 minor. which has not yet had
n public performance, will be PLAYED,
with the composer at the piano. and a
trio in A minor b. Maurice RaveP will
% introduced by Franz Kneisel, Wlilcn.
Welleke and Rudolph GAM. The con-
cert will close with B~eethoven's grand
scptuor. opus %. I'm which the assisting
performers will pe Frank torrado, orn
Angelo Chiarareli. clarinet Leopold
Buc,i. Dassoou. and Daniel r. Oliver,
double bass. all u the metropolitan
Opera House orchestra
The Metropolitan Opera Company an
nounces tho following repertoire for tho
engagement OF the Serge de Diagh.len
Ballet Russo. commencing at the CEN
fury Opera House Tomorrow evening,
January II.
Opening night. "I'Oiseau de Feu.'
music by igor Stravinsky. hook by MI
chael Foldns "Scheherazada.' music by
Rimsky- Korsakof: TIA P~rinnesse En-
chante." music by Tschaikowsky. and
"SoleiI de Mutt"
Tuesday evening. "BApres Midi dur
Faune,' music by Debussy, dances from
prince Igor and "Scheherazada."
Wednesday evening, "Carnaval," ballet
by Fokine. music by Schumann
"L'Oiseau de Feu,' la Princesse En-,
chante'' and "Soleil de Mutt"
Thursday evening. "I.es ~Sylphldes.'