New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-06
The Week S Performers
In Concerts World

At to-night's opera concert" Fritz
Kreisler, the Austrian vlohnist, Will
play. Miss Sophie Braslau and Luca
Botta will sing. The orchestra Will be
directed by Richard Hageman.
Josef Stransky has selected Camille
Saint-Saens's three most popular sym
phonic poems, "Ph9ton,' lie Rouet
dOmphale" and "Danse Macabre, as
features of the programme at THIS al
ternoon's concert of the Philharmonic
Society in Carnegie Hall. The other
orchestral offerings viii include Gold
marks overture, Spring" and manu-
script performance Of the America,
composer Seth Bingham's Orchestral
Fantasy. Beatrice Harrison, the young
English violinist, who appeared with
the Philharmonic two years ago, is TO
be the assisting artist. She VIII play
the Dvorak Concerto.
on Thursday evening and Friday at
ternoon Julia Culp will make her an
nual appearance with the PHILHARMONIC.
She viii sing two "Symphonic Songs
by Joseph Stransky, accompanied ny
the orchestra, and group OF songs
by Richard Strauss, TO the piano &C
Commitment Of Coenraad '. BoS. ne
same programme will be given at both
these concerts, the orchestral numbers
being Berlioz's overture, "Benvenuto
Cellini." Dukas's Scherzo, "The Sorcer-
er's Apprentice" the prelude TO Nag-
ner's "Meistersinger" and Tschaikow-
sky's "Symphony Pathetique."
A musical america First pro
gramme Is the feature at the Hippo
drome tonight. Sousa will condEct IN
his own fayorite numbers and the as
sisting artists. Orville Harold. tenor.
and Belle Storey, soprano. both Amer
leans. viii aid in making this note
worthy evening. An invitation has
been sent TO Washington asking the
presence of representative OF the ad-
ministratlon.
Miss Julia Hill, soprano, will make
her debut in song recital at the
Bandbox Theatre Sunday evening, Feb
ruary 6. at $3.50 Her programme in
cludes German Lieder by Hugo Wolf,
Erich Wolf. Max Roger. Zemhnsky,
Wagner and Strauss, n group of songs
i'm French by Aubert, Chausson ana
Poldowski. and a group OF songs IN
English by Sindng, Quilter, Mac
Dowell and Rachmaninof. The ac-
compauist Will be Kurt SCHNEIDER.
Francis Macmillen and Nine. Ger
maine Schnitzer will be associated to-
gether FOR the first time, in recital at
Carnegie Hall. Monday evening, rep
ruary :.
Interest has been aroused by the pro
posed performance by these two dis-
tinguished artists Of the new c major
sonata for violin and piano by Cyril
Scott This Young Englishman has oc-
cupied an enviable position as an ultra
modern composer for at least ten years
but very little Of his music has been
heard in this country.
The next meeting Of the Music
Lovers Club, auxiliary Of the sym
pbonv Society, will be held at the Cos
mopolitan Club. 1875 East Fortiet,h
Street. Monday afternoon, az 3 o'clock
when Walter Damrosch will give an
explanatory talk" at the piano on the
symphonic poem OTTAWA" by Smetana'
and Kallinkow's symphony IN 4 MINOR
Both of these compositions VIII appear
on the symphony Society's programme
for the concert TO be given IN Aeoi'ah
Hall Friday afternoon, when JOSEF hof-
mann will be soloist.
A recital Of Russian music a capella
by the Aoolian Choir. Of Brooklyn, as
sisted by Miss Beatrice Horsbrugh, VIC
linist, Is 70 be given Tuesday evening
at All Saints Church, Seventh Avenue
and Seventh Street. Brooklyn.
DR.. Muck, conductor Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra, has revived
LISTS first symphonic poem. "Ce qu.on
entend sur la montague which, so iar
as could be found out. had been played
only once in America, at Philhar-
monte Society concert in New York, IN
1859. The poem had a remarkable sue
cess in Boston. and DR.. Muck has
placed it on the programme Of his
fourth matinee in Carnegie Hall, Sat
urday afternoon. February 10.
Opening with the Gluck-Sgsmbati
"Melodie," and running through a
varied list OF works OF Searletti,
Glazounof, Graun. Beethoven, Chopin,
Schumann, Leschetizky and List, Lou
ise MACPHERSON will give a piano re-
cital in Aeolian Hall. Thursday after
noon. February 10. A feature will be
the Beethoven Sonata in B-fat minor,
Op. 30.
La Argentina. the Spanish dancer,
will make her first New York appear
ance on Thursday afternoon, February
10, at Nasine Elliott's Theatre. She