The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

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The programme for the concert TO he
given 10y the Saslaysky String Quartet
and Alfred de Noto. pianist. in Aeolian
Hail tomorrow evening comprises the
quartet IN l. major. No. .. by Victor
kolar the sonat in q major for violin
and piano and the quartet in X minor.
unfinished. for piano. violin. viola and
v%ioloncello Of Guillaumc Lekeu.
Claire Norden will give a recital In
Aeolian Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary -. Miss Norden. who makes a
speciality of FIorent Schmitt's music. will
devote "A par, Of her programme to works
by him that have net yet been heard In
this country.
The programme Of william Wade Hin
shaw. harytone. at his recital on Tues
day afternoon. February -. at Carnegie
Hall will include selections from Schu-
manu.. Schubert. Dvorak, Jensen. Parker
SCHNEIDER. Homer and Hadley. Mr.. Hin
shaw will also sing from iiande.s Or
laudo' the aria "Sorge lnfausta." kurt
SCHNEIDER will be- At the piano.
Tom pobson, playing his own &C.
compartments ami singing several re
quest numbers in addition TO four o!
his own compositions and other selec-
tiurs Of interest. Including many nov
elites, will give another Of his charac'
tercsiiug r~.clt,ls IN tn, Punch ant
Judy Theatre on Tuesday afternoon.
For -le!r last concerts OF the season
in Aeolian Hail next Tuesday evening
the Adele MarRulle~ Trio will offer a
programme containing Reethoven's trio
opus /. 40. !; Tschaikowsky's trio III
Memory Of a Great Artist" and r s"nata
IN T. major. for violin n piano. by
SylN!o l.azzari.
The third Of the mus.cales intimes
i%naugurated by Clarence Adler, pianist
viii take place ON Wednesday afternoon
March !, at . o'clock, in the green room
Of the Hotel McAlpin, William Brady
barytouc, will Ice the assisting artist
Eddy Brown. violinist, Will give hi
third Acolian Hail recital on Wednes.
day afternoon. March /. The pro
gramme follows: Handai, sonata in n
liruch. Scotch fantasy Bach. andant,
and allegro from the sonata in u
80. 3: Cottenct, Chanson Meditation
krc!glcr. Tambourin C'hinois Chopin
Auer. uocturnc in l. minor; Sarasatc
caprice basque.
George Hamlin. tenor. will he hear,
IN u recital at Aoolian Hall on Thurs
day afternoon, March .. singing song
from Mendclssohn. Bach. Schuber;
Schumann, Roger. Bungert. Leonca
rallo, t;ounod, Carpenter. Burleigi
Tirindelli, DE Iuca. O'Neill and Mac
Dcrmid. Sidney Arno Dietch will pla,
accomplishments.
The Intercollegiate Musical Counc
has secured John Hyatt Brewer. cor
ductor Of the Apollo club of Brook
lyn Louis k~oenm.nich. conductor of tn
=, Meudclssohn Glcc Club ~ New Norl
and Victor Herbert, the we'll known COZ
ductor and composer. ~ the judges G
the third annual intercollegiate Gle
tlub coutcs, TO be held In CarnegieIia
, Oh saturday evening, March 4.
Harvard, Columbia, Dartmouth an
Pennsylvania, the original contestant
have his year admitted Princeton al
Pennsylvania State to the meet. So tina
an unusually keen competition for TN
decision of the Judges is anticipated.
The Judges will have a real competitiy
basis on which To ground their awar,
, as AL six of the competing clubs wi
sing tn. well known war Song h
: Edward MicpoN.ll. ono of the mo.
thrilling ana spirited compositions eve
| written for male voices, Each OF III
competing clubs viii also render tw
other selections, one apiece OF light elias
steal music and the other a COLES
? "Alua Mater os a selection of footba
songs,
Si.isnunl StoioWSki's "rrJycr FOR T.,