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selections from the works Of these great
msstsrA Other places TO be pictured
and described viii be Nuremberg and
RothenburR. after which will follow q
trip down the historic Rhine
Arthur Hartman. violinist, will give
his only recital of the season tonight
follows: Bach. concerto In 70, and the
chaconne for violin alone: Coreli.
adagio and allegro; Erkel-Hartmann,
Magyar Hymnusz": Pasanini. brav-
our variations on the O string alone:
ACKNOWLEDGMENT I'm the Gondola'
Observation-Disclosures. To a
Bird" observation-disclosures Chant
d'Automne"i Poldini-Hartmann. "Poupee
Valsants."
Tho nfth in ths series Of chamber
music concerts being given on Sunday
evenings at the Harris Theatre will take
place tonight. The Kne.sel Quartet VIII
perform a quartet by Haydn, the
shorter numbers by Rubinstein and Pag-
amin respectively. n the + minor
quintet OF Brahms. In which Leopold
Godowsky will play the piano part. Mr..
Godowsky will be heard also In a group
OF solos, and Carrie Bridewel,. contralto.
will sing two groups % n
Vladimir Dub.nsky, cc,list. assisted by
Irma GratE, soprano. VIII give a recital
this evening in tho Princess Theatre. The
programme includes. for cello. Dav!doff 3
"Fantasie on Russian Melodies" and
Bach's suite in D, n two groups OF
songs
Yvstte Guirbert viii present In her
programme this evening az the Maxine
Elliott Theatre the lifs OF Joan OF Arc,
AZ told by legends OF A contempory poet
OF the great heroine The Cathedral OF
Rheims. beinR so closely connected with
the history OF Joan OF Arc. Nine. Yvctt'
Gu!lbert will show by luminous projcc-
tons the famous tapestries Of the Cathe-
dral Of Rheims. which were witnesses 81
the crowning OF Charles VII. TIE tapes
tries were removed from Rheims at IN,
outbreak OF tho war IN August. 1914
and later put on view At h Petit Pal
ais In Paris. Mme. Gu'loert before leav
ing for this country obtained the au
thor.zatton OF the French Minister OF tn
Beaux Arts to IA the tapestries photo
graphed. These photographed rerroduc
lions, the only ones existing. show III,
natural colors OF the tapestries. I'M
remainder Of the programme will be a"
voted TO Francois Ni,lon, n poet OF tht
same period. introduced by an address o
W NO tullAtEt4 ana ttIIlN IF'flt''sp'lF
Nine. Gu!lhert viii have tho ssslstanc.
or Nine. Chru,ard-Arrhamhaud ~ tn
, Theatre de- rOdeon. Paris, and Richard
Hale. barytone. Tho performance vii
be concluded with a group of popular
songs. Mr.. Ferrari win be ri the piano.
Osrp Gabr,lowitsch. pianist. will Civ
a recital IN Aeolinn Hall tomorrow
afternoon. under the auspices OF IN
New York Guild o' 81, Tlmothy's Alumni
Association for the benefit Of the Chill
dren's Club Of 81. Ambrose Mission
The programme includes works of Mac
Dowell. Arensky, Tschercprin. Glazou
now and Mr.. Gnbrilowltsch himself.
Leila Ho'terhcr, the blind Cal'rorn.i
soprano. will give n first rec.ta! hero 10
morrow afternoon IN tho Comedy Thea
tire. The programme includes Bach,
whilst du dein Herr mir schcnken'' an,
Mozart's "Das Ve!lchen"; n group O
songs by Brahms; q group by Tschai
kowsky and G~retchaninow. and songs II
English
Antoinette Frariin, . Rumen'nn plan
list. will give a fr~ recital hers to
morrow evening IN Acol'an Hall. Sh
will play among other numbers tho frs
movement from Beethoven : sonata ZAP
passionate a sonata OF Scarlatti.
group of pieces by Chopin n I'szt'
rhapsody No. IL.
Julia Culp. ne,yo soprano. VIII CIV
her frst recital on Tuesday Afternoon
at Carnegie Hall. The programme in
, cludes three groups OF songs by Schu
bert, p. Cornelius and Rrahms rcspoc
lively. ard a group Of songs IN French.
, George Hamlin, tenor, will give a son
recital AZ Aeolian Hall on Tuesday after
noon. The programme comprises air
and songs by Handel, Purcell, Storag,
. Leveridee, Strauss, Bruneau. Piern,
GODDARD. Beach, Horsmar. Maley and Su,
/ Ivan.
Edna MAmrel, contralto, viii give
> soma recital on Tuesday afternoon In IN
: Comedy Theatre. The programme con
prises two groups OF German songs. or
group OF French songs and songs 1
English. Richard Epstein will be at III
u piano.
= The Trio d. Intsce. assisted by Emm
Roberts, contralto. will give n concei
, on Tuesday afternoon IN tho COrt Thu
atre. The programme follows: Deux'
a | eAho oAA't y AH - ''"'A . 1' ~
meau. Trio do Lutece; So che gobend
2 vol, Dlonigi Zampcrelli, Caro- son ~
Q cost, Giuseppe Maria Orlandini, Mel &C
plu nome sento, Giovanni Pnlsiell
Emma Roberts, Senate, first tims |
America, Claude Debussy. Trio dc l.,
tece A la Mnn.erc de Alexander Dor,
dine. valse, Emmanuel Chahrisl, parr
phrase, Maurice Ravel, Gabriel Fnur,
romance, first time in America, Alfre
Casella, Trio de Lutecc The Eagl
Arensky. The Soldiers Bride, y,
Prophet !, Rachmaninolf, Emma Rol
. erts sonatine Ell trio, Maurice Rave
: Trio do Lutece,
Tho nrst concert Of the Flonzale
Quartet will take place on Tuesday ev,
O ming In Aeolian Hall, A programme ,
music In memory of the late l.. j. q
Coppct, the organizations founder. W
be played. II IL ms follows. IMdwI
!, van Beethoven. adaF!o ma non troppo
!. motto cantahile, from quartet In l. III
major. opus 1877: Wolfgnng Amade,
= Mozart, quartet IN c major: Freder
a Smetana, Aus meinem Leben." quart,
a In Il minor.
Edward BromherR. bRsso-cantant
will present a programme OF intere
n at his song recital In Runfuld Hall {
Tuesday evening. The list include
, groups OF Italian airs and German AZ
English songs and a group OF Russia
' folk songs. which tho Singer Will sir
4 IN his native (Russian) tongue. he "