The sun., 1916-11-12

Les Jolies ChunSOns dc France. which
contains practically all the faNorite
songs OF her last seasons programmes,
At this concert Nine. Guilbcrt will have
the assistance Of Margaret Fattnan. "A
young local singer. Gustave Ferrar!
will he AZ the piano.
4 Chicago v.olinist Amy Elmer
SON N.!ll, Will make her New York debut
=, AZ "A rectal IN Aculian Hail Tomorrow
afternoon. with Isaac van Grove a. the
piano Her programme Includes Mo
zarts u major concerto. Sinieagl.n's
"Ehapsod.a plchinoutesr. and shorter
compositions by Nardin', krcisler and
Guiraud.
MANY novelties are included m the
programme which Tom pohson viii pre-
sent at his song recital % the Punch and
| JUDY Theatre tomorrow afternoon In
addition to a Wcingartner group and
German songs Of Wolf and MARKS. there
are included in III" list Carpenters
-Four Water-Coior Sketches" codes OF
ConfuC,usb. also his Little Fly and
"On the Scashurc ~ Endless Worlds
four songs by MIR. Dohsou himself "A
group OF Afro-Arsorivan folk tunes col-
ler,cd by H. l.. Krehbiei. and n number
Of children's songs
f'~t' '''''' - i'f'' 10 'f'f
be given ny Clara Clemens, Contral;o. IN
Aeolian Hail. tomorrow evening. Anon
numbers In the list are Brahms's "Macd-
hen x Lied Der Sandman" "Mai-
nacht." 'Nachtigale' and "Staendchen" :
clara S~chumann'e was wcinst du.
Blucmlein.' and Robert Schumann's AN
den Sonnenschein' n "H~ochlacnder-
wi,twe." The con,ralto's acconrpani-
ments will hr played by her husband
psSip Ga~hriiowi,sch.
Nine. Frances Aldn. soprano ~ the
Metropolitan opera Company, wiu give
her annual New York recital NJ car
n-cie Hall on Tuesday evening. She VII
sing a!rs 10y Johann Christian Bach.
Mozart. Munroc and perti songs IN
Finnish. German ana French. and songs
IN English. Including two new lyrics ny
Frank La Forge that are dedicated to
Nine. Aida. M. La Forge Will be at
! the piano,
Rudolph CAM. the Swiss plaul.t. will
give his second New York recital at
Aeo,ian Hal on Tuesday afternoon. lie
will play MaCDowell'S souata "t.ruica"
the "SymphouiC Etudes" of ScAumAru
Chopiu's sonata IN II m.uo" ia
Fileuse pensivc" by himself and pie 'es
10y Stojowshi. Bartok, M~oussorSsIi and
Liszt.
The American string Quartet. founded
by charles Martin l%.oci'l"r. Will give
a concert on Tuesday afternoon IN
the Comedy Theatre. The members Of
tho quartet are Gertrude Marshall and
, Ruth Stickncy. Niolius AdcIinc Packard.
viola, and Hazel L'Africain. cello. The
programme consists OF a quartet In =
major. by Mozart. and one by Cesar
FranCk in u major,
The kneisel Quartet wul give the
opening concert OF its tweuty-tifth sea-
son in New York Al Aeolian Han on
Tuesday evening with Mime. OLGA Sama-
rolf as assisting artist. The program me
will open with the quartet in T. HAT
major. opus 100. by Max Roger. which
* to be played in co'nmsmmorati"n OF
The composers death, which occurred
during the past summer. Following this
on tho programme viii h" tho beethoven
quartet in Il. opus Is, No, ?, ava ~ a
ilnal number the pIanofnrtc quintet ~
+ minor by Cesar Franck.
Moses RoGuslawski, pianist. viii give
u recital on Wednesday afternoon In
Aeolian Hall. Tho programme Includes
the organ prelude and fuRue IN u Of
Bach, arranged by Busonl: Brahis' IS
variations or i Paganini theme, books
! ana :; the Annees de Pelerinage'
'SuIsse) OF l.tszt and a group OF cum-
positions by Chopin,
Greta Torpadle, soprano, and lians
y Kinder. 'ccllist. viii give u Join, recital
Oh Wednesday afternoon in tho comedy
: Theatre, Miss Torpadte WI, sing airs
= by Handel. - group Of Scandinavian
songs and a miscellaneous group 81
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