The sun., 1916-11-05
2AUSS. LIKE WAGNER A DEALER IN ASSISTED MUSICj

= ored Youth. Manassas, Va. As usual
Mr.. Grainer's programme will consist Of
q number Of novelties. OF the old IA
vorites Mr.. Granger has selected num-
bers by Brahms II Chopin. He will
also be heard In pieces by Julius Roent-
gen. the Dutch composer; Cyril Scott.
Albeniz and three Of his " compo.
sitions.
A joint recital Of interest will be given
by Boris Hamburg. Russian celiist. and
Robert Maitland, English barytone, at
the Comedy Theatre on Wednesday az
%ternoon. MIR. Hamburg will play the
Valentino suite for colo. with plano ac-
compartment. and numbers by TBchai.
ko~sky and G~lazounofY. while Mr.. Matt
lands offerings comprise songs by Schu-
bert. Wagner. Wolf. I3urlciEh and
Te~chaikowsky.
What - announced as u Home S, m.
;hony Concert" will be given under the
auspices Of the EVeutnC NdI at Car
negie Hall Wednesday evening. Novem-
Der :, by the Philharmonic Orchestra.
JOSEF Stransky conducting. Anna Fitztu.
the soprano. will be the soloist. The
programme includes the unfinished g., m
phony OF Schubert, an aria from aida
by Verdi and a group Of ons and Sc.
lcctions from Wagner.
Ma'.a Cunningham. who will ma he her
New York debut as Il song interpreter
on T%hursda. afte: November .. at
the Princess Theatre, Is a native OF
LOUISIANA ard a daughter o. q we'll
known n~ewspape. man. tne late Col. A.
B. Cunningham OF baltimore. With the
advantage OF an international training.
one OF her teachers being the late Nine.
Marches, Mis-. Cunningham is said TO
sing equally well IN English. French.
Italian and Gern,sn. She has made her
career. principally III England. which size
toured as a SOPRANO soloist with Kubeiik.
Hamburg and Backhaus.
The Society of tine F. ends OF Music
announces Cor It's fourth season A series
of hve afternoon concerts. ut the Ritz
Carlton, beginning Thursday afternoon.
November ?. 4 public performance
Will also be given at the Metro
politan Opera House early In May
similar 10 that OF Mailer. choral
symphony las; year. Continuing its
policy of the past. the society will
produce only such music as could not
easily be heard elsewhere. including un-
familiar old compositions as well as
the more interesting of the newest works.
Among the numbers 10 be performed
during the season are vocal quartets
by Brahms. directed by Carl Friedberk !:
two Bach cantatas and orchestral works
OF Richter. Sacch;ni and Gretry. con-
Quoted by Sam Frankie: piano concertos
OF Bach and Mozart played BY G!uomac
Novaes with an orchestra under the di-
rec;'on Of Pablo Casals. and the kinder
tot%enliedsr' and "Liede. zines fa,irenden
II Ar' hf N2fAF Zt,> he Fr4II..
koenen n Paul Draper. with an or
chestral accompaniment led by Arthur
B~odanzky. At the FIRST concert, on
T~hursdat. John Powell will play his
own sonata, p%-efac!ns his performance
by q Few remarks.
Arthur H~ersc!mmanH. balysoue. al his
recital in .Aeolian Hail on Thursday
evening, November 2. will sing a recita-
tive and ara from Haenders "Belshaz-
gar" with piano ard organ accompani-
ment. an arrangement of tie SAINT COM
poser's 'Dul'a Guerra .Anorcsa" and a
list OF French. German and English
songs. including several marked as
new IN America. An aria from Par.
ker's "Ho!a Nol .ssima,' with ofgan.
IL also 10 be given
Eva Mylott. an Australian contlalto.
and Edwin Grasse. American y%iolinist
and composer. will give q joint recital
Friday eveninc. November 10. AT Aeolian
Hall. Misses Myiott has had the advan-
tsse OF study cith such artists AS Media.
Marchesi and Sir Henry Wood. and has
appeared with any, o. the famous or
chestral ORGANIZATIONS with success. The
programme includes B%eethoven's sonata
In @ for piano and violin. opus so sew
erdl numbers for Niolin by Mr.. Grasse
himself and a varied selection OF French.
German and English songs. George
Falkenstein Will be a, the piano.
Frank Pollock, tenor. will be the as
sistinS soloist at a concert to be
given By the Waldorf Astoria Orchestra,
Joseph Knecht. conductor. next Friday
evening in the grand ballroom Of the
Wsldorf-Astoria Hotel. As the central
programme lumber ne will sing a group
OF songs by Leonard. Thomas. Lawrence
Townsend. Jr.. and kernochan. His
other numbers include an aria from
Donizetti's "IEllsir d'Amore." The
orchestral numbers include the Der
F~reischue,z" overture OF Weber and the
"Norsp!el' to Wagncr's "Meisterwinser.'
Alma Chuck. a, her only soma recital
this season. for the beneht Of the New
York branch OF the 1872 Alun,n& Of
Nassar College. to ne given on Saturday
afternoon. November II. In Carnegie
Hall, will Offer a programme opening
with Haydn's aria. with Verdure
Clad Follow;n there will be srias and
ssngs taken from German. Russian.
French and American composers, Anton
Hof will be at the piano.
Marcella Graft. sopraRo will give a
recital at !Aeoiian Hall on Saturday af-