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play in a number Of places, including
Boston, Reading. Pa; Lynchburg. va
Anna Case. soprano, will be heard In
song recita al at Carnegie Hail IN Wednes-
day. october II. at $3.50 =. NJ The
programme contains several unfamiliar
numbers and promises to have A special
interest of It's own. Soderman. kJerulf.
Bjornson. Alexander Russell. Fay Fos-
ter. MacDowell and spross arc among
tho composers represented.
Fritz Krejsler's first recital OF the sea-
son In scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
October ~. at $3.50 in Carnegie Hall.
Mr.. Kreisler. who has been spending the
entire summer at Seal Harbor. begins
his seasons work IN Harrisburg. Pa. De-
tober IL. In the course Of his season II
is planned that he should play 1875
times.
Samuel Gardner. violinist. who was
with the Chicago Orchestra last year.
pla ying with them several times as solo
: LIST. Is to give n recital at cola Hall
on Wednesday afternoon. October IL. at
3 o'clock. His programme will consist
OF works by vivaldi- Nachez, Mozart.
Tschaikows sky. Granger. Dvorak-kreis-
Ter. Gardner and Cyril Scott.
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Rudolph Ganz. the swiss pianist. who
has put In a four months season OF
preparation In Naples, Me. will open his
fourth American tour with n recital at
Aeolian Hall Sunday afternoon. octo-
Der 10.
Berlyle Rubinstein. who gives his first
New York recital in Aeolian Hail Friday
afternoon. October 10. has prepared an
unconventional programme that includes.
among other numbers. the Bach-Liszt
Crosse Orgel Fantasia ind Fugue. III.
Brahms Rhapsodie In L fla, and the Liza
pounow Etude Carlton" In addition to
works Of Chopin. Lisz,. Strauss and Co
: dowsky.
Harold Bauer will give the first OF two
Interesting plano programmes he has ar.
ranged In Aeolian Hail on Thursday
afternoon. October &c. lie has called II
Composers OF the Past" and Il will In
clude works OF composers who were IA
nous IN their dav hut who a, the pres
ent time have passed largely out of
memory. The second programme. TO be
given In January. will he devoted to
works by present day composers.
AT her Aeol.an Hail recital Tuesday
afternoon. October 10. Frances Nash's
programme will contain. in addition 10
the cliromatic fantasy and fugue Of
Bach. numbers by Chopin. List. Rach.
maninow. Dvorak. Saint-Saars. Cyril
Scott and Sapellnikof.
Merlin Davies. a young Welsh Cam.
dian tenor. makes his first New York ar.
pearance at AeolIan ltall Monday eve.
10 Oc:oh-r lG.
TIE FIRST concert OF Charles Wake.
Held 'adnan, omposcr-pianls'. and
Princess Ts!anina. and Indian ,nezzo.
soprano. will be given at Aeoliau Hal
TUESDAY evening. october II. Mr.
Crdman's trio In u major will be playec
by Arkady Bourstin. violinls,; Paul,
Eruppe. cellisi. and the composer.
on Thursday evening. October ~
Florence milford. contral:o. vii, give =
recital AZ AeolIan Hall.
Louis Shenk. barytone. will give n re
ci'al NJ Acolian Hall on Monday eve
: ning. October .. His programme wi,
, .nclud. songs by MacDowel,. cadina,
: ann Chadwick.
The Philharmonic Society OF New
York's plans Of subscription concerts II
Manhattan include twelve Thursda,
, evenings, sixteen Friday afternoons. fou
! saturday evenings and twelve Slnda
! afternoons. for all o. which the. sub
= scrlption books will he open to the get,
!. ccal publir on Monday. October .. n
n carnegie Hall strauss Alpine" syn
rh"h! II I" l." produced. and there Is
promising lie, Il s~oloists.
The kneisel Quartet announces TIA
he concerts Of its ,wsnty-ifth cease
u N New York will take place At A-olia
y nan on the follow ing Tuesday vcn!nr
?. November -. December !. January .
Y ~FecFudrl ., March 6 and April 3. Anon
1 'ho compositions that I,r. Knciscl /
- Hla"ins on these prograMmcs FOR m
irSt time IL BeetiloV"n's arrulccnpn
i Tor string quartet OF his piauofor,
i" sonata IN y n,tor..o ~. No. !. an
It ~" VIOLA Huint"t IN y major lr .An'o
y Bruckner. Tho s.xtet "Ncrklacrte Mach,
l. If Scaornbcre, which made "a ieep a
q IMPRESSION At i,s iirs, performances h
~ TVS organization several Seasons ago.
l. also 10 he revived. Quarto,s by Cesa
Il Franck. Tsclalkowski. Rcger nm
strauss will be heard. a. well a. ~
- 80 .ata IN u major for violoncci,o a..
pl.trofor'c by Itublnstein. Aanorpr,
+" mont viii be made later regarding III
assisting artists. but the rs, will "
II clIinc Nine. Olga Samar"ir and VI
- Gahrilowitsch.
Tho FIonzaley quartet beg ms the Sa
urday evening chamber music series ,
the Peoples symphony Concerts A,xi
- iary CIuO At W. 5ulgton irving His
school on q" ''. II. and two We.l
= later the kn-t>el Quartet wl play
u the first OF the clubs Friday event.
series, owing 20 the demand FOR sea
~ las, year the club is this year giylr
=, two series Of six chamber ,oncer,
III both OF which tho Kne!sel and Flonzal,
uuartets, David and Clara Names, Il
. Tollefsen Trio, the Philharmonic Al
" the Vicelp.an Trio will appear. ST,
dents and Wngearners. teachers. artis
=, and professional people are eligible
membership II nay obtain adm,ssit
10 all the clubs concerts upon PAYNE
Of 81 for each series to the secretar
!, room 1905. 81 Union Square.
he Peoples symphony begins its seve
nd tenth season with a st,ll greater r
10. duction IN the prices 10 be charged
nd it's Carnegie Hall orchestral concer,
There will be more 10 cent seats tia
ever before. The entire upper balloon
". part Of the lower balcony. the last thr
IN rows In the dress circle and some
IL the side boxes will he sold ~ this prit
RI. NJ these rates Of admission Carnel
Hall sold out scarcely more than pa
NJ the rent Of the hall. 10 there Is -,
az IDENTIFY room for q large deficit at Ell