The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

i"'e moeiVs nOt OHIy VI utS uhtiSe couH-
try. but also the folk music Of Cuba and
South America and the United States.
Vida Mi,holland. soprano. assisted by
Fernando Tanara at the piano. will give
a song recital o-morrow evening IN
Aeol,an Hall. Her programme includes
old Italian airs. German songs by Schu-
manu.. Wolf and Brahms and two
Persian fox songs in Persian, arranged
by Blai Fairchild, a group of Russian
songs. An aria from Charp~ntie-s
Louise" and old English and lr!sh airs
Estella Neuhaus. pianist. at her re-
citai in Aeolian Hall mex Tuesday
afternoon will play a sonata by Bee
thoven. a group of Russian numbers and
Hungarian Rhapsody. No. ~. II also in
the programme list.
In the Princess Theatre next Tuesday
afternoon Max Heinrich. lieder singer.
will give "A recital at which he Will pre-
sent a programme containing two Schu-
bert numbers, Die T~aubenpost" and
"Gruppe u dem Tartarus" and Del
Knabe init dem Wunderhorn." by Schu.
Mann. He will also recite Tennyson's
poem "Enoch Arden" with music by
w cNThuSS
At her recital In Aeolian Hall on
Tuesday evening. March IS, Charlotte
I.und, soprano. Will sing airs and songs
by ,;luck, Durante. Gubitosi. Barbieri.
Gricg. Lie. Sibel!us. Schubert. Ries.
Strauss. Charpentier. the Les Barques,''
first time, by Florent Schmitf. and se-
lections by Vidal. Faure. Georges. Quill
ter. Brown, Nevin. Gere. Hi! and Gil
berte.
\ concert for the benefit Of the Musi.
clans foundation, Inc. under the AZ
spices OF THE Bohemians" New York
Musicians club, will be given in carne.
gle Hall on Wednesday afternoon. March
90. lgnace Paderewski. pianist. and
Pablo Casals. cellist. will appear on the
programme and the New York Philhar-
monte Orchestra, Josef Stransky conduc.
tor. The programme follows; Overture,
'~Euryanthe.' Weber: Prelude Choral
and Fugue. arranged by Albert. J. =
Bach Concerto In ID Major for iolon
cello and orchestra. Haydn: Prelude
Die Meistersineer." Wagner; Prelude
and 'Liebsstod" from Tristan and
Isolde" Wagner: Concerto In A Minor
opus 81, for piano and orchestra, Schu.
mann.
Boris Hamburg. Russian ~cellist, will
give a recital mt Aeolian Hall. Thursday
afternoon, March 80. He will play tn.
following programme Sonata. 1857
1749, Galliard Gavotta, circa 1900, Ca
%leotti; Adagio. from the 'Gamba Son.
ata,' Handel Allegro Viva mente. circa
1850. Lanzetti Suite No. I, q major for
violoncello alone. Bach Prelude, q
minor, Mazurka. Nocturnette. Dams.
Russo "Cosaque." Boris Hamburg Va.
%riations sur un Theme Rocco, opus 80
T~schaikowsky.
The annual benefit concert in aid OF
the sick and general fun OF the Blint
Mems improvement Club OF New York
VIII take place on Thursday evening
March 80, at AeOlian Hall. The artist,
are Edith Chapman Goold. soprano
Heinrich Meyn. barytone Edwin Grasse
v%iolinist William A. Ersierlin. pianist
Dr. william G. Carl, %organlst,
Elsa kellncr. American soprano, viii
| give her first recital In New York OF
Friday evening. March 81. in Aeo!iar
Hall, Her programme will Include two
groups OF songs by Schubert. Brahms
Liszt N Wolf French songs by De-
busy. and two Hroups in English,
At her Carnegie Hall recital on Frlda,
evening. March 81, Ethel Lcginska
pianist. will offer a programme that in
cludes Two Inventions. Bach Sonata "
A major. opus 2, No. 2. Beethoven
schcrzo, in u minor, eleven %preludes. opul
rs, Chopin Etude H%erolque. Leschetizky
in COMMUNICATION Of the composer.
death, and two numbers by L.iszt,
On account OF continued illness Maudt
Fay's Aeolian Hall recital. once post
poned then announced for March 81
was again postponed until Saturday NJ
ternoon, April l. The programme vii
contain songs ny Mozart. Marrello, Per
golese. Berlioz. Gabrielle Sibclia, r
Haynes Bayly. Richard Strauss. Haen
del. Cornelius and Brahms. kur-
SCHNEIDER will assist at the piano.
The Waldorf Astoria Orchestra, Q,