The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

May .. 3. 4, 8 and 6. under the direc-
ton of DR.. Ernst Kunwald. The fol.
lowing solo!sts will assist Sopranos.
Olive Fremstad. Florence Hinkie. Edith
Chapman-Goold c~ontraltos. Nine.
Schumann-Heink. Sophie Braslau: ten
ors, Morgan Kingston. Lambert Murphy /:
BASES. Clarence Whiteh!ll. Arthur Mid
dle.on organist, Adoiph II. Stader-
mann. The choral and orchestral forces
are: Festival chorus. solo chorus.
chorus of 500 children from the public
schools. Cincinnati symphony Orches.
ira. The chief works to be performed
are: Mendelssohn's st. Paul: Bee
thoven's "Missa Solennis.' and the same
composers Ninth symphony: Richard
Strauss alpine SYMPHONY first per-
fprmance in America THE Ch!ldren's
Crusade OF Pierne St.llman Kelley's
Chinese suite. Aladdin: Carpenters
Adventures in a Perambulator." and
Brahns's "A German Requiem Other
selections include excerpts from Richard
Wagner's Tristan und Isolde and die
Goetterdaemmerung." with orchestra,
and Oliv. Fremsted.
The evening concerts will take place
on Tuesday. May 2 Wednesday. May 3:
Friday. May 6. and Saturday. May 6.
The matinee concerts will Be given on
Thursday. May I. and Saturday. May s.
Further information may be obtained
from the Cincinnati Musical Festival As
ISOLATION. 100 West Fourth street, Gin
c!nnati.
Serge de Diaghilef's Ballet Russo will
begin the last OF its four weeks en-
gaeement at the Metropolitan Opera
House tomorrow evening. AS this en-
gagement OF the Ballet Russo Is in
cluded in the regular opera season reg
ular subscription performances are be-
ing given on Monday. Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings and
Saturday afternoons. The final mid
week matinee will be- given on Tues
day and not on Wednesday.
Mime. Rattan Dew English. folklorist.
will give a second costume recital OF
classic Indian ragas and kashmiri folk
songs on Tuesday afternoon. May 2. at
the Hudson Theatre. Sh will be as
sisted by her husband. Or. Coomaras-
wamy. who will give a short address
on the music of India. Nine. Dew will
accompany herself. sitting Indian fash
ion. Oh the tamboura, a native instru-
ment.
Samuel A. Baldwin will give his usual
free organ recital at the City College
on Wednesday afternoon. April IS. at
4 o'clock. with the following programme 4:
Pastoral Sonata Rheinberger Harmo-
MES du Soir. Karg-Elert Toccata and
Fugue in u minor, Bach Chant sans
paroles, Frysinger: overture. scherzo.
nOcturne. and wedding march from "a
Midsummer Nights Dream music OF
Mendelssohn
At the concert Inc meeting of the
Humanitarian Cult TO be held on
Wednesday evening. April rs. at Car
negic Hall, Rudolph Ganz. Boris Ham
bourg and Arthur Hartmann will APP
pear AS soloists in the musical part OF
the programme.
The NTH and last musicale Of the
present season to be given by the
HARLEM philharmonic Society Of New
York will take place In the grand ball
room OF the WaldOrf-Astoria on Thurs
day morning. April 81. The artists who
will present the programme are Loretta
Del Vale, co~lorature soprano: Oscar
Seagle. BARITONE, n Albert Spalding.
viulinist.
Josef Martin, pianist. will give q re-
citri on Thursday afternoon. April 81, In
Aeolian Hall. His programme includes
the scenes From Childhood Of Gchu-
mann ';rieE's Y minor sonata and
pieces by Rubinstein. Liadow, Iljinsky,
Saucr, Bargicl and Chopin.
Donna EAsley. soprano. With Josef
PasteriAck at the piano. will give q