The sun., 1916-12-24
HAROLD BAUER AeH JAcovcs
NteAu0. ACCLAIM WALL. SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, OEC. 3ON.

AFTERNOON. De-. SOW.
gramme to follow tho Inner will include
Mozart's opera. "The 'mpresario." Ar
r~sngenents are In the hands Of Sigmund
Herzog. chairman.
Elmer g. Hoeizlc. tenor. assisted by
Elena de Sayn. violinist. will give II
concert TN Acolian Hall on Thursday
evening. December -. My. Hoclzlo will
sing four groups of taken largely
from American composers. Included III
Miss de Sayn's number is the "iocmc'
Of Chausson.
Tho Fionznlcy Quartet will give a
programme hat will include two novel;
ties at its second concert IN .Aeolian Hail
on Friday evening December 80. This
concert H. arranged as An extra one, sub
scrlbrrs being admitted free. while seats
for the general public are available NJ
regular prices. The programme will IN
clude Ernest Bloch's quartet In ", and
E.manuel Muors's suite Tor Two Nio-
I Inns Without Accompaniment" both of
these compositions being III manuscript.
Tho concluding numbcr will he Haydn's
quartet in -. opus -. No. /.
On Saturday afternoon. December 30,
Harold Bauer. pianist. and jacques Thi-
baud. yiollnist. will MAKE a second Joint
appearance at .ieolian Hall. Their plan
Of programme will differ from the first
one presented in that there will 10 III
diyidual selections FOR each artist ia adj
dition to tho ensemble numbers. The
programme follows: sonata in u Nat.
Mozart. MIR. Bauer and Mr.. Thihaud i:
Scenes From Childhood" ~SchuInann,
toccata, Mr.. Bauer: "Poemc," Chaus-
son. Mr.. Thibaud sonata IN A major.
Cesar Franck. Mr.. Bauer and Mr..
Thibaud.
Fritz Kre,sler. violinist. will give his
fourth recital NJ Carnegie Hall on sun
day afternoon, Dece mber 81. He Will be
assisted 10y Carl Fricdbsrg. pianist.
Rudolph CAM. pianist. and Albert
Spalding. vioiinist, will give n joint re-
cital AT Aeol!an Hall on the afternoon Of
New Years Day.
Compositions ly T~schaikowsky will.
make Up tho programme ~ the New
Years eve orchestral concert TO hc given
at the Manhattan Opera House, at hicl
Ossip Gabrilowitsch. the Russian pianist,
will make his American debut us CON-
,.c,., orchos,,, 90 o,,b,y n,,n NJ
, ~, hr,,oui,sc vii conduct, ,ha r,mnos-
ar. .y,a,horv W q ,h. .,p,,ha,;,no -
and the Francesca da Rinim overture,
He will also appear as solo!st and play
the TschaikONsky concerto under the
baton Of Arnold Volpc.
George J.. Boyle. Australian composer
iii, 49, I,nu,,y - NJ "a, g. ,,,. a.
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Ir.,,,,o 80 p,l,i,,r, r,. ,,,,,,,,
ain ,ont,iu some al AIR E,,,s ny,u
rnuupnstin,.
Anorr III, novelties To- Ia, pr.senteI
n, the second concert Of lin. New York
njmy JnrrIrv . in A%oo,ion UniI = n
vork Ly Iani.l Gregory Mason witch
X dedicated TO the society.
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second ,.rl,al ~ Tho nres.u, Season on
Wednesday n~ft,ruoor. Jo,uary 2. An
A,ollnn Uau Her progrann, wi; In
clu,, Nnzart's concerto IN u major ana
rpnhc,. Lv Tor Amin. Sarnsnte and
Wall
ShS re'',a's on ihurs'aN h''',n""ns'
January :, u. ~ ana Co. IN Woman
nan, WIZ nc OF 'n'ei,s! 20 IN, army ni
No'"lis's IN ana around New hotk, Inc
.ihgtr WI! nay" IN" assistance "' FRANK
cert VIII 80 "'N"''l u, ,,lNS"i'fN '"" 'n'
>'r"i'' 10 an N'sN :" FRANCE '''lll'AhS
b"I"nl'l. ltiIN ''l' l''S. 'hd' - Hn 'h'
UnIt"'hh ''"'HiN !" 'ht M. t"'lI'"'
Inc H~'rlh"n '!hSS'.s from N'n'r !.
brahms ana IN" French ana SlaNl'
songs down I" tho "nd o' IN" hinet"cu''!
century VIII lie represented on the th!ro
Seinhrich Will offer songs or to-day
from Russian. German. French. Eng
llsh. Polish and American composers
Albert Greenfield. n young New York
viol,nist. will make Ills first appear
ance in Aeolan Hall at n recital on
Friday evening. January s.
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Harold Bauer will present a pro-
gramme of pianoforte compositions. to
which he has given the title The Music
OF To-day" In Aeolian Hall. Saturday
afternoon. January 6. Three works will
mo given their first performance I'm New