The sun., 1916-10-15
TUMN LIGFT OF THE SINGING BIRDS EGINS

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flavor to the concert this evening by the
inclusion In the programme Of the Ru-
manlan Rhapsody, a work of his coun-
try man. Georges Enescu. The rhapsody
Is distinctively Rumanian In style and
feeling and Mr.. Spircscu will play 1t In
the national n the first time In
this country that II has been given un-
der the direction OF a mar con-
ductor. Mr.. Spirescu and Mr.. Enescu
were classmates at the Paris Conserva-
tory as well az friends In their native
city. Bucharest.
Edna DE Lima, who will make her first
appearance here In a song recital In
Aeolian Hall IN the afternoon OF Octo-
her 20. made her first appearance at Co.
vent Garden. London. In the summer OF
1911. after which she went to the Royal
Opera at Vienna. where she remained for
three years. up to the time war was de-
clared. when she returned to this
try. For the past two years she has
been studying with Mime. Sembrich. with
whom she has prepared all Of her concer
programmes. Richard Epstein will be at
the piano.
Tie two little Mozart operas which Al
bert Reiss OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company will present at his first NATL
nee Of comedy opera IN English are
arousing an interest that Is highly grail
flying TO the producer. Only one per-
Torrance of the two operas Is scheduled
for the present. and that will take place
In the Empire Theatre on Thursday
afternoon. October 20. The works to lie
presented are '"The 1mpresario." English
adaptation by Henry l.. Krebiel. and
HASTEN md Basttenne.' the former
having been written by Mozart when In
the zenith OF his powers and the latter
when he was winning triumrhs as a
wonder child.
Moses Bogusla wski. pianist. will give a
re ital In Aeolian Hal, on the afternoon
, Of November Is.
Maud Powell, whose first violin re-
cital In New York this season will be AT
the Cort Theatre on the afternoon OF
Tuesday. October "a. will play for her
important numbers the Arensky Con-
certo. opus 81. and the piano and violin
sonata In d by Saint-Saens. There are
also the Beethoven Romance In q ma
jor. the Mozart Rondo from the Hammer
suite drought up to date In the kreisler
setting. and other numbers by .dart!ni.
Bazzlnl Dvorak and vieuxtemps.
Nine. Marcella Sembrich will give her
annual recital In Carnegie Hall on Tues
day afternoon. November 81.
Alma Gluck will be heard In only one
song recital here this winter. and that In
Carnegie Hall on saturday afternoon,
November II.
Nine. Olga Samaron. who will make
her temperance IN Carnegie Hall on
Saturday afternoon. October IS. Is coinn
20 play some new compositions by Err
nest Schell.ng and Ossip Gabrilowitsch
on that occasion. Mr.. Gabrilowitsch will
he represented by an 'elegie" dedicated
to Nine. Samaroff and n ''csxrice.' Mr.
: h.l!ing by a set of variations on an
original thene. The Brahms Sonata IN
+ minor Is the big number on the pro.
m
wing TO the fact that the seats FOR
the series OF sunday and Friday after
noon concerts AT Aeolian Hall. begin
ming OF sunday afternoon. October 80. and
Friday afternoon, october -, are virtually
sold out nv subscription. the symphony
Society Of New York. Walter Damrosch
conductor, announces two additional
series of five concerts each on Thurs
day afternoons and saturday evenings
al Carnegie Hall. beginning Thursda,
afternoon, November %. and Saturday
evening. November 25.
=. The programme for the nrst SUNDAY
afternoon conert at Aeo.lan Hall on DC
tobcr 80 vii. be- entirely orchestral
no sololst appearing. II follows sym
phony IN u Nc IS Breitkopf and Hacr,
,cl)-Mozart. First time a; these con,
certe) Sinfonia. from the Cantata "Do,
minica Observation-Disclosures. Arioso
Introduction to the Cantata. ,"Ich Stei
nit einem Fuss In Grabe'-Bach. CAR
ranged. for concert by Sam Frankol
First time at these coEcerts) SYMPHONY
| No. 6 In F ,Pastoral) -Bcethoven.
Richard Buhlig, pianist. will play III
first New York recital AZ Aeo,ian Ha.
on Tuesday afternoon. October - II.
programme opens with Cesar Fran'ki
: prelude. Chorale ct Fueue'' and include,
Il group of Brahns's compositions, ;
Beethoven Sonata and n group Of Chopin
numbers.
Harold Bauer has changed the title o
his piano programme to he given IL
Aeol!an Hall Thursday afternoon. DC
,obcr &c. 10 Famous Composers OF by
gone Times as more nearly expressing
The idea he has In mind. Most OF tn,
> composers represented on the programme
which Includes fifteen numbers. wer,
!. renowned In their time but ar,
well nigh forgotten to-day. Anon,
them are such names as Frobcrs
or. Frescobaldl. Kuhnau. Merulo, Mar
cello. Schobcrt. Steibelt, and John Field
Richard Aldrich has written anno,atioi,
covering both OF Mr.. Bauer's r~ecitals, tn.
second Of which. 10 be given on January G
will be devoted 10 the Music OF To,
day"
Francis Macmillan. the American VIC
J linist, will be heard IN recital in Car
negie Hall Saturday evening. October 20
He will play the Haydn Concerto In {
major. tho Bach FNgue in c major 70,
violin alone. and the Ernst Othello Fan
TASTE. There will likewise be Mr.. Mac
millan's own arrangement of the Men
delssohn Hunting SONG. and two Of hi,
own compositions-the Serenade Negr,
: and a MaGurka which he has entitled
"Nijinsky," Richard Hageman will as
slst at the plano.
Nine. Julia ClauRen. the swedish neE
70 soprano. who has met with favor II
New York on several occasions, will civ.
a song recital In Aeolian Hall on IN.
afternoon OF October 80.
Robert Iortat, a French pianist, wn,
has come to America with jacques Thi
baud, the violinist. will be heard In re
cital In Aeolian Hall Thursday after
noon. November .. Iortat Is said to hav,