The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

Casals will be the SOLOS, AZ the regular
sunday concert in carnegic Han
The next concer; Of the symphony 50
ciety Will taxi plac. At A-,litH Ia.
Sunday afternoon. Febrga4y =. TAc
programme Is as follow h utmcrsyn-
phonie. Arnuld Schoergcig. inst pub. :
performance in New York pnsuc fer
violin M orchestra. Chtussou. solo.si
Alexander SaslaVsky symphonic va'!-
atoms for y..lonccllo with ur hestra,
Boellman. soloist I.uci"n Schm'' s,re-
made In \, brahms. mrs. time 1T these
concerts serenade for V!ol II. N.o'pnccl'o.
piano and organ. Saiut-Sa.ns, M"'srs.
Saslavsky. Schinit. Maier and lnmr sch.
AZ the doors Will be- kept closed dur
ing the performance of the Schvenbe' e
work the audience Is requested to hc
seated promptly at 3 o'clock,
Josef Hofmann will be the solo!st a,
Tn. .lftli ~ mphony concert fur Young
people t. Toe even in Carnegie Hall heNt
SATURDAY afternoon. The orchestral num-
beers will Lee played by the symphony
Society of New York. Walter namroSch,
conductor. The prosramme compr srs
two selections from Tsc~haikowsky's
Manfred symphony, the menuctto
from the trio for two oboes and English
horn. opus -. Of Beethoven the con-
ccrto in G minor for piano with orches-
ira of Saint-Saens. allegro moderate and
allegro vivace. and the prelude to Lob
ergrin" and THE Ride of the Nalkyr!es
OF Wagner.
Marcella Graft. American soprano. and
Leo Drnstein. Russian composer-pianisi
are among the artists Who viii appear
at the Hippodroine this evening.
The las, Riltmore Friday morning
, musicale of this season VIII he given on
Friday morning. February 20, IN the
grand ballroom Of the Hotel Bltmore'
owing t. the continued Illness OF
L.ucrezia Bort. Nine. Lin Cavalier. So
I prano. and Luclen Muratore. tenor have
| been engaged to sing The other art
lists will be Andr, ade Segurola. bass OF
tn. METROPOLITAN Opera Company Mary
Warfel. harpist Ros!na Call, premiere
d~anseus. OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company, II Beatrice de Holtho!r'
French diseuse.
Enrico Caruso will be one Of the emf
rent artis,s who will contribute their
services At the gala concert 10 he sIver
next sunday evening, FEBRUARY
81. a, the Biltmore under thu
auspices of the Queen of Italy
the Italian Ambassador and IL,
Countess Dolores Macchi d! Cellere fol
the benefit of the Italian war sufferers
and more especially the families OF thu
thousands o; Italians who nave beer
called to the colors from the tnit't
States. many of whom are in serious
want. Mr.. caruso mons other mum
bers will sing n new patriotic hymn
composed by the veteran conducto'
Luigi Mugnonc. Pasquale Amato. TN
Metropolitan opera barytone; Veto,
Maurel who Verdi said WAS th'
greatest operate artist no had eve
heard). Nine. Luisa VILLAIN. soprano
Nine. Valentino crespi, violinis' faol
Martucc.. pianist; Enr!co sconamiglio
'%cellist. and Romualdo Sap,o will ais
take part In the programme.
. Oscar Seagle. barytone. assisted b.
Frank Bib at the piano. will give IN
: following programme at his recital /
, ! Carnegie Hal tomorrow afternoon
| Nos premiers amours. from ~"Joconde.
: Nicolo-Issouard Enterde Ia Musett'
chanson "a boire, Chanso a Mangcl
Z Old French Colibri. chausson Ian
I blanc. Hue Lamento Provencale. Pala
e dilhe CARNIVAL. Fourdrain Ayaut |
I bataille. Chopin NoiX Nocturnes, Gire'
chaninoff Aimons la rose, Fi.msky
korsakon Wohl zu eigem Lied hal
: ich Lieb geweiht. R~ach,naninom Char
son de la pucc. Moussorgsky Don
Ceare. John Alden Carpenter. In III
I Yellow Dusk. Thus Wisdom Speak
Chinese poems, Edward Horsman, TIL
Unforeseen. Cyril Scott; The sta,
Z lanes Rogers.
r John Powell will give a piano recit'
In Aeolian Hall tomorrow Afternoon
8 His programme follows Sonata.
sharp minor. Schumann Forest Scene