The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
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OF its Brooklyn season will be given BY
! the Ph!.ha rmonic at the Brooklyn Acad-
envy. with Harold Bauer as the assisting
artist. The chief programme number
selected TO meet many requests is the
"pathet.que" symphony Of Tschaikow-
sky.
Directly after this concert the or
chcs;ra will leave on its Western tour.
to return In time for Its two all Wagner
programme concerts on the evening OF
March % and the afternoon of March
-. The Philharmonic Society will close
It's New York season on sunday after
noon. March 20. In Carnegie Hall with
a reIues; programme.
The fourth and las, subscription con-
cert OF the Russian symphony Society
will take place on saturday evening.
March Is. at Carnegie Hall. Scriabine's
second ~ mphony. i~lazounov's "Ovcr-
,urc on Three o~;rccian Themes. and AN
| adaptation for orchestra OF Itachinani-
no>'s suite for ;uo pianos called Fan
TASTE TabicalN." az made hy Modest
| Altsrhu,rr. the director Of the society.
are numbers in the list. as is also the
"iathet!lue' symphony OF Techaikow-
Sky. which forms the second part Of the
programme. The soloist will be Sascha
Net.;chcnko. a performer on the tym-
panon. who will be heard in several
numbers OF interest.
Eddy Brown will give his fourth violin
recital In Acolian Hall this afternoon.
The programme. which will be popular In
character. includes pieces by Sinding.
Spohr. Tscha;kowsky. Paganini- Brown.
Couperin. Saar-Brown and Bazzini.
Grace La Rue. In a costume recital OF
modern songs. sung IN English. Will be
heard for the first time In New York this
evening at the Longacre Theatre.
Following are the programmes for
Samuel A. Baldwin's free organ reciials
at the city College this week To-day
at I o'clock, prelude In l. minor, Bach
Bcnedic,us. pastorale. Roger, symphony
No. :. Widor. Vision. Rheinberg"r; In
termczzo. Brahms, Cipriccio. Ha'gh'
Am Nicer" schubert finale from
symphonic P~athctiauc,' Tschaikowsky.
Wednesday. March -. At \ o'clock, Al
lesro diminished symphony, Schubert
prelude la Demoisclle Elue,' puhussy
fun,asie and fugue ia &; minor, Rach an
~rllzabe;han Idyli. Noblc. solitude. toe
ca,a In u minor. Nevin "Sprit.g SONG,
Holllns. Suite Gothique, Roellmann.
Maudc FAY OF the Met -opolitan Opera
Company will sing AZ her first New York
recital in Aeolian Hall tomorrow after
noon songs by Mozart. Marcello. Per-
.olesc. Rerlioz. Sibclla. Haendel. Brahms.
Cornelius and Bayly. The "Es gieht elm
Reich" from Richard Strauss "Ariadne
aut Naxos,' is one Of the numbers In her
list.
The Musical Art Society. which gives
its annual Easter concert In Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday evening, March II. will
present a programme Of much Interest
Chief among i,s numbers are a motel OF
Bach. Witch will demand, In addition TO
the services OF tho society. the choir OF
81. John the Divine and the services OF
the New Yorl, symphony Orchestra
Like treatment will be accorded Percy
Grainger's "The Merry Wedding
which will be heard here for tho first
time. The chorus and tho symphony or
ches;ra will also combine In Erahmss
Mamie" Among the other selections
TO he heard are the or sus. servi,eurs du
Sei.ncur ~ Sweelinck, the Tcnebra
fac,r suut 81 Vittoria, the old German
song Christi l,cideu," arranged by
Rledel. the q Fiji ct Filli1. by Iisz'
! and the madrigal Sweet. lioneysuck
!lg lees of Wilbye.
A feature Of the last subscription con
cert Of the Flonzalev Quarters Aeolian
Han series on Tuesday evening. March
Il. viii he the SChumann quartet IN A
minor. opus Il. No, |. Other works
Which the Flon2aleys will play on this
:. occasion will he the Tanelev quartz,
IN & major. opus 3. and the Prelude and
/, Fuguc. for violin alone, from the suite
, IN q minor OF Bach.
>, Hans Kronold. %cellist, will give his
> annual concert ut the Bowery Mission
on Tuesday night. March II. h q
viii be assisted by ldelle Patterson
p soprano. f. concert with David Bis