The sun., 1916-12-31

arranged by Ilmballst. Nina Gluck
symphonic Variations. ''Istar," UIpdy.
Elena Gerhardt, soprano. will bc the
assisting artist AZ TIE Friday afternoon
concert @: the Philharmonic society at
Ga rnegic Hall on January >. Tac chief
orchestral uumOcrs Will Include Dvorak's
fourth symphony and Depussy's two
r~octurnes. CLOUDS AID FESTIVAL"
Nine. GcrharGt viii also appear rs solo
list VITA the Philharmonic on Sunday
afternoon. January :, wien IN addition
I. "A group of Lieder. With piano accom-
panimeut. She VIII sing three snngs ~
Richard Wagner. with orchestra. Carl
Goidmark's symphony, "a Rustic We'd
ding and Smctana's "Nltava.' will lie
included In the numbers for orchestra.
Two features Of the socicty's approaching
festival. concerts celebrating the seventy
NTH anniversary OF its founding. Will I've
the iiis, appearance with the orchestra o.
tn. New York Mcndciasehn Glee CLUB,
and the Blch cho!" o. Bethlehem the
latter organization VIII indeed Uc heard
' outside Of Bethlehem for the fIrst time.
, The choir of 500 PENNSYLVANIA fingers
viii he brought TO New York al the per
sonal expense % Charles Schw1o.
Fritz kreNier. yiolini-', will give a
recital this afternoon at Carnegie Hall.
lie will De assisted bv carl Fticdherg.
I pianist. Thc programme follows: con-
cer;o IN = mlnor. N!Npld! sonata IN y
major. FOR piano and violin. Cesar
Franch concerto in L siarp minor, No.
2. NieuXtcmps soil for violin, Der
ceuse l~tonant!que.' Ercisler, and Aus
dc Helmat'' bohemian fantasy. Sine
tana. Carl Lamson will be the accom-
PIANIST.
The Russian Symphony Orchestra will
give "A New Years eve concert AT Car
negie Hall Tonight. Their" viii I've three
assisting splDists. I'ella Stoi.y. Sopilno :
Hugh Allan. tenor, and Leopold todCw-
cky. pianist. The concert viii begin At
$50 O'Clock and II will conclude. with
appropriate music for the time. ~ mid
night.
\. the Manhattan Opera House this
evening ,oss.p G~abriiowitsch, the Rus
sian pianist, will appear IN the dua role
Of soloist and AZ conductor ~ n selected
orchestra Of eighty pieces. The pro-
grausne will he an al TschaikoVsxy
one and vii, include the "Pathetique'
symphony, the Francesca da Rimin1'
overture and the T~schaikowsky piano.
forte concerto. opus 20. The concerts
will he played under the baton OF Arnold
Folpe. Mr.. G~abrilowitsch has appeared
with success as conductor in Europe.
hut this will be his American debut in
that capacity.
Sam Franko and his orchestra,
together with four sOloists, will present
the programme Of the Chamber music
concert, Max Sanders director, to be
given tonight In the Harris Theatre.
The series OF nineteen concerts which
Nine. Yvette Gullbert has been giving
at Maxine Elliott's Theatre will terIni'
nate this evening with an all request
programme made up of various favorites
for the extensive repertoire or the dis
> ,inguishcd French discuss. In accord
/; ance with tho custom Nine. Gui.bert la,
! adopted, IN Difference 10 her American
! audiences, she will preface each NJ these
songs by making "A few explanatory re
marks in English regarding its content
> Immediately upon the conclusion of thl'
l series Mine. Guilbcrt will beRiu a trans
continental iour, which Will Include mos
u Of tho important music centres OF tn
u country.
l. Al their trs; joint recital. TO 10 give,
Q Ia Acolian Han tomorrow afternoon
Itudolph GAM. pianist. and Albert Spald
y Ing, Viollnist, will offer this progra mnle
e Sonata In A major, for plano and violin
c opus 100, l'rahrs. sonata In j.. TO
o violin, Haendel; piano solos, ballade Il
i 4; minor, liercease Polonalss in A fla
: Chopin; Fantasia, FOR plan" and violin
l. oIus iba, Srhubest, Andre lienolst Wi
? be 1t, the plano FOR Mr. SpaldinG,
J. George y, 10 L., the Young Au tg..lia
| unposrr- pia mist. ain Civ" his irAt Nci
u York rtcita, of the season az A,,iil
N Han GA Tuesday afternoon, Tho pru
II Tranmo follow m co, ,tid ifrrue |
:, y minor, Rtah-'iT""hl. Alas,b fro'