The sun., 1916-10-29

saar; In q Temple Garden, Spross The
Resting Place. Salter The Stirrup Cup,
Kramer Marching Song. Eisler. Richard
Epstein will be at the plano.
On the programme which George Bar
rere Is presenting with his miniature or
chestra. the Little symphony. on Tues
day afternoon, October 81, at the Cort
Theatre, I've has listed several Interest,"
ing compositions. new TO New York. The
list includes a suite composed of num-
hers from the old Gretry opera. "Cephale
ct Procrf4' also "A suite by Louis ".
Saar, and a suite dedicated to child
hood by Gabriel Pierne. called ITO My
Little Friends Liora Hoffman. 90
prano. will assist.
Roger de Bruyn, tenor. and MERGED de
Pima, soprano. will sing at their song
recital in Aeolian Hail on Tuesday af-
tcrnoon songs by sgambati, Alvarez.
Burleish. James Rogers. Fourdrain.
LaIo. Goldmark. Frank Warner. Grana-
dos. Schumann. Novacek. Braga, Rhene-
Baton, Schlieder, vicaldi. Mascagni,
Schubert. Hermann. Leoncavallo. Dvorak.
Schmitt-Csayni and Novak. What is
said 10 be an initial hearing In New York
will be given to a series OF songs called
The Cstalonian Mountain Songs by
tiranados. unberto Martucci will play
the accomplishments.
The programme Of Christine Miller's
oniy song recital Of the season.. scheduled
for Tuesday evening", at Aeolian Hall.
comprises several interesting novelties.
Modern songs only will be given. The
list includes three new songs. dedicated
10 Mis- Miller. by H. r. Burleigh. A.
Walter Kramer and James H.. Rogers
respectively.
Nine. Gertrude Aud. at her SONG
recital NJ the Comedy Theatre on
We lnesaay afternoon. November l, will
present - very interesting pSogramme.
Il comprises Serbian. Slciiian, Hun
gar'aE. Japanose and French folk Dongs
sun IA tire original. and also Bohemian.
creek. Dutch and Moorish folk songs
an aria from Mozart's I'll Re pastore.'
with violin o~bbligato. played by Hans
i.-tz an aria from Nerd"s "Ernani,'
an he following songs: To Griilon.
Ra:el; "Berceuse du raysa-. Nous
aorcsky chant de Nourr'ce," lie Fonte-
rallies "rristc est lie Steppe." Greet
slaninow "Au Clair dc la Lune." Mari
nier "Au Bord de rEau." Cuvlllier
Morning Song" ~Chadbournc "The
Green River Carpenter; Russian
cradle song. Heyman: 20 Were My
Love" Evening Cloud and Spring
capture Gilbert.
Compositions o. SIX composers will be
played ~ ossip GGhrilowitsch at his re-
,i'ul In Aeolian Hall Wednesday after
""on, November /. The Russian pianist
"a. = long tour in prospect and his al
usrous engagements In other cities are
iIlely to rurtril the number Of his New
fv:k :ences. His November l
programme tolloyS:
BertIo yea. senate IN L fiat major
opus 81. No. 3: Schunann, sonata IL I;
N --..- 90 - .G. yA-NsnA ~ l.
e IN nor opus ~. NJ. J ctude IN + major
u q! Us IL. No. 8 "alse IN A nat major
e opus 20, NJ ! ftoyel, Jeux d'Eau De-
il busy, claire de Lime L'isle Joyeus".
V katharine Dayton. n young singer
ana disease. who was heard here will
i fryor last season. will give q rcci,H
Al the Punch and Judy Theatre OF
wednesday, afternoon. November /. Nils.
DAYTON has arranged t. very attractive
, irograramt. which ircludes English
J" irish and French felix songs and p grouI
" entitled "TbVnbnaii Studies in Temper
u ~, 1rmpr-amert." ~ Margaret Ruth
. ,su Ltrb
he Ethel Leginsks. English pianist. vii
~ include "a he first recital OF the season
10 ~, carnegie Hal on Thursday afternoon
y November .. Bach italian Concerto.
p H~,.thoveu'a "Pathe.iquc' sors'n.- an
- $50 Rr,hms compositions.
. Robert ..ortat. = French pianist o
It. iIstirc;in., who has come to Areric
y.'th jacques Thibaud. will he heard 10
the first me- n New York in Aeolia
ar Hall Thursday afternoon. November
81, u. has arranged the following Pre-
N, .~,mmo. Variations s~yInphcnique. Sent
.r nam. tgveuty-four ~preludes. Chopin J.
Cathedrale eugloutie, Debussy; mil
s:r-ls. pebussy first nocturne. secar
~, iruromYtu, Faure Les Muletiers d'
~ ,.ut 10 Christ de L.via. lie Retour d
MI Mrl.tiers. de Seversc. echerzo-vals'
Ihabrler; Legende de 50. Francois u
P7u'e, Li-zt.
OK Myrtle Moses, a mezzo-soprano OF tr
no Chicago opera. will make ner frst Ne
or York appearance In song recital on II
~ a'ta-nonu of November . nj the Co
',K Theatre. She will sting songs /
'le Rec,noyen. Haydn. Brahms. Heinr'c
ff pAtzner, Gr.eg. Sa,nt-Saens. Massene
IN Carpeatey. Cyril Scott and Frank BIB
OF wnl'au Reddick will be at the piano,
'at A MS recital In Aeol'an Hail {
Nv Thursday evening. November 2, VII
MS Am Wheeler. tenor. will Offer a pr
be M made up % old Italian air
Ms German songs. n group OF folk songs
rs follows: Gaelic. THE Lark in the Clea
KY Air "Inshean an Fhalatinigh", negr
In Deep River" arranged by II. I. Blu
ay leigh southern mountaineer. "Way l.
de ca on SMOKY: ancient Orkney melod
"llorclo"; Manx. "She \
Quite Nodestly," and songs In fIngl's
'e- Harold Osborn Smith will be at q
re- piano.
re Nine. Yvetts 0uiibert's hrvt appea
ia. auce this season will n place on FL
day afternoon. November 3. AZ the Ma
W. ;ne Elliott Theatre. This matinee W
,u- ne devoted to '"rhe French Art Of q
ny Middle Ages" in songs, with on e.
er, planatory address In English by Pre-
he John Beck OF Bryn Mawr College. 7
will programme Of the second recital on Su
IN day evening. November s. will consist
songs of the brave soldiers OF Franc
from the time of Joan OF Arc 10 I
LIST. present. Clayton Hamilton will deliv
by Il short Introductory address. At 30
sod ~rrcitals Gustave Ferreri. who arriv
IN. recently from England. will appear
will Sine. Gu!lbert's accompanist.
lea -
VII. An unusually interesting program,
use made up entirely of American songs "
I'M he given by Charles w. Clark. barytoi
Mr..
su- MUSIC TEACH
NJ. Miss Ziipha Barnes Wood snnounc