The sun., 1916-12-03
CONCERTS, RECITALS, NOTES OF
MUSIC.

Efrem Zimbailst will be the sololst at
the hill rmonic Society's concert this
afternoon In Carnegie Hall. He Will
play the Glazounow violin concerto. The
orchestral numbers TO be offered ar"
~Tchaikovsky's fantasy Romeo and
Juliet" Observation-Disclosures "Capriccio
Espagnol." and, COMMIT before the on
certo. Mendelssohn's overture, "Flngais
Cave" aud Schumann's c major sym
phony. A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pro-
sramme will he given az the regular
pair OF concerts on Thursday evening,
December :. and Friday afternoon. De-
cember =. B~eethoven's fourth sym
phony. L.iszt's Symphonic Poem Die
Ideale" and Wagner's prelude and
"Liebestod' (, ON Tristan und Isolde"
will be played by the orchestra. Teresa
Carreno. pianist, Will he the assisting
artist. She will play Lists concerto In
I, fiat. Al the society's concert In Car
negie Hall on Saturday evening, De-
cember 3. a Tchaikovsky-Grieg pro-
gramme will he given. Frances Aida.
! soprano, will be the soloist. The pro-
gramme follows; Tchaikovsky. symphony
No. 8 in l. minor. scene from Jeanne
dare for soprano and orchestra. Frances
Aida Grieg. two elegiac melodies for
string orchestra. Heart Wounds"
THE Last Spring. Grieg. Margaret
lein." "Erstes Begegnen,' 'L.auf der
Welt" Frances Aida, Frank La Forge
at the piano Tchaikoysky, theme and
variations for orchestra, opus 81. The
second concert of the soclety's Brook
Ign series will take place on December
10. with Efrem Zimbalist as the soloist.
The programme for the symphony
Society's concert at Aeolian Hall this
afternoon Is as follows Suite In C.,
Bach. arranged by Walter Damrosch,
first time at these concerts danse
sacree. danse profanc. for harp and
strings. Debussy INTRODUCTION and al
legro for harp, Ravel, new. first time.
Carlos Salzedo, harpist Enigma" varIa-
tons. E.lgar. The next pair OF con-
certs at Aeolian Hall will be Friday,
December 10. and Sunday. December II.
when the programme will include
B~eethoven's symphony No. 4, Josef
Hofmann will be the %sololst. playing
Chopin's piano concerto IN r minor. At
the second Saturday evening concert In
Carnegie Hall, December f6, Gulomar
Novaes, pianist, will be the soiolst.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ensemble.
consisting Of Alix YounS-Maruchess,
violin'.t, and Irene Schwarcz. pianist.
will give a concert this evening In the
Comedy Theatre. The programme COM
prises Ferruccia Busonis second sonata
for plano and violin. vitali's c~isconna
for violin and Grieg's sonata In q.
At the sixth chamber music concert.
under Max Sanders's direction, to take
place In the Harris Theatre this eve
ming, Harriet Scholder, pianist, and
Helen Scholder, cello. will play Boell-
mann's Variations Symphoniques.'
Each player will also be heard in a
group OF solos. Ammo Arkadij, mezxo-
soprano. will sing German, French and
Russian songs. Frank Pollock, tenor,
will sing an operatic aria Of Donizetti
and songs In French and English.
This evening at Maxine Eiliotts The
atre Nine. Yvette Guilbert will sing
songs OF the Montmartre. and discourse
to her audience about the esprit boule-
warbler" which is so typlcally Partisan.
The Misses Dorothy. Rosalind and
Cynthia Fuller, assisted by Constance
Binney. In English. Irish and Scottish
folksongs ana dances. will bring to a
close their hrst week Of entertainments
given at the Punch and Judy Theatre
with . performance his afternoon and
one this evening. These young English
women have met with a success through
out their programmes offered during the
last week such as warrants their con-
tinuing their appearances at the tiny
playhouse for the next two weeks.
The programmes for Samuel A. Bald
wins free organ recital at the City Col.
lege this week are A. follows; To-day
At I o'clock these excerpts from Richard
wasmsrs works: Overture and song Ia