The sun., 1916-12-10

FIRST time IN New York. opus 81. Naise
Triste. opus a.. Sibelius scandinavian
folk songs Song Of Nernirland. Swed-
ish Iiosclil. Danish Elverhloj. 'f.f-
lill). Danish Bridal March. Norwegian.
Herman Standby Gypsy Song, Dvorak-
sandy; CapricCio. Golterinann. Ethel
ave cole will be at the piano.
At his American debu: t" taxi place
in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday afternoon
Rogumil sykora. Russian '%cellis,. will
play this programme: Concerto in ii
minor. A. Patti Nocturno. Menuet.
Variations In u major. Sykora Tine
Larne, Moussorgsky Berccusc. Mulers
Airs Baskyrs. Piatti Variations sur un
theina rocco. Ts~chaikowsky. Walter
Code will be at the piano.
Leopold G~odowsky. pianist. will give n
recital In Acolian Hall - II Tuesday after
noon. His programme will consist Of
composition hy schubert, beethoven.
chopin. Weber-Godowsky. Withornr.
S~crisbin. Debussy. Submissions and
Isayel.
HRosAlte Miller. soprano. with Richard
Epstein at the plano. will give a song
recital. on Tuesday afternoon in the
comedy. Theatre she will sing airs and
WIS ~ ia Nc 'hN
vesux. Brahms. Marx, Gricg, Wolf
F%errarl, chanserel, Saint-Sacns, La Forge
and Foote.
Media Hewitt stevens. soprano. vii.
give "A recital IN the Princess Theatre
on Tuesday afternoon. She will present
what is announced as an Bellunl
Programme Of Plantation Songs" The
singer will appear in the costume Of
1867.
Naud Morgan. with the assistance %
several artists. will give her annua harp
concert on Tuesday evening in .Aeolian
Hall.
Elena Gerhardt. opranc. Will give i
song recital IN Carnegie Hall Oh Wcdnes-
day afternoon. December 10. The pro-
n comprises six songs each by
schubert and Brahms and one group OF
songs taken from Wolf and strauss,
Walter II. Code vii! be ut the piano,
Edgar ~Schoheld. American bary;on".
will give n sons recital % Wednesday
afternoon In Acolian Hall. lie will SIM;
old airs by Gluck and Buononcini. n
group of German and French songs. and
b Arthur Somervelis SOM cEcl. Maud
to words by Tennyson. Arthur :. II! DE-
Will pt AT the piano
Paul I,eimers. tenor, AZ his song re-
citai in the Comedy Theatre OF Wrdnes-
day afternoon, will present a programme
Of some novel Interest. II comprises
selections from the following writer's {.
Ilaendol. Sacchini. asa Tclcman. l,aS 4.
schultz. 1885 Sommcr. L.issaurr. kaur.
strauss Posa. Cesar Franck. pebussy,
Ferrari and Hue. The list further in
.I,l.o a., oil I,nuliSh air aud fnfarta-
tional folk songs. ch!ldreu's songs and
soldiers songs.
Rudolf Rucheri, bass, aud Michac,
Pcuha. 'celllst. Will give II joint recital
In Aeollan Hall or Thursday afternoon,
December II. Mr.. Ruckcrt will sing
airs from operas by Mozart, Beethoven
and Weber II a good list of German
songs, Mr.. Penha will play a sonata
by Valentino and several shorter pieces.
including an air of Iiure.
The fourth Fillmore Friday Morning
Musicale will be given in the grand
ballroom Of the Hotel Fillmore Friday
morning, December 10. The artists who
will appear are Frieda Hempel, soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera company ;
l.uca Gotta. tenor of the Metropolitan
Opera company: Rudolph CAM. pianist.
and Lucille Orrell. ~'cellist.
Kitty Cheatham will give a recital at
the Hudson Theatre on Friday after
noon. December 1t. The programme
will contain new manuscript songs
written especially for Miss Cheatham by
Ossip G~abrilowitsch, Percy Granger and
A. Walter kramer also folk songs and
legends OF Russia. France, England. Ger
many and China. Miss Chcatham will
also give, for the first time, her "
original arrangements Of excerpts from
the compositions of Bach, Haydn,
Mozart. Beethoven. Schumann and
Brahms, which have been made with n
special idea OF familiarizing children
with the simple little tunes upon which
many 81 the master compositions have
been constructed. A popular Rroup %.
old negro songs nursery rhymes and the
story OF "The Little Gray Lamb will
also be on the programme. An Innovation
In concert music will be introduced by
the singing of two songs. March
March =" by Arthur Farwell. n "OuI
America OF Augusta r. Stets0n. the
chOruses Of which the audience will be
asked 10 sing to inaugurate the idea OF
community singing as u part Of a recita
programme.
, Theodore Spiering, v%iolin,st, a~ssiste,
by Ossip Gabrilowitsch. pianist. will Civ,
, n recital In Aeolian Hall on Friday eve
ming: December IS, The programme fol
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