New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

The next meeting Of the New Sing
ing Society will be held tomorrow
evening a. : o'clock AZ 2Qe East Forty
second Street. At these reheArsals'
which are held Monday and Thursday
evenings each week. the members Of
the chorus receive training in voice
production and sight reading.
Among the women responsible for
the development Of the society are Mrs
Rudolph Schirmer, Mrs. Edward ;.
Hardness and Mrs. Dunleyy Milbsnk.
L Camilieri is the conductor. All
young men and women are invited TO
join.
The opportunity OF giving the peo-
pie OF America good music at popular
prices has never been greater than
now. With the operate and concert
field Of Europe greatly restricted by
the war, many of the great artists are
not only left free 70 accept engage
ments in this country, but in many
cases are forced 20 give their services
through stress Of circumstances at IN
usually los prices.
The series Of concerts arranged By
the Managing and Producing Company
at the Manhattan Opera House foi
Sunday evenings, beginning Septem
Der 10, will include among the artists
some Of those who in the past have
been heard only in Europe.
Nine. Eugene Fonariova. a Russian
mezzo-soprano, who has been IN Italy
Belgium and London. will be one o.
the soloists at the first concert. oscai
Spirescu, formerly conductor OF thu
Bucharest Royal Opera, and this sum
mer director Of the Cincinnati Sym
phony Orchestra. also appears IN New
York for the first time as director OF
the seventy-piece orchestra.
Alexander Kahn, formerly with the
Boston Opera Company, will direct the
Manhattan Opera House productions
assisted by Theodore II. Bauer.
Leo Ornstein, futurist pianist, an'
Louis Segel, violinist, a pupil o.
Ysaye. will be soloists at the opening
concert.
The programme follows:
Overture In me Spring ....... Goldman
Ballet suite The Seasans' ........ Ilazuno'
''''''' Tor plano and o7-hestral
Mr. Orus,ein-
caatabi.s rom Quartet 'or strings. Tseh.lso's,s
VAse Trste ........ ........ Niheiiu
Concerto b minor ......... yisuItemp
For violin. D minor
Mr. slegel
Grande P0lonalse and Russian Air. DO. Chopi
Nine Fouarioya.
straus
A song recital by Nine. Maria Miele
Narodny, assisted by Nile. Prosch
witzka- Williams, will be given on Sun
day afternoon, September l., at
o'clock. at the Maverick Music Chspe
a, Woodstock The programme fol
! lows:
Plan0--Rondo in 6 .-.-... 1890. Bee'hovs
Nile Proschpi,zFs Williams.
Song n he shepherd LsA k.ussy horsako
From the opera "Sresolrpf chka
LunE AL caro- oaue. -......-..-.. ,. ~,
over he Depths OF the Sea ......... q Ter
Dedicated 20 Mara MEIER Naroiny oy Oh
composer
When 7 Became Seventeen. swedish Poison
DO Noc sing o Beauty. ........ Rachmanino'
black Rose, a ~liiNIt.s
The Night ..-.......- t..s..s...t .+ h.oilal'l
Why l sing ................t-,. D.. herihait
Heavenly Clouds ..--...-.-s--.t .Dafsunis y 4
Indian Lu-aDy ..t.--.t-..t-.- a .NefA
PlanO-AHai Poioraise ...-....... .Chopu
Nile Pro=chwtEka- Williams.
II Was Winter in Ny Soul ...-..... wang
EnHish Cradle sgs ~. ,-.,,o. Ne'l r..,.s
The Civic Orchestral Society close
its season with last Tuesday even
ing's concert at Madison Square Gar
den. when the soloist was anothe
Metropolitan Opera star, Nine. Mels
nie Kurt, dramatic soprano. Mr. Roth
well, the conductor, had arranged
Wagner-Liszt programme, as follows
Syn5hsnio Poem No. 3. The Prsludes'. Tsr
sentas Ballad. from he Flying Dutch
Nine Kurt
Introduction 20 Act III "Lohen gin. Wsgre