The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

Mr.. Stujowskl on June ~. 1918. with the
London SYMPHONY Orchestra al Queens
Hall, London, under the direction OF
Arthur Nihisch. The orchestral num-
bers will include the first performance
in America of Sir Edward Cigars SYM
phonic prelude "Po.on.a." u work dedi-
Gated to Mr.. i~adereWski, and Forcnt
Schmiit'e "pupplzzi' ,ruppcisb.
Nine. Schumann-IIeink will 10 the
soloist with the symphony Society al
Aeolian Hall Friday and sunday after
moons. March 3 and ). She will sing the
Penelope aria from "Odysseus." Hell
strahlender Tas." by Max Bruch. and a
double Schuhert-I.Szt nuinber Die
jung Nonne' and Tod und dis Maed-
he'll" This pair of concerts will close
the Aeollan Hall season 81 the second
subscription series. The orchestral num-
bers are: overture 10 a Comel! - Sine
tana menuoi. Prayer ave Nerum.''
from suite "Mozartiana." Tschaikows sky
symphony No. = in l.. Brahms.
The fourth season Of the Music Lovers
Club. auxiliary OF IN. symphony Society.
will be brought To- 4 close viii am "cN.
~planatory tan" ~ tn" piano 10y Walter
bamrosch on I;rahmS's Second SYM
phpny in H." This lecture. which pre-.
pdres for the concerts Of March 3 and :,
Will take place at the Cosmopolitan CIut
Monday, February IS, at 3 o'c,ock.
Fritz kr".slcr and rihlo 'asals Will
play thc Brahms dourl. concerto Ion
VIOLIN. Niolpu,,iln ANA orchestra at the
second gaia concert to leo gwen by The
symphony Society "u Thursday aft. =
noon, March ., AZ tarncgi, II,ll. This
VIII he N" only joint appearance of
these w. foremost players on their re.
spect!ve instruments.
A. Carnegie Hail his afternoon Pablo
Casals will be the soloist with the Phil
harmonic Society. The programme con.
sists Of Charpentier's suite impression.
OF Italy" Stint-Saens's concerto In \
minor for violDnccllo and orchestra
Rogers variations and fugue for or.
chesira on "A theme by Mozart, \. Wal
ter manners two sketches for orch.s
ira, Chant Negro, NAlse Triste, and J
strauss overture. Die Flcd.rmaus."
At the Philharmonic Society's concert.
In Carnegie Han on Thursday evening
March .. and Friday afternoon. Marcel
5. Ossip Gabrilowitsch will he the so,
loist. \ Beethoven programme will b'
given as follows: overture. 'Corio,
lanus". concerto No. =. in T. HAT. En-,
peror." for piano and orchestra: sym.
phony No, :, Ia e minor.
Al the soclety's Sunday afternoon con
Ger; in carucsi, Han on March > Tcrcl
Grainger, pianist. will be the soloist.
Enrico tdruso will sing three song,
In the first part of the programme n
the gala concert to he given this eve
ming at the Biltmors Hotel under III
patronage OF the Queen OF Italy and IN,
italian Ambassador and the Countess
Macchi di Cellere for the benefit of IN,
Italian war sufferers. and later in In
list he Will sing Bizet's "Agnus Del
with cello obligato by l.. Scogramill,
organ by Romuallo Sapio and SALIVA
tore Fucitc, rasouaie Amato will sin,
Harry Burleigh's III giovanni guerrero
tfor the first time) and Rossini's "Iarg
al Factotum.' Victor Maurel will SIM
one French and one Italian song. Luis,
VILLAIN will sing an aria from Mascagni'
"Iris' and several songs 10y Eils. Shell
and Tosti. Nine. Valentine Crespi wi
play several solos by he Curtis an
Pablo Sarasate. paolo Martucci. plan
Isl, will play pieces by Borodin and him
self.
Yy.ttc ';uilbcrt will he heard an
seen again IN New York this cNcnin
at the F~orty-fourth street Theatre, Tn
Trio de L.utece will assist in the pre-
=. Hrainfne IN brllislhe forward some me-
and old music. which includes a wor
. of ReynaldO Hahn for flute. harp an
cello which has not been heard hei
: before.
: Al his second lecture recital in I'll
Princess Theatre Tomorrow afternoo
Paul Reimers. tenor, VIII present Il pre-
, grammc which includes airs by Hand,
and Bach, songs by Beethoven and Scht
p, mann and old German, Hungarian, lta