New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02

hischa Elnan's recital IN Carnegie
Hall on Sunday afternoon will be
his last appearance IN this city for
This season. but not the last engage
ment for the year Ills dates VIII
keep him busy until June. when he
plays at the Evanston, H., Music Fes-
tival. His last programme lneluue-
Sonatss by Handel ard Bach me
Bruch concerto, and u group OF smaller
pieces comprising Noc'urne ny Ohop'h-
Auer: Voice Of the Woods by Pag-
anini-Vogrich; Romance by Roger
Hungarian Dance No. Z, by Joachim
in a Gondola. by Elman himself and
"Jota," By Sarasato.
The Tsing-Tau symphony Orchestra
formerly connected with Germany
naval and military forces az MAO
Chau. taken prisoners o. war Whei
that stronghold fell into the hands OF
the Japanese. released later and coming
10 this country on peaceful MISSION
on route for home, Will share the pro
gramme with Sousa at the HIppodrome
his evening. This organization
under direction OF Conductor .. n
willie Among the numbers announced
are Weber's DER Freischuetz," Mac
Dowe!Ps Second Indian Suite" ara
List Rhapsodic. Among the so.olsts
sra Otto Gorit2. Of the Metropolitan;
Nine. Hernia Menth, pianist. and MISS
Mary Zentay. viollnst Inc rece p's
will be devoted 20 the German-Austrl~n
War Sufferers Relief Fund.
The Society Of the Friends o. Music
make An urgent appeal to all those
who have purchased tickets COR the
first public concert IN the Metropoh
n, Opera House. on Sunday evening
April 8, when Mshler's Eighth sym
NAOMI will De performed for the mrs.
tine here bv the Philadelphia sym
onorv Orchestra. Leopold StoJows n
eoreuctor. that they be seated IN the
auditorium BY quarter-past eisnt OF
that night. as the doors Will De cioseG
a. that time and no one admitted uhtii
after the finish o. the first part. As
the s~mphory is arranged IN TWO
ns-ts. me late corners will have 20 sacri
Fee ore-half OF the concert by tneir
-arJt,ess. The symphony was mrs.
rod.c ed in Munich, IN 1910, under
r's.. er's own direction. u is written
r.- a greatly augmented orchestra,
-oroied mixed chorus. boys choir ami
a.,L- solo voices. IL IS IN two parts
tte .rst 70 the words Of the old Latin
hymn "Veni. Creator Spirltus," and
no second. 10 the final scene rom the
eoeond act OF Goethc's Faust" HOW
ard Brockway will give an exposition
of the symphony illustrated a. me
-iano on Tuesday afternoon, a. the
Princess Theatre.
Two popular works have oeen 80,
lected by the Messrs. Milton snd
Sargent Aborn for presentation oy the
Aborn Grand Opera Compsny's tnird
week a. the Academy o. Music. operlhs
,o-ro~row evening with YerdIs Rig
o'etto." with the second halt o. me
week occupied by Flotow's Martha
The artists appearing N "kleoietlo
will be Milo Picco and kicnSra Pm.
Alternating in the titulsr role. MARY
Carson and Edith Helena will exchange
evenings in the role OF Gi!da, whlIe
Giuseppe Agostini and Salvatore Gioor-
dano will alternate the role OF ths
DYke OF Mantua. Others IN the cast
viii include Enid Addison, Madeline
poos. Dell Howell. 6. J. Solte, William
Schuster. John O'Neil, Max Tot and
Giuseppe Giordene. Ignacio De! CAS-
Martha" will be given only three
performances the latter half OF the
eel owing to a previous booking OF
tbs Academy Of Music for Friday even
ing Edith Helena will be heard Tor
.h 81, .;ne In the role OF Lady Hsr-
20, Durham. while the Lord Tristan
vilkeford will be william Sehuster.
Cinsenne Agostini will be Lionel, wnile
Ssiystore Giordano will alternate;
John O'Neil will be the sheriH' ana
My loft. the footman. u. Casino
will again conduct. .ha
-, snrinr season az the Academy OF
Wrsic two ever popular favorites wlll
10 srnu Thew are "Msdsma Butterfly
So ire first half Of the week, and
.rr.ia III Lammermoor" for the second
LII The usual matlnees prevail! on
wednesday and Saturday. There Will
be another special performance OF
"Hansel und Gretei" on FRIDAY after.
noon. April 7, at the special hour, OF
3 80. in order 20 permit the sehool chill
dren time 70 see the fairy opera IN rs
entirety. Gladys Chandler and Mary
Carson will again be seen in the titu-
lar roles.
Jubilee year /. the New York Phil
harmonic Society," announcement for
mex. season. the seventy-h.th anniver-
ssry Of the foundation OF the society
The event itself will be celebrated BIZ
4 five DAYS festival, which will include
festival performances 10 each OF the
four New York series-the THURSDAY
evenings, Friday afternoons. SATURDAY
evenings and Sunday afternoons. These
series will, az usual. comprise twelve