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

Notes and News of Musical Worl 1

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Thursdays. sixteen Fridays, four satur-
DAYS and twelve Sundays IN Carnegie
Hall. and the soloists engaged so far
include Josef Holman, Mischa Elman,
Efrem Zimbalist, Alma Gluck, julia
Culp. Elena Gerhardt and Percy Grain
ger. The soclety's subscription books
are now open at the Philharmonic ONCE
for renewals IN addition 10 the New
York series, the Brooklyn Sunday after
Moons will be continued, and the or
chestra will tour more extensively than
ever before.
Assisted by Isidore Luckstonc, Helen
Allen Hunt. mezzo-contralto, Will giye
q song recital in the Punch and Judy
Theatre on Monday afternoon, April 10.
The Boston singer will offer. in add
ton 20 groups IN French, Italian and
German. an English group that will IN
clud. my STAR Beach; "Shouggie
Shou." Hcnschel. Dear, Dark Head
Fox; "He Loves Ne" Chadwick; x
Dare Not Ash a Kiss" Fryer, and
"Heigh-ho Sunshine" Philips.
A group OF songs by Gustav Mailer
will De sung ~ New York for the first
time by Tom Dobson at his fourth re-
cital in the Punch and Judy Theatre
Wednesday afternoon, April II. Mr.
Dobson. VINO as usual will play his own
sccompanlments, vii. offer a character
istic programme that will include a
number OF new children's songs.
At his farewell recital in Carnegie
Hall on Saturday afternoon, April 10,
Ossip Gabrilowitsch will play numbers
that have proved especially popular in
the course Of his historical series. Fol-
lowing such works as the Bach Chro-
matte Fantasia and Fugue and the Bee
thoven Sonata Appassionata there will
be the Schumann Carnival" the Cho-
pin Sonata in y fiat NOR and long
list OF pieces BY modern composers.
Guiomar Noyses, the young Brazilian
pianist. viii give another recital IN
Aeolian Hall Thursday afternoon, April
IS, playing compositions OF Bach, Mo-
TART, Schumann, Chopin, Oswald and
Aikan.
The concert which Fritz Kreisler is
10 give IN Carnegie Hall next Sunday
afternoon, in aid Of musicians, music
teachers and music students OF all ma
t.onalities stranded in Vienna By tho
war, will mark the twentieth time he
has played in New York this season
and his l25th concert since he began
his season on the Pacific Coast, the end
OF last September He will play J. s.
Bech's Suite ID r major; Tartini's The
Devil Trill" sonata; Wieniawski's
concerto 30. .. u minor; his own in
PRODUCTION and echerzo caprice;
scherzo-ys.se 0y Chabrier-Loefier; his
own rondlno on theme BY Beetho-
VEN. and three csprices By Psganinl.
Harold Bauer viii give farewell
recital in Aeo.ian Hall, Sunday after
noon, April 9, playing an au-Cnopin
programme that will include among
other numbers the Sonata in 3 minor,
Oh. So. ne F-sharp minor Folonaise,
wa!tzes in A minor, and G-s2t major,
scherzo IN C-shsrp minor, and noe
turnes in C-sharp minor and t-sharp
major.
Nine. Rattan Dew, who has appeared
in London with her Kashnlri folk
songs and Indian rsgas, will give 4
costume recital on Thursday after
noon, April Is, at the Princess Thea
tire. assisted by her husband, DR..
Coomarssw amy, who Will give snort
address on the music OF India. The
programme will consist o. nine classic
Indian ragas and five Kashniri foI<
songs.
The twenty-second biennial Gin
frr-1 a
held in Music Hall, Cincinnati, from
Nav , 10 &. There will be four even
NO progrannes and two orchestral
matirees. all % which will be under
the direction OF DR.. Ernst kunwald.
The choral works which are 20 be per-
formed a, the evening concerts are
Mendelssohn's "St. Paul. on the open
ing night; the Beethoven Misss Soien-
mis- and the Ninth symphony on
Wednesday night; Pierne's The Chill
dren's Crusade with the assistance
of 500 children from the pubic
schools, on Friday night. and zee
BRAHMS Requiem" on Saturday nisnt-
The two orchestral matinees VIII pre-
sent important ORCHESTRAL noyelHes'
Nine. Scnumsnn-HelHk viii be the as
sis,ing artist AZ the Saturday ma.,ne.
eoncer. and Nine. Olive Ffemstad AZ
the Thursday matinee.
The Cincinnati symphony Orenes,ra,
a-ernented 20 100, viii assist the May
Festjval Chorus. A solo chorus OF
r,oss.sioral singers will also be an
w. ,o-.sn, feature Of the performance.
To- soloists will be Olive Fremstad.
Eioro,ce Hinkle and Edith Chapman
Cold sopranos; Nine. Sehumsnn-
loirt ard sophie Braslsu, eontraltos:
vorran Kingston and Lambert Muir.
INV terors; Clarence WHITEHALL and
Arthur Middleton. bassoh