The Washington herald., 1917-03-11

BaUer); Ravers introduction and al
legrO for harp CSalzedO): Roentgen's
concerto for violoncello tRocutgenD;
MOZart's concerto for piano in D minor
tGabri!Owit sChJ. and LiapUnow's con-
ceTtO for piano LeEiuskaD. Notable
concerts at Carnegie Hall included a
Wagner program with Julia Claussen
as soloisL and a Beethoven program,
in which Fritz kreisler. Pablo Casals
and Harold Bauer appeared n Bee
th"ven's seldom played triple cOncsrto.
The soio.st~ Of his year were: Ef-
rem Zimbalist Harold Bauer. Albert
Spalding. Pablo Casals. Carl Fried
berg. Sophie Braslau. Alma GluCk,
Carlos Salzedo. Josef RoCmana. Miss
Novaes. Fritz Errislcr. Olga SamarOss,
Engv!bert Ro~Ei-sn. perrv Granger,
Mischa Elmar. USsjp Gabr5lowiJsch-
Mabel Garrison. Jul. a Clauss-n. Ethel
Leginska, Louis Home. Alexander
Saslavsky and samuel L.f-ghey.
Owing to the Imgos>ibI.Iry Of pro-
vidtng sufficient seats "a, Aeolian Hail
for all its patrons and suJscrl hers. the
Symphony Society has Drsn compelled
to make an important Cno0ge IN its
concert plans Of ncxr season. The
Friday afternoon concerts will be
transferred from AeolIau Hall 10 Car
negie Hall. and Will he given On Thu~a-
day afternoons. instead of Fg.tavs. be
ginning October IS. TIE saturday
evening concerts al Carnczfe EaEl VII
be Increased from eve to r.shs o.. gin
ming Ocfoher p. The slx-s-~ Sardey
afternoon concerts W.. huweV.-. he
continued at Aeol.an Hau as hereto
fore, be ginning on OstoAer -
Mrs Huron Lawson Las recently 70
turned from giving har fourth re..'al
at Winchester. Va. u-.~r the aU--.l..s
OF Fort Landorn Seminary. Mrs. Law
son was asked TO return.
At St. Johns Church. Geo-re,oWn n
today the musical portion of the serv-
ices under the direction of Samuel -
Leech. "rEsuist ana Chcirwl Suer. will
I've as follows: Neni'e or, Eoria-. Ben
edicite. by W. {. Nacsar'aae. b-ncdac-
tus. GreEorian: How 10 Thy Nercles
Close Ne Eor7a." by Il Y. Saunders.
with irc.d"uta' solos by NJ. trf.1r L.
simpson. tenor. Mr.. Charles A BHEas,
baritone
VI r}~ .vontnE service the mus'cs.
rrrgtarr WI BE- as fp'irv-. l'aEnl6v. :
ard NUM- dimU'is. ,ir. Eo-tsu tones:
a New Maven a-.i Nm Ea~th.'
from "Th. Holy '.lN." nv 4 r GauL
With I.~.r Du- sylo sung 1y Nr-
ON W,da.-6a! night. N-r-h -. tho
choir VII ~.nucr tn. can.s.r. .,'llvet
10 Calvary." Ly :. II. NIa-E.t'-.
{ Music for the recent rr, e.r'atiou %
tie I-,r4r,lTC-s '''r. N' *.
IN M5moral Continental Hal. under
joint auspices Of tho D.u.,n,C~s ot the
America Revolution and rre Jniver-
sal Fi'In company. Was furnished by
an cipht-p.C, or.ha. TIA urd"r direc-
tion Of TIur. Hush Z. Sa.'.Iran. Fret
SALESMAN is n ,AarEe OF the music at
tho Hamilton Hotel and the New Ar
iuEtoa.
William S'anSra'5. o~-a~'s' and choir
director os tn I'.-~- |n.-' -Sational
Church. has prepared hs l-.towinS mT-
sir4I lroGIarn C"r TO-DAY.
Il a. r.--u-Ean rr.'...,., "N.fitati n Re
fCieuse" t,iut;z.ha'EI auins'n. Whose
Dwc'o;N" ,Nrrfm.. occidental solo. Mr..
AldridG". orrau Tost.uGs. Allegro
0}"rowsAn.
80 n. rr-"Tu~',aI Pr,luIn." organ
"nh. : nc'i~s ~" H.uN,: ch"i,. "Fark,
Uurk. NV S..''' requested tShsUcvn:
Prayer in C Eat lCallaertsN; anthem.
"Ch. saviour "r :rc Wurld' rGo--l ur-
gan rost'udc. Chorale and Finale from
Suite ,8ar;letN.