New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
NOTES OF THE MUSICIANS

Rv courtesy of the French Institute
in the United States a course OF three
lectures will be given, under the au-
spices of the Schola Cantorum OF New
York. at the gallery of the Museum oil
French Art, 500 Fifth Avenue. These
lectures will be as follows:
Wednesday afternoon, March 2l' at
$3.50. Kurt SCHNEIDER will speak on
Russian Folk-Music," illustrated by
Mr.. SCHNEIDER at the piano.
Thursday afternoon, April 8, at $780,
Ernest Bloch will speak (in French on
Claude Debussy, Son Guvre ct Son
Influence"
Tuesday afternoon, April II, at $780,
Alfred Laliberte will speak (n French)
On "Alexandre Scriabine, ss Vie ct SEES
Guvres," illustrated by Mr.. Lalibere
at the piano.
The Society of the Friends Of Music
which has already given half dozen
concerts this season, announces a spe-
eial spring series, following the lines OF
its activity in the past. The features OF
this series will be the playing of all the
Beethoven violin sonatas in three re-
citals by Harold Bauer and Jacques
Thibaud. and a concert Of the works OF
Ernest Bloch, the Swiss composer
whose string quartet was recently IN
troduced by the Flonzaley Quartet.
The Beethoven sonata recitals will be
given on the afternoons of Thursday
April p; Friday, April 20, and Friday
April 27, at the Ritz-Carlton. This IS
he first time that all these master
pjeces of chamber music have been
plsyed in public by two such distin-
cuished artists. Subscription TO the
series is open TO non-members Of the
society. and may be made through the
wolfsohn Bureau, West Thirty-fourth
Street.
The Bloch concert on May ?, also
open to the public, will introduce to
America a cycle OF works based upon
Jewish literature, and will be under the
direction Of Arthur Bodanzky and tho
composer.
The recital which he Is 10 give N
Carnegie Hall Saturday afternoon
March 81, will be Mr.. Paderewski's last
appearance Of the season in this city
He has before him quite a number OF
concerts in April, and his season viii
close early in May.
A recital Of old French songs by
jeanette Cazeaux, soprano, will be
given a. the Princess Theatre on Sun
evening, March o. Mile. Cazeaux will
wear the costumes Of the various pc
RODS represented in her programme
and will be assisted at the piano By
Maurice Ia Forge.
Florence Seligman, the yohng Ameri
can soprano, who will be heard on Mon.
day evening. March 26, at Aeolian Hall
oifers a programme OF old English, Ger
man, French and modern American
songs. Richard Hageman, Of the Met
ropolitan Opera Company. will be a
the piano.
sascha JacobinoH. the young Russian
vlolinist, who gives a second recital a
Aeoliau Hall on Wednesday afternoon
March %, has two eoncertos on hI
programme. the Nardini and the Saint
sa4ns b minor, besides two miseellane
Gus groups.
A. Oliver Denton's second piano re
cital. which takes place on IhursdA'
afternoon, March 20, at Aeolian Hall
hs will give an American version o
NacDoweli's music, playing the Sonat'
Eroiea and four pieces from the Ne"
England Idyls.
RoshAnara and Ratan-Dcvi will re
neat their afternoon OF East India'
songs and dances a. the Hudson Thea
ire Friday afternoon. March n, at2;5'
o'clock. The programme will Include
a Kroup o. Burmese dances, East Indian
FOLK dance, the warrior and tnak'
dance By Roshansra and the famous
Nsuteh by Roshanara and Ratan-Deyi
gstan-Dcd will present group o.
Cashmere folksongs and classical East
Indian ragzr. accompanying herself on
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