New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-07
snce at Aeolian Hall In q recital on
Thursday evening, October Is.

Thursday evening, October 20.
The Zoellner Quartet, which makes
its sixth tour Of America this season,
will give two New York recitals, be-
sides appearances in Brooklyn, Phils-
delphia, Boston, Chicago and 81. Paul.
Tho new works TO be played by the
Zoellners are: 1.-TWO Sketches" Opus
Is, and a Suite. Opus s, by Eugene
Goossens; a Quartet, Opus 20, by
Naprawnik, and another Suite. Opus
l44, by Emanuel Moor.
The Society Of the Friends OF Music
announces for its first subscription
concert OF the season, Sunday after
noon, November 4, programme Of or
chestral music which includes at least
one novelty. The numbers to be per-
formed are "Hiver-Printemps' and
"Poeme dAutomne," by Ernest Bloch;
Liadof's "Chanson Populaire," and
"Danse des Persancs," from Moussorg-
sky's opera "Chowantchina." OF these
the "Poeme d'Automne," for orchestra
and soprano solo, is to have its first
hearing. The orchestra will comprise
fifty players. Mr.. Bloch will conduct
end Nine. Povla Frisch will be the
soloist.
The Sunday afternoon series are
subscription concerts, and admission is
to members only; but membership in
the society is in no way restricted
Miss Carolyn Beebe announces the
;hird season Of three concerts for the
New York Chamber Music Society at
Aeoian Hall on November 10, Deem
Der ! / and February 10.
Announcement is made of the >sree
chamber music concerts which will be
given by Fritz Kreisler and the mem
bers OF the Kneisel Quartet who remain
after the retirement of Mr. kneisel-
Hans Lett. Louis Svecenski and Willem
Willeke. This series Of concerts will
take place at Aeolian Hall on the fol-
lowing Friday evenings: December 81,
February | and April 8. The privilege
: accorded former subscribers TO the
kneisel Quartet concerts OF holding the
same seats as in the past season. The
concerts are under the management of
Miss Helen Love, former manager Of
the Kneisel Quartet. In addition 70 the
concerts in New York, Miss Love an
nounces two concerts in Boston by the
same artists, and these will be given in
Jordan Hall on the afternoons OF De-
cember 20 and February II.
At his first New York recital, TO be
given at Aeolian Hall, on Thursday
afternoon, October II, at o'clock, Ray
mond Havens, young pianist from
Boston, will include in his programme
Beethoven, Brahms and Chopin, with a
brief venture into the "moderns" in
his Debussy and Carpenter numbers.
Henrietta Conrad, dramatic soprano,
who will make her New York debut in
a song recital at Aeolian Hall on Friday
evening, October -, has sung with
many orchestras in Europe, including
the Dresden Philharmonic. The pro-
gramme for her New York recital con
tains songs of Mozart, Scsrlatti, Mar
cello and Monteverd.
One Of the early recitals OF the sea
son vii. be Leopold Godowsky's, az Car
negie Hall, on Saturday afternoon, 0c-
tober 90.
Christine Miller's annual New York
recital takes place on Tuesday evening,
October 90, at Aeolian Hall.
On Tuesday afternoon, October Is,
Betsy Lane Shepherd soprano, will give
her debut recital at the Princess Thea
ire. On the 18th, at Aeolsn Hall, Ed
win Hughes. who was heard here for
the first time last year, will give an
other piano recital.
On Tuesday afternoon. October 30, al
Aeolian Hall, Edward Morris, American
pianist, will be heard in a recital. In
the evening the Lett Quartet, whose
members are Hans Lett, Sander Har.
matt, Edward Kreiner and Gerald Mas,
will give the first Of their series of
subscription concerts.
The Young Mems symphony Orches-
ira Of New York announces its six
teenth season under the direction of
Arnold Volpe. Rehearsals will be held
on Sunday mornings, beginning on Oc-
tober II, and two public concerts will
be given during the forthcoming sea-
son at Aeolian Hall-on Sunday after
moons, January 20 and April %. All
applicants for admission TO the orches-
ira should present themselves for en-
golmen. and examination at Terrace