New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06


Ssens's prelude to "The Deluge.' The
second concert of the orchestra will
take place at the Metropolitan Opera
House on Sunday night, October IS.
and the announcement of this pro
sramme will shortly be made. AS pre-
viously stated. the coming of the or
chcstra is due to plans of the French |
High Commission and the United !
States government, and it will be un |
der the direction of the French gov
ernment. The French American Asso-
citation for Musical Art is in charge of
the ARRANGEMENTS for the tour of the
sixty leading American cities which 1t
is 20 make.
Al the Hippodrome this afternoon
Ajax Rosen will play these numbers on
r Joint programme with Cantor Rosen-
blatt: Nocturne, E minor, Chopin
Auer; Spanish Dance, Granados -krels-
Ter; Slavic Dance, Dvorak kreisler, and
Caprice Basque, Sarasate.
For his recital at Carnegie Hall this
afternoon. given under the auspices of
the East Side Labor Lyceum for the
benefit Of its building fund, Toscha Sci
del will play the Bruch Concerto Suite
in A minor, by Sinding; Sarasate's
Gypsy Airs and group of shorter
pieces. aomng them his own arrange
ment Of the Hebrew prayer, eli, Eli"
L. T. Grunberg will be at the piano.
The Philadelphia Orchestra Associa-
ZION announces a series of five concerts
in New York City the coming season
on Tuesday afternoons, November 10,
December II, January 81, February II,
March II, in Carnegie Hall. These
concerts will be under the direction of
Leopold Stokowaki. The soloists will
include Margraete Mstzenauer, Efrem
Zimbalist, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Nine.
Olga Samaroff, and Harold Bauer and
Jacques Thibaud in conjunction.
DR.. Fleck announces "Cavalleria Rus
sicana" for the second of the series of
eperatic nights at Hunter College on
October 10, under the auspices of the
American Art Education Society and
the New York City Orchest
That the citizens are taking advan
tsge of this free educational course is
shown by the heavy registration. All
future applications for registration will
be fled in the order of their arrival
for this and supplementary courses.
AS the college offers this course solely
for adult citizens, in the future high
school and college students will not be
permitted to register. The cast will
be as follows:
Sa.t,iazs ....-... Nine Catnern, MorIesle
I.os Lucille Nelson
1lriddo .Paeo Tuzzo
AGO James Nelson
Mama Lucia .-.. ....... 90. Gwendolne Cover
Mr. Reinald Werrenrath will give his
FIRST song recital of the season in
Acolian Hall on Sunday afternoon, Oc
tober 20. He has arranged a pro-
sraume to be sung entirely in English.
Miss Dai Buell., pianist. will make
der first New York appearance in
Acolian Hall on Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
tober 22d
Heifetz will give a recital in Car
segie Hall on Saturday afternoon, Oc-
!nber 26
Josef Holman will open his season
~ playing with the Boston Symphony
Orchestra in Cambridge and Boston
on October II, Is and 10. His New
York recital will take place in Car
acgie Hall on Saturday afternoon,
November %
Mrs, Mabel Garrison, of the Metro
'olitan Opera Company, will give her
forthcoming recital in Carnegie Hall
On Saturday afternoon, November ..
The Berkshire String Quartet will
give series of three subscription con-
:crts in Aeolian Hall on November 10.
January IA and February %.
The Elshuco Trio, composed of Sam
lel Gardner, violin; Willem Willeke,
cello and Richard Epstein, pianist, will
I'VE chamber music concert in Aeolan
dali on Thursday evening, October 81
AT Mr.. Bauers recital in Carnegie
dali on Saturday afternoon, October
~ ne will play, besides the Kettle
sonata of Mcdowell and pictures at
NJ Exhibition" by Moussorgsky. a
Toup Of eighteenth century composers.
Including Rameau, Scarlatti, Couperin
md Duffy
"nred Megerlin, the concertmaster
the New York Philharmonic, will
i've recital in Aeolian Hall Thurs
"s afternoon, October "a
me young Brazilian pianist, Guio-
Novaes, will give her first recital
'he season at Aeolian Hall on Sun
as afternoon, October 81, at 8 o'clock
larry Anderton gives his first New
recital In Aeolian Hall on Nor.