The sun., 1918-12-29
CONCERTS, REC1TALS, NOTES OF
MUSIC.

At the symphony Society's concert in
Aeolian Hall this afternoon, NJ. Andre
Messenger. conductor OF the Paris Con-
.servatoire Orchestra. will assist as guest
conductor in the following programme
symphony No. 8, in E fiat, "Eroica,'
Beethoven suite en- quatre parties
allegro, menuetto. adagio. vivace-viole
d'amour ct orchestra LorenzItl; Henri
Casadesus. soloist overture, lie Roi
d'Ys," Lalo.
Josef Hoffman, will play Liszt's Z fiat
piano concerto at the fifth Saturday eve
ming subscription concert of the society
in Carnegie Hall on January :. The or
chestra will play Weber,s "Euryanthe"
overture, Tschaikowsky's symphony No.
S and three numbers from the Mother
Goose suite OF Ravel.
At the society's concert In Aeolian
Hall on Sunday afternoon. January S,
the orchestra will perform Sa!nt-Saens's
s'rnnhonv in A., No. ., and NJ. Gustav
T!mlot, the society's concert master, will
play the same composers Il minor violin
concerto. A novelty will be an "Elegie
Symphonique" by the Chicago composer,
Felix Borowski, which will have its first
hearing in America. Beethoven's trio
fa oboe. clarinet and English horn.
played by Messrs. de Busscher. Langenus
and Atchain, and Weber's "~Euryanthe"
overture close The programme.
The programme for the Philharmonic
Society's concert In Carnegie Hall on
Friday afternoon. January 8. with Alfred
Megerlin, violin, and ]. ]. kovarik-
viola. as soloists, is as follows Gluck,
overture, "Iphigenie in Aulis," Wagner
ending; Mozart, concerto for violin and
viola, with orchestra Strube, variations
on an original theme, marked In the list
first time in New York" and Rimsky-
Korsakoff's symphonic suite, "~Schehera-
zade." At the Philharmonic concert in
Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon
January 5, Raoul Vidas will be the So
loist, playing the Mendelssohn violin
concerto. The orchestra will play Schu-
hert's unfinished symphony. the "Geno-
veya" overture OF Schumann. 1ppolito"-
Iyanow's Caucasian Sketches De-
bussy's Afternoon OF a Faun' and two
Slavic dances by Dvorak.
Thu second pair of subscription o n
certs by the Russian symphony Orches-
ira will take place on New Years eve
and Thursday afternoon. January q, AZ
Carnegie Hall Mischa F'1n9n Rns"'an
violinist, will be the soioist Tho pro-
gramme for December 81 contains a
Ballet Scene by Glazunow. N~epradnlks
| intermezzo for strings, Might; Rubin
STEMS study N c and a polonalse nS
| MacDoweli, ofchestrated by Mr.. AIT
schiller, and Tschaikowsky's violin con-
| certo. For January 9 the programme Is
! A~rensky's symphony No. /. the Fran
cesca d1 Rimini' fantasy of Tschaikow-
sky. "Elegle" and "Musette" by Sibellus.
| and Dvorak's violin concerto.
Sonh,a prasIau n contralto Of the
| Metropolitan Opera Company, will give
| her annual song recital this afternoon
in Carnegie Hall. The programme com
prises a group OF Dvorak's songs, a 81
bella sroup with the composer at the
piano. modern French song n group OF
Russian songs with Binders THE sab
/ hath Eve" to be sun in Hebrew, and
songs by hve American composers
Kurt SCHNEIDER will be the accompanies
John Charles Thomas. barytone, as
sisted by Nicholas Garagusi, viollnist
and F.. Romayne Simmons at the piano
will give n second song recital at the
Princess Theatre this afternoon.
Vladimir Resnikoff, barytone, will give
the third of three song ~recitals at the
Greenwich House this evening. The
programme: "By Many Pathways
Hearts Morning" Meath the FIJI
Tree" Sibelius "syivelin,' sinding
nRage. Oh. Storm S~zymanowsky
Eastern Romance" Rimsky-Korsakon
among Enemies" TancJev THE Musi'
clans P~eepshow," Molssorgsky "Du'
binushka." the traditl nal song OF the
Revolution Mother Volga,' "Flowers
BIoomed and Faded" THE Young Ped
Ter" and 'volga Boat Song" great