The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-08

with HeifetZ again as soloist. but with
the Three Old Belgian (Flemish) Folk
ongs by De Greet instead of the new
work by Richard Bourk.
Alfred Cortot. French pianist. will be
he soloist at the society's concert In
Neolian Hall on Sunday afternoon. De-
mber 10. He will play Beethovens
'ncerto in c and Chopin's Andante
,ianato ct Polonaise, for piano. with
rchestra. The orchestra will play as
| lie symphonic number a suite by Wit
| IRE de Sabata. young Italian COM
loser.
The Philha rmpnic Society's programme
| for its two concerts at Carnegie Hall on
| Thursday evening. December IL, and
| Friday evening. December 10. is as fol-
| lows: Cornelius, overture. THE Barber
| OF Bagdad"; Delius (first time In Abner-
| ica). "Life's Dance; Brahms. Ntria-
lions on Theme OF Haydn; TschaAkov-
sky. Symphony No. c. "Pathetique" Gin
versary OF the death of the composer).
Max Rosen will be the soloist at tho
society's Sunday afternoon concert Del
| cember Is in the same hall. when he
will play wieniawski's D minor violin
concerto. The symphony will be Bee
thoven's Sixth Pastoral"
Tho Russian Symphony Society.
Modest Altschuler. conductor, will give
the first of Ave pairs of concerts in
| Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening, De-
cember TO- and Wednesday afternoon.
kDecember II. Serge Prokoaef pianist,
will be the soloist The programme for
December 10: Symphony No. . + minor.
Rachnanmoff; Nuance. for strings:
first performance. Scriabine; Humor-
esque, for four bassoons. first perform
ance, Prokofieff; "Baba Yaga,' The
| Witch-Russian folk lore, Liadon ;
piano concerto No I, first performance
Prokofieff. composer. and orchestra !;
| Caucasian sketches, Ippolitoff-Ivanoff
Programme for December IL: Sym
phonic picture. "Hyrcus Nocturnus,"
Vassilenko after the poem by Morctkor-
ski, Gods Resurrected" Symphony
No. /. L minor. Scriabine; plano solo,
| first performance. Prokofieff: classical
symphony new MS, Proko1efr. con-
| 1ucted by the composer, VASTLY
Besekirsky Is tho society's new concert
master.
Mr.. Rachmaninoff himself. who has
recently arrived in this country from
Russia, will be n guest of honor at the
first concert
Raoul vidas's programme for his sec
ond New York recital at Carnegie Hall
this afternoon Is Us follows: Chaconne,
Leclair: concerto. G minor. Bruch; ro-
nance, Beethoven; nocturne. r fiat.
Chopin-Sarasate Perpetuum Mobile,
Reiss airs Bohemiens, Sarasate.
This afternoon at the Provincetown
Players Club, 1913 Macdougal street
Ilya Schkolnik will give a violin recital.
a.. I'm nHaN
after noon series TO be continued in the
ksoclety's hall until June /. On Decem-
Der Is Leo Ornstein and Hyman Ro-
whisky will be heard in a two piano re-
cital. These concerts have been organ
lied by n club of music lovers inter-
ested in modern music. particularly in
the contributions OF the French and
Russian schools and in the works OF
American composers.
Beginning tonight Yvette Guilbert
will give four more recitals at the Max
inc Elliott Theatre. The programme for
} this evening will contain series OF
songs In costume which have not We,
been heard this season. including some
Of the pierrot songs which Nine. Gull
bert gave last season.
Edward Morris. pianist, will give a re.
cttal at Aeolian ftall tomorrow arter'
noon. The programme includes works OF
Rameau. Scarlattl. a group Of Chopin's
compositions and Schumann's sonata
opus SO.
IL A special Puccini-Verdi programme
. will be given at the opera concert at the
Metropolitan Opera House tonight un
der direction of Mr.. Papi. Tho number,
will be as follows: Part l., by Giacomt
= Puccini: Intermezzo. Act ILL.,. from
: ''Manon Lescaut." orchestra: aria, och,
t gelida MAMMA" from la Boheme,'
Rafaelo Diaz; aria of Mimi from Iii
8 Boheme." Lcnora Sparkes; aria, IL
= lucevan le STEELE" from "Tosca." Morgan
= Kingston; duet. Act H., from MADAME
r Butterfly" Florence Easton and Sophi
: Braslau; waltz song OF MLsetta, from
= LA Boheme," Margaret Romano; duet
: Act l.. from "AIadama Butterfly" Nine
= Easton and Mr.. Kingston; quartet, Ac
Il III, from La Bohsme." the Misses lie
nora Sparke3 and Margaret Romano an,
Rafaelo Diaz and Thomas Chalmers.
i. Part H.. by Giuseppe Verdii overtur