The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-03


will be given.
The programme tor the concert OF the
Paris Conservatoire Orchestra, Andre
Messenger, tader, TO be given this eve
ming at Carnegie Hail. is as follows ::
Symphonic fantastique.- berlioE; lie Camp
de Wallenstein, D'Indy nocturne and
ltouSs. Faure; variations symphoniquss,
for piano and orchestra, Franck; soloist
Alfred Cortot, and "Rapsodie Espana,"
Chabrier.
The first pair of Boston Symphony
Orchestra concerts will be given In Car
negte Hall Thursday evening. November
Z, and Saturday afternoon, November Q.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Gatti-Ca-
sazza OF the Metropolitan Opera Conf
pany these concerts will have az con-
ductor Pierre Monteux. Henri Rabaud,
the new conductor. does not take charge
OF the orchestra until the following Mon
day. The programme for the Thursday
night concert comprises Cesar Franck's
Symphony in D minor. Sohumann's
Manfred" overture, Dukas's La Peri
and Debussy's iberia Dor Saturday
afternoon the programme comprises Han
del's Concerto Crosse In D major.
Charles Martin Loehier's poeme. La
DSIiHV NbohSSls ~ Ahdy . ~
phonic vraiations "Istar' and Beetho-
ven's symphony No. Z, In A major.
Tonight at the Hippodrome Enrico
Caruso will inaugurate a series OF con-
certs which Charles Dillingham; has ar
ranged for Sunday nights during the
months of November at the great play
house. Mr.. Caruso, who ynakes his IRA,
appearance atethe -Hippod ronre t;upon
this occasion. Will appear for tho Navy
eeiief Society, the official relief organ.
nation Of the United States Navy, on q
programme which Is under the personal
direction OF Rear Admiral Nathaniel r
Usher. II includes, in addition to the
famous Metropolitan tenor. Claudia
Muzio, soprano. and over 1000 sailors
| assembled from the various naval base.
in and around New York.
At her New York debut in Carnegie
| Hall this afternoon Thelma Given
violinist, will play Vitalfs chaconne. the
| Il minor concerto Of Jules Conus
| Chausson's "Poeme," three novelties
namely, a Russian Romance" b,
Kryjanowsky; Hebrew Lullaby" b!
Achron; two Norwegian Dances" b,
Haevorsen. and Leopold Auer's arrange
ment OF THE Last Rose OF Summer
Il
| Yvette Guilbert announces an entir,
change OF programme for her recital thii
evening at the Maxine Elliott Theatre
II contains "Chansons en- Costumes" o.
different periods. which coupris,
legends, carols. chansons populaires ant
modern songs. Emily Gresser will pla,
some violin solos Maurice Nsner will
DO at the piano.
| Tomorrow night the Society OF Ameri
! can Singers will give for the first tim
! in their present series OF opera at tn,
Park Theatre THE Pirates OF Pen
zance." Blanche Duffield will sing tn
role OF Mabel On Tuesday afternoon
the society will give 1.-THE MIkaGo" at
special election day matinee.
The song recital OF Edna de Lima
soprano, scheduled for Aeolisn Hail to
morrow afternoon. has been postponed
to q later date on account OF Miss d.
Lima's illness.
wintfred Byrd's programme for, he
piano recital tomorrow evening q
Aeolian Hall Is as follows: Chopin
Fantastic. op. 40; Chopin. Two Studies
op 25, Nos and II: Mozart Sonata
r major; Baerman, Concert Study, !
sharp minor; Mendelssohn-Lisz. on tn
Wings OF Song; Ldszt, Dance OF th
Gnomes; Rachmanioff. Prelude; Dubois
Les Abeilles; List, La Campanella.
Florence Otis will offer the following
programme at her recital in Aeolian Hal
on Tuesday afternoon: Ragion Sempr
Addita, Stradellai I,ssciatenli Morire
Monteverde SO Bel Rio. Rontani; Reg
al
Why Dost Thou Leave Me? Handel; Tn
Cock Shall Crow, Burnham: Hush Y
My Bairnie. Old Gaelic Lullaby: In tn
Woods. Mcdowell; Come Unto Thes
Yellow Sands, Ia Forge; Fleurs De-
Champs. Holmes; L'oiseau Bleu, Dial
croze; Dams La Brume, Lenormand
Romance, Debussy: LIE Petit Papillon
Mana-Zucca; Values, vanderpool
Swans. Kramer; Laughing Song. GIL
berte: Dream Song, Warford; Winds IL
the South. Scott.
Leon SampaIX. pianist, will give a re
cital on Thursday afternoon, Novembe
7, at Aeolian Hall. His programme 1
as follows: Tires pieces. Toccata, Son
alta Caprice, Donenico Scarlatti: Chro
matio Fantasy and Fugue. Bach; Son
alta, op. IS: two Etudes, op. 10. No s
op. 80 ANo' ANSSbulHos op -, NO. .
Waltz, op. az, Chopin; Wedding Cak
Waltz, Saint-Saens; Evocation, Cubs
Albenis Goyesca, Granados.
The double series OF Symphony Con
certs for Young People in Carnegie Ha
and Symphony Concerts for Children /
Aeolian Hail will be continued this sea
son BY the Symphony Society At all c
these concerts Mr. Damrosch will civ
his explanatory comments on the the
matte structure OF the muNo, and at tn
concerts for children further ilustrs
tons regarding the character OF the OF
chestral instruments will be given b
the eprincipal players OF the orchestrl
Mr.. Damrosch also will tell his aud