The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-12

La Madspn Gr!Se,' Messenger: "Oh,
ease Thy Singing" RaChmaninoft
L.'Alha Separa," Tostl: Irish folk songs,
Nora Neale." arranged by HugheS:
The MaEpic's Nest a fragment ar
ranged by Hughes The snowy Breasted
ear arranged by Robinson. violin
solos Romance" Wilhelm: "Mazurka,"
Wieniawski; songs, Dear O.d Pal OF
Mine" written In the trenches Lieut.
Citz-Rice; she Rested by the Broken
Brook" Coleridgc Taylor; "f'lower
Rain" Edwin Schneider: 4 Shall Meet
You" the Homecoming song. Wilifred
Sanderson.
AZ her piano recital in Aeolian Hail
tomorrow afternoon. Yoianda. Nero will
give an all Chopin programme as tol-
lows Variations, opus Il; Rerceuse. Be-
Zero. Etude In A fl:, opus %; Etude IN
+ minor. opus 10; Nocturne in + sharp.
Prae.udes I'm c, \ minor, G. +, minor.
/. l. Nat. y minor; SsEorzo ia c sharp,
, Barcarolle, Larehctto, Rallade IN .
minor.
Paula Pa~lee a young American rl-
| arist, at her recital In Aeolian Hall on
/ Wednesday afternoon, January 10. VIII
/ play Beethovyn's sonata, opus q, No. /;
! tho Rhapsody in q minor OF Brahms;
three Ftudes. n Nocturne and the Scherzo
! in g sharp minor by Chopin and pieces
| by List
! Amparito 'arrar. soprano, at her re-
! cital tomorrow evening IN Acollan Han
Win offer u programme including airs
w Chuck and Gretrv. the Laughing
Song from AuOrrs "Naucn l"scaut.:
two songs dedicated TO herself by Hase-
I T,.a al
modern Spanish songs.
The Berkshire string Quartet AZ their
concert in Aeo,,au Hall on Tuesday eve
Ming Will give u quartet In T. minor by
Tadersz IarecIt!. which Will he heard FOR
tho first time IN this city. II is tho
winner OF $1,000 prize offered by Nj
r. S Coolidge The quartet had Its hrst
; performance at the chamber music fes-
tival held IN Pittsficld last fan. 1ctck
! was BORN in Lemberg where his early
| musical training was obtained. The
! main influence In his musical growth
was Taneif II the Conservatory OF Mos
COW Mr. Iarecll has heen a resident OF
this country since 1918 and he remained
! here until last summer when ne Joined
/ the Polish Legion and went with them
I 20 France. The other works to be heard
! arc Haydu's quqartet In q minor Peters
No. 30, and Borod!ns in A.
Genia Fonariova. Russian soprano.
will give a recital on Thursday af-
tornoon. January TO- In Aeolian Hall.
! kurt SCHNEIDER will bs at the piano.
The Schol1 Cantorum, Kurt Schind-
! Ter conductor Will give a concert In
/ Carnegie Hall on Wednesday evening,
January Is, Soioist, Lambert Murphy.
tenor. Tho programme: william Byrd,
| PRAISE Of the Gallant Warriors 1888
John DoNland. THE Queen OF love and
| Beauty" 1903 Thomas Greaves, 'Dance
Of the Nymphs' Martin Peerson. Lula
! by, Upon Ny Left My Sovereign
| Sits Granger. "Br!gg Fair folk song
| from Lincolnshire Balfour Gardner
| "Cargoes." Maseheld. first TINA In New
! York: Lucia MarCnzio. THE Siesta,
!5N2; Palestrina. Longing for Nature"
! Portrait of a Fair Lady" and "A Mad
riRal OF Love-: Cumellas Ribo. Cata-
lonian Country Dance, new. Sancho
Marraco. Cradle Song. new Juan
Monies. two ballads of Spanish Galicta,
| new: SCHNEIDER three settings OF Catalo-
uan folk melodies for eight part chorus
new Ornstein. Russian chOruses. first
Performance. Russian Winter" Russian
Festival" "a Day IN Merry Old tMg-
land" ammo 1900, medley of Eliza
form OF a Quodlibet by SCHNEIDER. )
Harrette Cady will give a plano re-
cital on Thursday afternoon. January
IL, at tho Princess Theatre. The list
Of pieces she will play Is styled PRO
gramme of the Allies" II Includes music
10y Mrs. Beach, MacDowell, Cyril Scott.
Debussy, Chopin. Squambat, Borodne
and Miss Cady's paraphrase on a Cos
sack folk song.
Sara Sokolsky-Freid will give her an
nual piano and organ recital on Friday
evening, January II, In Aeolian Hail
She will play piano selections from
Beethoven. Schubert. 'Allan and Richard
Hammond and organ pieces by Bach,
List, Widor and other writer's
John Guinc. American BARITONE, NJ
his song recital on Friday afternoon,