The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-04

home that the announcement was
| made.
This year the concerts will be under
the direction of the Music League Of
the Peoples Institute, Mrs. Arthur NJ.
kReis, chairman. This has done much
In awakening national interest in chill
dren by means of its free orchestral
concerts in the public schools, and the
series of fifteen concerts 1t gave at the
Cooper Institution Union, entitled
"Six Centuries of Folk Songg OF
Europe and North America" It Is to
the music league that tho Theatre
Guild is indebted for the programme
of incidental music which It has ar
ranged for 1.-THE Bonds of Interest"
now being presented at the Garrick
, Theatre.
Arnold Volpe will again conduct the
orchestra at those concerts.
Owing to the unusual interest
aroused by Nina Tarasova's debut at
the Maxine Elliott Theatre last Sun
day night, she will give a second eve
ming of Russian Folk Songs and Bal
lads. especially written and arranged
for her at Aeolian Hall on Monday
evening, May IL.
At Aeolian Hall tomorrow evening
Paquita Madriguera, the nineteen-
year-old Spanish pianist, who has al
ready toured Europe twice, will play
an exacting programme. opening with
the Beethoven Sonata. opus 10. -Four
Spanish numbers, two by Granados,
her one time teacher who was lost
on the Inflated Lusitania, and two
by Abeniz; a group OF Chopin and
numbers by List, Debussy, Moszkow-
ski and Mcdowell complete a pro-
gramme of varied interest.
Eufemia Giannini. an American lyric
soprano who has sung in opera in
Turin with success, will make her New
York debut Tuesday evening at Aeo-
Ian Hall. Miss Giannini studied in tho
United States and subsequently went
to Italy, where she pursued her vocal
instruction under several noted teach
ers and made her operate debut at the
Royal Opera in Turin as Mimi in LA
Boheme." Later she was heard as
Marguerite in "Fanst" and as SuseI IN
"L'Amico Fritz"
Next Sunday evening at the Musical
Art Club. Mr.. &lenikoff, first violinist
of the Philadelphia Orchestra, together
with Horatio Council, BARITONE, will
present a recital Of vocal and instru-
mental music. The Musical Art Club
has given a distinguished series OF
musicales on Sunday evenings in
which many OF the best musicians OF
thf. Hity tolr -
Mines. Stokowski Cecile Ayres, Faas,
Barrett. List, Buchanan,
Meisle and Messrs. Rich, Horner, Ma
quarre, Jacobinoff. Ezerman and Will
lam and Emil Schmidt.
So great is the demand to hear
Nine. Louise Homer when she sings at
a benefit concert for the Mountainside
Hospital Auxiliary in Montclair. N. j..
tomorrow evening that the committee
has found 1t necessary TO repeat tho
concert the following night in order 10
accommodate all who desire to attend.
Galli-Curci will feature the ariaso
Qui la voce from "Puritani" ant
/ Depuis lie jour from Louise" and also
will sing by request the Waltz Song
from Romeo and Juliet" at her re-
cital at the Hippodrome Sunday eve
ming, May II.
William j. Guard of the Metropolitan
Opera Company has composed n stir
ring patriotic song, Our Flag" the
words Of which were written by Frank
Lawrence Jones Of the New York
Times New Workers will have an OPP
portunity to hear it tomorrow at .
O'Clock at the Victory Way, Park ave
nue. and F'iftieth street, when It will Re
sung by a chorus OF 100 boys from
Public School 80. Manhattan.