The sun., 1919-04-27

ton Of the literary Ideals OF the Yiddish
poet, J. L. Peretz.
Dorothy Jardon, soprano Josef Ro-
senblatt, tenor Max Gegna. cellist, and
Nahan Frankie and his orchestra will
give a concert at the Hlppodrome this
evening. The programme includes an
aria from "Cavslleria Rusticana" and q
group Of songs for soprano "Kol Nidre''
and "Eil. ELL" for tenor a number by
Pepper for cello. and Goldmark's SAX
untala" overture for orchestra. Stuart
Ross will be at the piano.
George Reimherr. tenor, will give his
second song recital of the current sea-
son this evening at the Princess Theatre.
The programme includes a group of folk
songs. an air by Handel and two groups
OF American songs by present day
writer's.
The Oratorio Society OF the New York
City Christian Science Institute. Warren
Erb conductor. will give a concert to-
morrow evening at Aeolion Hall. The
soloists include Meta Schumann, So
prano; Roy Steel. tenor; Harriet Fos-
ter. ccntralto, and Miles Bracewell. bass
Kitty Cheatham will be heard in a Sc
lection entitled THE National Anthem
pur AileTiCd' WOTuS ny ALICE Morgan
Harrison. music by Augusta Stetson. The
chorus numbers include selections from
Bach's Christmas Oratorio." Haydn'r
Creation" and Handel's Messiah"
Mary Pinney will be at the piano.
The fifteenth and final folksong con-
cert in the series entitled six Gen.
turtles OF Folk Songs of Europe and
North America" which is being given on
l..r
under the auspices OF the Peoples Music
League Of the Peoples Institute. will
take place this week The programme Is
made up OF folksongs OF the United
States. Eminent artists will assist the
league.
Wilson Lamb will give song recital
on Thursday evening, May |, at Aeolian
Hall. The programme: Beloved. 1t Is
Morn. Awkward: BY the Sea, Schubert:
or the Wild Rose Tree, Rotol! disso-
| nance. Borodine I'm Wearing Ava,
Foote; In Felice ct tue credevi, "E1r-
nani," Verdi L'heure Exquise, Hahn:
Fleur d'Amour. Borodine Bols Epais,
Lully; Pretty Creature, Lane Wilson
The Irish Girl. Lohr: The Suffering
Lovers. Hughes: Go Down Noses Sing
Low Sweet Chariot. Burleigh: Hear Me
ie Winds and Waves, Handel Morning.
Fachmaninofr; Unmindtul OF the Roses,
'heridge-Taylor; All. Love But a Day.
zach Sapphic Ode. Brahms: Ny Little
'oman, Osgood.
Louis Graveure. barytone. will give
! his last recital Of the current season
! Saturday evening. May 3. at Aeollan
| Hall The programme: Go Fetch to
Me Pint o Wine. Franz There Be
None of Beauty's Daughters. Mendels.
sohI: The Blue-Eyed Lassie. Jensen;
Thy Days Are Done. Schumann; Amour
mon occur LAYOUT. first performance,
Darius Michsud; Oraison, Chausson;
Les Etoiles E1farouchees, Chavagnat;
| four poems of Edgar Allen Poe, first
performance: Dream Within D.a
Dream. To Helen. Eldorado. Thou
Wouldst BE Loved. Sonneck: Russian
| songs: The Song of Solomon, Deaths
Lullaby. The senlina rian, The Dolls
Cradle Song, The Song OF Parasha,
MoUssorgsky, arranged by SCHNEIDER;
In the Flower Garden, Peccla Paddy
McShane. Bryceson Treharne Kiddie
Mine. Muriel Pollock; Shipmates o
Mine, W!fr:d Sanderson. Mr.. Ire.
harEe will be at the piano.
Theodore Van Hemert, barytone, and
Cornelius Van Elet. cellist, and Jo-
| sephine Lucchese. soprano, are among
the many artists who will appear at the
| spring festival OF the Universal League
at Chalif Hall on Saturday evening.
May 5. The programme includes OPP
| cratic airs from Bizet and Massenet;
| the seAtet from Lucia; Peppers tar
antella for cello. and n varied list Of
| dances, with music by various COM
posers. which will be interpreted by the
/ Chalif dancers.
The annual festival of the Bach Choir,
| DR.. J. Fred Wolfe, conductor, and main
! tanned by Charles VI. Schwab, will take
! place on Friday. June 6, and Saturday.
| June I. AS usual, Bachs mass In b
minor will be sung at the two concerts
| OF Saturday. On Friday four of the
same masters church cantatas will be
heard in the afternoon and four in the
evening. They are: The Lord Is My
| Shepherd" II With My Cross Staft
Gladly Wander" 80 Teach Me, Lord, My
! Days to Number" THE Lord Is a Sun
! and a Shield" "Bide With Us" Strike.
! o Strike Thou Guide of Israel" 20
Light Everlasting" Any further infor-
nation concerning the festival may no
/ obtained by addressing \. 6. lIuff's mu-
| sic store, 81 South Main street, Beth-