Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-04


music. The work certainly fuliills every
technical requirement for n chamber
composition: that is. they are all solo
instruments. there is but one instrument
to the part and the work cannot be
definitely classcd in any other form of
composition. However. it is the only
work for trombone in any way ap-
proaching the chamber style and as the
writer knows. of no piece of music in
thls form using the trombone in con
h"ctlon with other Instruments. he
placed the trombone among those not
used for chamber combinations.
SOME MUSIC NOTES
t0F THE EARLY SEASON
The Roston symphony Orcreetra antic,.
peles one OF the most successful seasons It
IN Pierre MonteuN the new conductor There
MI be hNe concerts in. the Academy OF
Y. Tickets for the series may be had at
tGher ls at Heppes lii0 CHESTNUT street
rhe soloisis at those concerts will be Fritz
Emilio de Gogorza and Sc-gel Rachmaninoft
Agnes Clune ouinlan has returned to
nhliadeiphl2 after her summers work with
October o.
Rchearsals of the Norrietown Choral So
C,etyi Ralph Kinder, conductor bcRan last
Monday eren'ns In preparation FOR the an
nnA "@ SSdha SonTGrt to be TE TeT in ns ogsr% h%gs,
cert will consist Of The l.ogos ny David
bert.
s:3O o'clock in the Church OF the Holy
Trinity RIttenhouse Square His weekly or
Kinder has been giving for The last "'' twenty
Years. precede the evening service at Holy
Of the Fecisis this season '1%l vii be solo solo
by member Of Holy Trintys quartet
G Ferd nnnd jackson will elvo two lee
t1os Chestnut streSt on, SIs WsdnSsdaWys as 6ctober
Ira and ,t;ott SatgrdaX & octohGr rr a, sln p; NJ
singing,' and win be Of interest interest to students
of singing. to wnom they are free.
The, The PhilsGslphis, MusiSsl Gpresu an
list. and Ellis Clark Hammann pianist. at
Witherspoon Hall on Wednesday evening.
November IL
Msshs a,al E!m9n yin a1pesr at the Yetro.
GSY e~ eVcnna PeF" S He viii " pay sG,' as his T prncPa
numbers the d major sonata OF Hoendel, The
r1s SHARP n Of the great at
Bach besides a group OF smaller numbers,
including :.r, his = own own Ggrapphfra'ss. on Rubin
The Philharmonic Society will give Eve
Sunday evening symnhonN concerts. under
arsst9n Of WSGr PHT at @r s
nnry is February u and March - The
date of the concert m at the MTe,tropoian opera
nft6 y" season aV,Hs on MONDAY, October I, in tEe
Fehearfa room in the Ghrrch Of he Nsw
| streets The club will give two concerts in
! the ballroom OF the Bellevuea,Stratford as
/ sisted by eminent soloists, Other actiN.'irs
| outlined point TO a successful year, N
| Lindsay Norden will again conduct the
| chorus. and has planned the production OF a
number OF new work.
! The New York SYMPHONY Orchestra. under
/ the lcadershlp OF Walter Damrosch. win
play several interesting 'frst-time,, produc.
cember. is. January % and february 90
| Helen Pulaski Innes is local manager. anl
| the sale Of seats viii be open at Heppc's on
| Monday. october l3.
in 5p ws%% s,rss ifSs IsoI
Forticth. the choir, under the direction OF
/ Henry, Likgrs,. Mll give selections from from
soloists: Mildred Faas,, Mabelle Adds!GGn
Bernard PolaH(' and Edward smith The
service viii be preceded by u. twenty-minutt
The salo,ss Of the performencea Of G%H ,s.
! Academy. are; Florence Hlnkle soprano
I Katharine Mesle. alto, Nicholas lIonty
tenor Edwin Evans rEi Sarit9Te Honcar Hsrsr ever
| by the Choral Society for the benefit OF