Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29

MUSIC EVENTS IN
HALL AND STUDIO
The oe PehilSdelphia Orchestra will give two
Tuesday afternoon and wednesday Hs evening". rsS 2n
Arfii cdrt. u, and n z TO take the place Of the
second snS en- the usual days. Friday afternoon
For the interpolated pair on TUESDAY after
noon and Wednesday evening Mr.. Stokowski
the salient being the e0HI5af stRiGes
sympsony anrao w OF TsSShakowsky; One novelty by
Mozart for flute harp and orchestra which
has fsa never before been played BY the orches-
ttsa '?T hs srShsssFs aSssFs com ON:
and caros saiaeao s she she
this being Mr.. Maauarres first arpea arance
fn- IN Phliadeiphia this season as a solo per-
,nI The q r,gainr concerts on friday afternoon
zimbalst as the soioist. He viii VIII play ''Si,, the
Era Srahms concerto the acid test Of the violin
will be announced during the coming week
0Iss,l Isscha Me!fets will give his second Phila-
delphia recital at the Academy of Music on
saturday afternoon. April II, at o'clock
The Philadelphla Orchestra. in conjunction
can Es House n Sew York the on MSirs Faes
the Vacation Association OF that city.
Rosa Raisa. soprano, and Glacomo
Company, will give joint recital next Sat
urday evening at the, Metropolltan Opera
of Mdsar aasa snd T DF ns wH s eh
rosee" OF Verdi as her chief numbers. be-
sides songs by Pergoesi. Arensky. Brahms
nd pfh r,ir,iio Y,r;r,
from the Barber of Seville and his
and Alvarez. The recital will close with
| the duet from "Giaconda."
There will be q neighborhood concert by
torium OF the settie iement Music School. 4i6
at O'Clock. The quartet Consists 'or OF joel
| Below Samuel Belov. Bernard Argiewitg
and Josef chadnowsky Mrs ;s; R9senhe%er
vited
fixion." will be given at the half hour Of
music which opens the regular evening
eSfSSe evening" soos viii
be sung by Elsa Lyons Cook. soprano: May
belle Barretta Marston. contralto: Howard
X. Berry. tenor. and John Vandersloot. bass.
The choral numbers will be sung by the
entire choir and the accompaniment played
by Rollo Maitland.
The third public meeting Of the Philadel-
phia Music Forum will be held in the audi
torium of the Academy of the Fine Arts,
Broad and Cherry streets Sunday afternoon.
March 80 at 3 80 p. m. DR.. Enoch Pearson.
viii be the speaker His subject is what
Is Public; School Niusic?n There will be an
f95 astsf S he
The public is invited.
| Selections from the st. Matthew Passion
of Bach, will be rendered by the choir OF st,
| Luke the Epiphany tomorrow afternoon al
the oGIGSk dDd ssse e be saSss M
| Mildred Faas. soprano: DR.. Howell Lulick.
tenor. and Harry ssyior baritone; me sery @
thews.
New York SUM-. will lecture tomorrow nigh
the Of 'he the Mem
TSeatrs f!ses at sh5 Clock on The orchestrs
and It's Instruments" Prominent musiciani
be nH solo to nSmbers alter be ee
ture. Mary Stone Langston will be thu
vocal soloist
Next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a
the bellevue the Matinee Musical Club will
Sci soloist % Of ST. GEORGES Church. New Yorl
city AM the greatest & iyinE sI composer mp Of hi
hs fse own t sonss narfk paynF the com ss
himself as he always does. Members Of th
fhcS Woks w wh ns %2 S,hep of M eIuo %assr
U, Who will take part n the program ar
Agnes Cline 3uinl9n Edna
and May Farley: Mrs. John Dunn, Jr.. ant
Mrs. John p IL Leiso go, are re-, in n charge a Of tn
eiprocity Il S, guests for the day.
! Susanna Dercum, contralto: Dorothy John
stone Baseler. harpist; Mrs. Franklin Baker
Viii M sve enn Concert neRt Friday Evening" i
Griffth Hall for the benefit of the Kensing
culosis.
Following the custom inaugurated SOM
years ago. the Catholic Choral Club, unde
the conductorship OF Nicola A. Montani. viii
give a program of motets and secular com
tury at its annual CONCEPT in the Academ!
OF Music soon after Easter. The program
in addition to the motets, some works b;
Spa nish composers, and the women's choru
Bells" by the conductor. Mr.. Montani.
CONCERT for the benefit eft ra of the new
T be held o,dsy II ths S29or
April I. The participants viii include ,Mrs
John Dunn; ,ccontralto; A. H. Ashton. bass
WiIiH ASIkST%n se chors
Mrs: Dunn and which numbers ,sssvssnt s
public appearance. The program for III
st. James copcert will be announced later
An attractive program, consisting o
, piano violin. vocal and organ numbers vii
, be given Saturday evening. April :. In tn
! auditorium OF Central Branch Y NJ. C. 4,
1921 Arch st. Those taking part are pupil
of BENJAMIN L. Kneeder. director: J.. W
, +. Leman. Howard X. Gary and Paul f
: Dufheld. No cards required for admittance
Victor Herbert will come to this city I
: conduct one OF the performances OF 'Th
! Serenade' to be given in the Metropolita
evenings
i, in aid OF Temple University funds by tn
, Philadelphia Operatic Society. Wassli Leps
director OF the organization, who will cor
duct one Of the performances, Is holdin
: numerous rehearsals. The principals includ
. Horace r. Hood Carl Weyman, A. Helfen
stein Mason. Paul Volkmann. Charles
: Shuttleworth. Emily Stokes Hagar an
, Marie Stone Langston.