Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
MUSICAL EVENTS IN
CONCERT HALL AND STUDIO

At the Philadelphia Orchestra concerts on
Friday afternoon and Saturday evening next
| "the giant of the Russians" Sergei Rach-
maninoff. will be the soloist. playing his own
concerto, the first in F sharp minor. The
symphony will be the E minor of Henri
phony orchestra. Which Mr. 81 stokoWsRi ] intro s
duced to American audiences on October "A.
at that time and at subsequent perform
ances. As the Introductory number Mr..
Rhapsody Of Lalo, "
Next Thursday a musical event OF much
Importance will be held in the Wanamaker
ist. VIII play the widor concerto with the
Phladelphla Orchestra using. Of course. the
Ms 0eos g aSHSs T Mr. ns
and directors of the Phiiadepha u" orcRestTa tTs
Famous musicians from all over the country
Will be among the invited guests.
Mischa Leytzki. the young Russian pianist
20, says the human side Of music appeals
him, into closer rela tlonship with his hearers
chief number the Beethoven sonata op. 53
Sthe Waidstetn1. Y, Other numbers will be a
stokowski. Dohnanyl and List.
The Philadelphia Music Club will give a
concert next Monday evening at s:15 o'clock
formers will be Agnes Clune Quinlan. plan
Ist; zipporah Rosenberg, Soprano; Philip
ancient war piper.
Frederic Cook, violinist. and William A.
deiphia Orchestra, viii assist at the : half
hour OF music which opens the regular eve
% pai churcS of overbrook. G they viii hpisGo, pIay
FIRST, FIRST an Andante ane, Religiose by Thorne "the
be .Widor's serenade. '''
The song recital announced by Maude
kpSr GontfaI3G nstt Q, sssI the
Msda%e Albert vii b assisted By y? MsuTice gse;
italian songs, by Marcello, Paisieiio and
BUSY SH psi!5ss Rsoaud kaparTa Fa0aR aRd y SANE
saens. Other songs on the program are by
and Foster. A song by Maurice Weyl, of
Philadelphia. will also be given.
baritone. win be the artists, at the musical Tai
next Thursday afternoon at $50 O'clock.
Rosa Raisa and Giacomo ,Rlmini. of the
at the Metropolitan Opera House on satur.
day evening. April 8.
The third in the series of organ recitals
now being. given in St Jamess Church
Twenty-second and Walnut streets. will be
ard e s se M1 sssrs will Se
sisted by George Russell Strauss baritone.
The song recital Of Edwin Evans, which
ns x Ereh 49, @ Hs IN tSe
department of music Of the University Ex-
saturday April g. owing to the Illness of
Mr. Evans.
Nicholas Douty will give the third and last
Of his lecture -recitals. this one entitled The
Poets Of To-day" at Witherspoon Hall next
trate the poems Of which he speaks with
songs from eontemporaneous COMPOSERS.
D., Hendriek Ezsrman; pianist. and sascha
ming on "Wednesday next at the Little
be tRe mSor hs op Ggbsr
by Beethoven. followed by the q main
t tseT ths Sot aGS ths will be
Grieg.
Combs Conservatory, will give a piano re-
cltal in, the concert hall Of the conservatory
viii also bs a Violin recital given by Evan Sia
Swartz on Thursday afternoon at & O'clock
Both these recitals Will be open to the public
A concert in aid of French war orphan
adopted by the students Of the Philadeip /
:. oil Design for Women will be given at
the school building. Broad and Mast
I O'clock The soloists are zipporah Rosen.
berg, sopranoi Bernard Poland. tenor, and
Piotr Wizla, baritone.
There will be special musical service at
tho Second Presbyterian Church. Twenty.
first and Walnut streets at 7.40 tomorrow
\ evening Instrumental trlos for violin. harp
and organ will Re given and the choir will
bers under the direction OF N. Lindsay