The sun., 1919-11-02
In World of Music
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horn player being Eric Hauser Goo
sens "Five Impressions of Holiday"
for plano, flute and cello, and Juon's
sinfonia da camera.
Faust" and THE Geisha" will con.
stitute the bill at the Park Theatre this
week. Faust will be sung Monday.
Friday and Saturday nights and the
Saturday matinee with virtually the
same cast that gave 1t at its initial
performance last week. Mhrcella Craft
as Marguerite will sing the part at all
the presentations except the Saturday
matinee. when Grace Wagner will be
heard in 1t. Francis Maclennan will
again have the part OF Faust except at
the Saturday matinee, when Craig
Campbell will sing the role. Herbert
Waterous will be the Mophisto at all the
performances, and the SibeI will be
sung by Cora Tracy and Elizabeth
Campbell. Fely Clement will again be
the Martha. John McGhie will conduct
the orchestra, and the stage will be
under the direction of jacques Coini.
THE Geisha," which has been one
OF the greatest successes of the Society
of American Singers. will be sung Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday nights
election day. Lady Tsen Mel, the
Chinese prlma donna. will continue in
the title role. and Gladys Caldwell will
be the Molly. Frank Moulan as Wan
HI, the Chinese proprietor Of the tea
house Cora Tracy, Elizabeth Campbell
Morton Adkins, Bertram Peacock, Craig
Campbell. Herbert Waterous. Ralph
Brainard and the chorus of geishas and
English visitors will add with their re-
AA1. a. anlN - AhA
production. Mr.. McGhie will conduct
The Geisha," and the stage will be di-
rected by Charles Jones.
Nine. Helen Stanley will give a song
recital on Tuesday afternoon in Car
negie Hall. The programme: Singanna
Chi Crede, from "Medoro," Sarti: Su,
Venite a Consigllo, Scarlatti Hush-a-
Ba Birdie. Groom. old Scotch border
nurse song, arranged by Moffat; New
Love, Mendelssohn: Maiden at the
Spring, Carl Goldmark; triptyque (Sur
ce mur rose. Avant de quitter la maison,
Parmi les tombeaux, sung without pause.
first time In America), Hue lie Rouet,
Paladilhe Contemplation, Widor; Prom
enads a Mule. Fourdrain: Endless Love,
Was 1 Not a Blade Of Grass? The
Cuckoo. and Tell Me Why Are the Roses
SO Pale, Tschaikowsky; Well Seek the
Grove No More. Beryl Rubunstein The
Response. Mary Helen Brown; Don't
Come in, Sir. Please, Cyril Scott The
Last Butterfly dedicated to Nine. Stan
ley), Marion Bauer; Know dedicated
to Nine. Stanley, Ferrari.
Edwin Hughes, pianist, will give q
recital in Aeolian Hall on Tuesday
afternoon. He will play Beethoven's
sonata opus 81, and compositions by
Chopin, Grleg. Strauss and Fannie Dill
lon, California writer.
The Beethoven Association will give
It's nrst concert on Tuesday evening in
Acolian Hall. The artists to take part
in 1t are Harold Bauer, John McCor-
mack. Louis Svecenski. Jacques Thibaud
and Willem Willeke. The programme
Trio for piano, violin and cello In b
fiat opus SO, Measrs. Bauer. Thibaud
and Willeke; recitative, Jehovah, Hear
Me!' and aria. MY Heart Is Sore
within Me-" Mr.. Mccormack: Romance
In F, Mr.. Thhaud Adelaide, Mr.. Nc
, Cor1nack; quartet in E fiat for piano.
violin, viola and cello, Messrs. Bauer
Thibaud, Svecenski and Willeke. Edwin
Schneider, at the piano, will accompany
Mr.. Mccormack.
Ruth Ray. an American violinist OF
Chicago and n pupil of Auer. will give
her first recital here on Tuesday eve
ming in Carnegie Hall. The programme
includes a sonata by Tartini in G minor.
| Lalo's Symphonic Espagnole," Grasses
"Waves at Play and Wieniawsici's
"Polonaise Brillante."
Dlcie Howard. soprano. will give her
first song recital here in Aeolian Hall
on Wednesday afternoon. She will sing,
! among other selections, airs by Mozart.
Scarlatti and de Capua. three songs by
Grondahl. Marums my Heart Is
Lutte and Jules Jordon's Buckle Ny
Shoe
Francis Rogers, barytone, assisted by
Isadore "Luckstone at the piano. will
give song recital on. Thursday after
noon in Aeolian Hall. His programme
Of special interest includes his own ar
rangement of Corelli's air Invitation"
group OF airs from Handel, Chaus-
sons 'Serenade Itallenne'' and songs by
ten American composers.
The Biltmore series of Friday morn
ing musioales will begin next Fri
day The solists will be Nine. CALI
Curci, soprano; James Stanley, bass;
Winston Wilkinson, violnist The pro-
uSlllNop
Massenet; Le Plongeur, Widor, Mr.
Stanley; Chant d'Amour, Volpe, from
the Canebrake. Samuel Gardner, Mr.
Wilkinson; Aria, "Caro Nome" from
'Rigoletto." Verdi, Nine. Galli-Curci;
Danny Deever, Damrosch; On the Road
to Mandalay, Speaks. Mr.. Stanley; Pay
sage, Hahn; The Little Bells of Seyilla,
Samuels; Oh. in My Dreams, Liszt;
Carceleras in Spanish, Chapi, Nine
Galli-Curci; The Little Fish's Song,
Arensky-Volpe; Gypsy Dances. Sara
safe, Mr.. Wilkinson Carnevale di Vene-
zia. Bishop, Nine. Galli-Curci, with
flute obbligato, Manuel Berenguer
Harold Henry will give a piano re-
cital In Aeol!an Hall on Friday after
noon. The programme: Preamble from
"Partita.' in q. Bach ballad, opus TO-
No. 4. Brahms; impromptu. opus 80, No
1, Schubert: tantasia Guas. sonata, apros
une lecture du Dante. Liszt; ballad.
Grieg; renets dams reau, Debussy
etude, polonaise. Chopin: prelude. cho-
rale and fugue. Franck Sioux flute sere-
made. Charles Skilton; "The Dancing
Marionette," Henry; caprice Espagnole,
Moszkowsky.
Maurice Dambois. Belgian celllst, at
his recital In Aeolian Hall on Friday
evening will play Boellmans Variations
SymphoniQues." Haydn's concerto in ID,
a Caprice Russo" by himself, and other
pieces