The sun., 1919-10-26

RECITAL AEOllAN HALL TOM
riations serieuses: Dohnanyi. four
Rhapsodies, opus lie minor, F sharp
minor. c major. E fat minor; Mana
yucca, Poeme: Amani, Orientale: De-
busy. Ballade. Dance; Scott, The Gar
den Of Soul Sympathy, Paradise Birds;
Granger. Colonial Song. paraphrase on
TschaikowslSy's Flower Waltz"
Rose Austin. soprano. will give her
first song recital here this afternoon in
the Princess Theatre. The programme
includes songs by Beethoven, Mozart.
Rubinstein and Tschaikowsky. to be
sung in English. modern French and
Sing"
An all Tschaikowsky programme will
be given at the concert in the Hippo
drome this evening. Nikolai Sokoloff.
conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra,
Will lead an orchestra. made up OF
members of the New Symphony Society
in the fourth Symphony. and the
"Marche Slav" Nine Helen Stanley
making her first appearance of the sea-
son. will sing the Letter Scene" from
Eugene Onegin," and Josef Thevinne,
after an absence from this country of
some years, will again be heard. playing
the b nat minor plano concerto.
Ottilie Schillig will give a song recital
tomorrow afternoon In Aeolian Hall.
Included In her lis: of songs are Francks
la Procession" D'Albert's Medieval
Hymn to Venus" and Winter Volts
Wood Song"
1.otta Maiden. soprano, will give
song recital In Aeclan Hall tomorrow
evening. Her programme includes old
Italian airs. a group of Brahmss songs.
including his Nightingale" and Mrs
Beach's "Exaltaticn."
Faust" with an all star cast, will be
sung by the Society of American Sim gers
at the Park Theatre Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings of this week.
Francis Maclennan. whose operate
| achievements IN this city have been re-
| itricted to the role of Pdrsifol which he
sang in English. will be heard in the
name part. Mr.. Maclennan has sung
| The music OF Faust" with success II.
many principal European musical centres.
and his local debut as Goethe's hero will
| therefore partake of the nature of IA
| d stinct novelty. Marcella Craft will
have the role of Marguerite, and her
| former local successes in the part are
well remembered. Henri Scott, the emil
nent bass. will be heard as Mephisto at
all the performances. Cora Tracy as Siebei
will erect her local debut in the part.
| Morton Atkins will sing TulentiNc. and
| Fely Clement will be the Martha. This
cast will give Faust" on Tuesday GVe-
| ming and at other performances Craig
Campbell wi! alternate with Mr.. Mac
| lehman in tho title role. BertraT Pea
cock will likewise alternate with Mr..
Adkins as Valentine, and Elizabeth
Campbell will also be heard as SiebcL
John McGhie will, direct the orchestra.
and the stage will. be under the super
vision OF jacques Coini. on Thursday
even ng Grace Wagner. an American
soprano. will make her New York debut
| as Mdrguorts
THE Geisha" will be given Monday
| evening and Saturday ma tinee, with the
/ cast including Lady Tsen Mel in the
main part Cora Tracy, Gladys Cald'
well, Frank Moulan, Craig Campbell,
Kate Condor. Morton Adkins Bertram
Peacock and Herbert WateTous will
again carry their respective roles
| "Pinafore" and Maid Mistress are
double bills which will again be given
| on Friday and Saturday evenings. The
! respective casts will be the same as
at the performances OF the operas last
week.
| Rebecca Davidson, pianist, will give
| her first recital in New York on Tues
day afternoon at Aeolian Hail The
programme includes Bach's Chaconne
arranged by Busoni Beethoven's sonata
opus 90. and pieces By Balakirew and
List.
Daniel Jones, pianist. will give his
first recital here on Tuesday Afternoon
in the Princess Theatre. Included II
his programme are Liszts b minoi
aonata, Debussy's "Pagodes'' and g
rhapsody and a ballad by Brahms.
Jules Falk at his first violin recita
here on Tuesday evening in AeoliaI
Hall will play. among other selections
Henri Eccles's suite In minor ant
Cecil Burleigh's concerto in A minor
No. 2.
Anls Fuleihan. a Syrian composer
pianist. at his first recital here oI
Wednesday afternoon, October 20, il
Aeolian Hall will play. among othe
numbers sonatas by Beethoven ant
schumann and a group Of pieces en-
titled Arabian Sketches" by himself.
MildTed Couper, an English pianis
and pupil of Syambati will give
plano recital on Thursday afternoon
october 80, In the Princess Theatre.
Maurice Freedman, an American VIC
linist OF Springfield, Mass, will Civ