The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23

bine: Polichinelle. Rachnanino0 Rev
erie du Solr Tschaikowsky. Ncnczia
Napoli, List
The Orchestral Society OF New York
Max Jacobs conductor will give its Sec
ond subscription concert th. afternoon
at Aeolian Hall. The soloist will be
Vera Baretow, yiolinst. The aim OF the
organization is to popularize American
music and artists. The programmed
Bach Albert. prelude. choral and fusue:
Brahms. symphony No. .: Hadley, over
ture. "Herod.' manuscript, first time:
Saint-Saens. Rondo Cspricioso for Nio-
lin. with orchestra, TsohaikowsAy,
Marchc Slav.
Rudolf Bowers. AZ his violin recital
this evening In the Princess Theatre,
will play a programme as follows: Pre-
Jude and allegro. Pugnani, kreisler
Siciliano and Rigaudon. F'rencoeur,
Kreisler: Libesfreud. kreisler Concerto
In D, aganini-Wilhelmj Waves at
Play. Grasse; Poeme, Flbich; Humor-
esque, koar; Nalse Triste. Sibelius;
Molly or the Shore, Granger Gypsy
iirs, Sarasate.
Marguerite Samara. a soprano OF the
Chicago Opera Company. assisted by
Arthur Loesser. pianist. Will give con
cert for the benefit Of the Permanent
, Blind War Relief Fund this evening at
the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre.
Greta Torpadie. soprano, and Samuel
| Lifschey, viola. will be heard in a joint
: recital at Aeolian Hall tomorrow after
room. Miss Torpadie, who IL an Amcri-
can. specializes in Swedish folk songs and
she Is an authority on the legends and
,.tg. atrta
| NJ. Lifschey. also an American. was
born In New York city. His studies Of
/ the violin were carried on under Arnold
| Nolpe and IN theory with Rubin Gold
! mark About seven years ago he took
! up the study of the viola merely as
! diversion. The wonderful possibilities
| of the instrument impressed him 30 pro-
| foundly that lie gave up the violin and
! has since devoted himself entirely to
the viola. In 1915 he Joined the New
York Symphony as viola player, appear
! ing three times IN New York soloist
with success. 4 year later he became
ass,ciated with the New York Chamber
Music Society. and in March, 1918. he
| enlisted In the United States navy.
, Here he served as bandmaster until re-
! leased from active du'y In December.
1918. The Interest aroused by his So
nata recitals in the vicinity OF New
York prompts him TO appear in this
recital to demonstrate the unknown pos
sibilities of the viola as solo instru-
Z neat TX New EaAiH uhlic. IL pro-
! gramme includes York Bowcn's viola so
nata IN G minor, Swedish songs and
Walter Codes manuscript song called
| "Poeme.'
The Berkshire String Quartet Will give
It's third and last concert tomorrow eve
ming at Aeolian Hall. The programme
Grande Fuge. in r nat, opus 1888
Beethoven Quartet in A minor, first
performance In New York, Henry Eich'
helm: Quartet in A minor. opus 81. No
., Brahms Mr. Iichhelm is an Ameri,
can and received his early musical train.
Ing in this country. Tie was once a mem
Der OF the Thomas Orchestra during II:
life i'm New York he later became Z
member of the Boston Symphony, under
Arthur Nikisch where he remained fol-
twenty-one years and at various times
he vas leader OF a quartet and trio.
Caroline Curtiss soprano. at her frs
song recital here on Tuesday afternoon
in Aeol!an Hall will sing a programme
Us follows: The Robin Sings In tho
Apple Tree, MacDowell: The Lark Now
Leaves His Watry Nest, Parker o.,
Let Night Speak OF Me. Chadwick TIL,
Years nj the Spring Beach Aria, Dove
Song. from LIE Nczze d Figaro" Mo
Fart Les Tros Chanuons. Pierne L'Ol
seau Eleu. palcroEe C"est rExtas'
L.angoureuse, Msndoline, Debussy. l.
Xii. LerouN Aida. Dupus 10 Jour. from
Louise" Charpsptier Chanson Indous
: Eimsky- Eorsakow Liiacs, Rachmanin
off: lie Canari. Tschaikowskr: A-Ques
ton new, Emil Polsk; Love am
Song. Ganz; Tie Lake, Salter; 4 Spin.
song iMSD. Louis Thompson The Las
, Hour, Kramer: Ecstasy, Eunnel
Thc Russian symphony Society vii
: give the final concert Of ito sixteenth