Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
COMING MUSICAL EVENTS

Al the concerts OF the Philadelphia Or
0nrt on F6sy s fs saf viii make
aer first appearance of the season IN S, pnIis-
ihis and the @ TeGrsaniaedb ssa b. beaqS Tor
The first time, Nine. samareSn ana Ddo tase ae
% uG5o chora n FanaS for
chorus and orchestra which y has not vPeen peen
of the choral CNinth) symphony. The
adagO with which the work oRsns' is SbSb IS5
Is broadly called the finale. is divided into
three sections the first for orGnesIbra', tba ,birS
employing a chorus as well Las as the solo III, lT
strument and orchestra, The S9TSeGt %51i Sbd
Juliet'' overture-fantasy, which viii De fol-
lowed by the Lis2t a Major Concerto IoF
poSno poff aII The E-fat Symphony Of Mozart VIII
form the third number.
The program for the concert Of the New
brahms symphony in IN, e Minor Minor ,i, f9oTeq EgG
~ MeSast Ss Amando Mneh from % seTaslio." Two
interesting novelties are Debussy's "Ber-
composer shortly before his death TO render
homage to King Albert Of Belgium 7i and !. ms MS
of these being given at this. concert for
the first time in Amsrica Miss ,4,I GaET,E9T yv. ts
pamTosch's own opera. "Cyrano." and the
program will close with the prelude and
opening concert OF the Boston Symphony Or
chestra at the Academy Of Music Mus on IN M99d2g Indts
concerto in L nat Mr.; Mcntegx will open En-
with HovsfR % Re =
dsnce legend, THE Bird Of Fire Of which
The music is arranged as symphonic suite
in six parts.
rrleda Hempel. for seven consecutive sea- sea,
sors soprano Of the metropolitan Opera: will
be heard In recital at the Academy OF Music
on wednesday evening, November o.
j esehs tbS season iie1'o at the Academy Of Music on
Monday evening next. His principal numbt r
Bruch's Fantasie for violin. a work ~ a.
most the proportions OF concerto Bes'des
these. he will play two GTouGs Of smaller
naaoe ieIGh dodowsFy vyt'' wieniawsld, d;Ambrosio
% he famous "Rondo des Lutins."
rbe University Extension Society has ar
ouneed seTes OF g0nee5s a1 on and nGT on
tho Academy Of Music by the University ET-
esss up of sSms Of the best P players tho
eity, many of them being members Of the
PhSSsdPatad aSSsTeted fp BY Albert n Hoxie Feature @
of these concerts. will be singing by the
safiePse Sif be- Emily mil STOKES -Hsssr, May E9TsI
Hotz. Marie sqndellns Walter Pontius' Jud
House anu hililil = 'NNA'4A-N
The musical program OF the UNIVERSITY
V>,tsnsion Society for the season includes
Nichoias Douty's three lecture rectals or
ne s,nS eo%nest onsstet Herman sandy. celiist sh
schmidt Quartet and Horatio Connell. Edwin
Miss vahrah Ianbury,, all Of whom vii
siyf ssossr rSeats' and Nine, o" AdsS Bovine Rirb
viii give three operate recitals'
The symphonies to be given at the Nv
concerts OF the Philharmonie Society. Wal
Err,tere 5Esr Mozart: B minor Diminished
sohubert. sSihpiSt minor. Cesar Franek; No, s,
major. Beethoven; No; q, + minor; nor Isehs
'semssf' vemSes %.
Emil Folgman. one Of the new cellists c
the Philadelphia Orchestra viii assist a
the half hour of music which opens III
psi Church OF Overlook tomorrow evenInl
He will play seleetions by Pterne Har
Kronold and Sebastian Bach.
The second OF the series Of organ recital
will be given IN the First Presbyteria
Church West Chelten avenue. Germantown
%ddieEs. assisted By Edwin Evans, BARTON
Nina Dolores, lyric soprano; will appes
IN recital at Witherspoon Han on Wedne
day evening. November 20.
,fhe joint recital OF Hans Kinder cells
and Ellis Clark Hammann. pianist Is al
TX In witherspoon Hail. A Grade Song
M the ultra -modern Leo Ornstein will hay
its hrst public hearing at this eoacert.
rhs MendeIssohn Club Is desirous of 3
cOrinf a few more tenors for It's chorn
elazors ana no more can Be sdmittsd
~ ptPer nasts. s,aFsrs as' should eppiy
I;.< - - Ir Aiondsr eVeninxe.