New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
Music Notes


Martinelli, of the Metropolitan Opera
House; Archer Gibson, organist, and
Percy Granger, pianist, will appear at
Mr.. Bagbys last musicale Of the sea
son tomorrow morning
Mr.. Milton Aborn announces the first
of series of opera evenings on Satur-
day evening, February l, sat $3.50
o'clock, in tho Aborn Miniature, 1877
West Thirty-eighth Street The add
mission to these performances, which
have been so popular in the past, will
he by invitation. The programme will
be devoted to scenes from various OPP
cras.
Lambert Murphy, tenor, will give his
second annual recital at Aeolan Hall,
or Monday afternoon, February 8.
The first of the series of operate
concerts to be given at the Hippodrome
by the principals and orchestra of the
Chicago Opera Company will take place
on Sunday evening, February g The
soloists will be Yvonne Gall, Anna
Fitziu, Allessandro Dolsi, Charles Fon-
tame, Marcel Journet and Nirgilio
Lazzari. Giorgio holacco, Louis Has
selmans and Cleofonte Campanini will
conduct.
The next pair of concerts by the
Boston Symphony Orchestra will take
place at Carnegie Hall, next Thursday
evening and Saturday afternoon.
Jascha Hcifetz will make his next
appearance in New York at Carnegie
Hall, on Sunday afternoon, February
9. Tickets purchased for the January
recital will be good on this date.
Emilio de Gogorza will give his post
poned song recital at Aeolian Hall on
Saturday afternoon, March =. Tickets
for January 10 will be good on this
date
Sascha Votichenko will give a tym-
panon recital of old and modern music
at Maxine Elliott's Theatre on Feb
ruary %.
Helene Romanof, Russian dramatic
soprano and former member of the
Petrograd Royal Opera, will make her
New York debut at Aeolian Hall on
Monday evening, February 3.
Pablo Casals, cellist, will tour Amer
lea in the winter of 1920 under the di-
rection of the Metropolitan Musical
Bureau He is now in Mexico
Percy Granger, who was recently
discharged from military service, viii
make his only public appearance this
season in New York City with the
Philharmonic Society on Sunday, Feb
ruary 2, when he will play Gricg's
/ piano concerto and conduct the orches-
/ ira IN two of his own compositions
Not yet fifteen is Mile Magdelcne
I Brand. who captured an honor prize
at the Paris Conservative, and played
{ with the Paris Conservative Orches-
ira recently AZ Rochester and Syra-
cuse. Mile. Hrard, it is said, combines
genius with an exceptional musical edu-
! cation for ono Of her years, and New
/ York will have the opportunity to pass
judgment on her when she appears in
recital on Monday evening, January 27,
at Acolian Hall.
The Socetc des Instruments Ancfens
Will give its first New York concert Of
the season at Carnegie Hall early in
j February.
Max Jacobs, having been mustered
out from Pelham Bay Naval Station,
where he has been conducting n band,
has resumed the conductorship Of the
Orchestral Society Of New York. A
series Of three orchestral concerts will
be given by the society in Acolan Hall
on February :, March % and April 10,
( Compositions by American composers
viii be given at cnch concert.
The mex. public concert of the Red
Triangle Symphony Orchestra, Of Cen
trail Y. ~ c. A., Brooklyn. Professor
Carl J. Simoni director, Will take
place in the auditorium, at 81 Hanson
Place, on Wednesday evening, Febru-
AIRY s. at 8:1E O'Clock. This concert is
free by ticket, 10 be obtained at the
social department of the branch.