Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
Musical EUents in Both
Concert Hall and Studio

The Metropolitan Opera Company will
give Puccinls opera 'Madama Butterfly
at next Tuesday evenings performance At
the Metropolitan Opera House. The opera
has n special interest TO Phiadelphians. as
81 Is based on the story written by Phila-
delphan. John Luther Long Geraldine Far
rar will make her second appearance OF the
season IN the leading role, and she has re
peatedy. demonstrated that it Is one Of her
East viii be Mines Forina and Esener. and
Messrs. I.azaro. Montesanto, Bada DAN
seo. schlesel. Cert and Reschgian.
There will be no concerts OF the Philadel-
phia Orchestra on Friday and Saturday OF
next week, as the orchestra will he away
from the city it's third western tour OF
the This will be the last tour o.;
any extent taken this year. and will in,
Tuesday in oberin on Wednesday and in
Cleveland on THURSDAY. the last two days
of tho week being eivcn over TO the festival
OF the Mendelssohn choir in Toronto. the
foremost Canadian organization of its kind
and one OF the best choral societies in the
world.
Mabel Garrison, OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will be the soIoist with the SYM
rosch. conductor. at its concert in the Acsd-
cmy of Music the evening OF February "a.
w Shs IN, 90 alnr anG r0haT ths
Hymn to the Sun" from La coz DOR
OF Rimsky-Korsakon. Her charming stage
presence aud beautiful voice are both
familiar to music lovers OF this city. The
orchestra will play the Fifth symphony OF
poem. "Phaeton." for Its principal numbers.
The Berk shire Quartet will furnish the
program for the meeting OF tho Chamber
bellevue -stratford tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The program will consist Of the
G. minor quartet Of HAYDN a quartet in +
prlze-wnnlng composition at the Berk shire
Music Festival In 1918, aud the first OF the
RassOumofsky quartets of Beethoven, the
one In L major op. 30. No. !.
Nicholas Douty will give his second lee.
Sr 9f the R
Hall next Wednesday evening. under the
auspices Of the University Extension So
of the Lied which veyolutionized the art
Of s9ng, writing. He will touch on the worlS
compositions. Among them will be sclec
tons by Duparc Gouuod. 'hausson, lhszJ,
Grieg Arenskv and others, as well as
song Of his own and one by Ellis Clarl,
Hammann. Joseph W. Clarke will be at the
piano.
Miss Maude +. Mortgomery, yloi.nis.e as
d sisted by Miss Ella Wyman VILE. pianiste'
will give Il concert on Monday evening next
at Liberty Hall, Chester. Pa, Miss Mont,
/ Gompry Will play the Nardini concerto ana
Tho ballade and polonaise Of VinuXtenps as
hr- principal numbers, while that OF Miss
VILE will he the variations hrillantes OF
chopin. Miss Hrshberg will sing an aria
from "Trsviata" ard group of short
songs
Aureiio GiOrni pianist assist by Charlton
Murphy violinist save recital ~ the
Zeckwer-Hahu Philadelphia Musical Acad
ciny m Thursday evening last. M G'ornl
played a Chopin group aud ave select ions
from the moderns. including Brahms, Pade.
rewski Rachma ninoff Sganhati and Dohn.
ami and with Mr.. Murphy. performed the
sonata for piano and violin. op l3. OF
FaJre.
Tho Treble Clef club, under the Director
Of Kari Schneider. will give its only concert
Of the sea son in the ba room OF th" Relle
vue- Stratford next Wednesday evening a.
o'clock The proceeds will he devoted tC
the overseas committee of the Emergency