Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-14
COMING MUSICAL EVENTS

credit of our city.
COMING MUSICAL EVENTS
depSs orohesra st no on cGFfsiss Fdsy and saturday
Of this week, since the oTchestra, ,y VII Ih,- be
ton, Oberlin. Cleveland and Pittsburgh, going
then to Toront2 for Monday Tuesdsy 6,ay,r ana 10
its annual festival.
concert to be given by Walter Damrosch and
the New York symphony orchestrs at 1a, the
ruary 20; He will play the schumann con
GGTs0 TneEf M By n2Tsty s
The two remaining numbers will be Tschsi- :,
vers "Daphnis and Chole."
=, The seventh meeting of the Chamber
MIsic Sn Associaton wil take Place in the
row row afternoon 2H 90 the The program viii be given
by the Philadelphia Orchestra Ensemble So
p' op 80 Snd dr SoS VIOLA esO
net, bassoon and French horn; Lefevre's
suite for flute 9o9s; oiaTtneto o essso9n on and sn
for two vioiins, viola. cello. flute. clarinet,
bassoon and French horn.
The twelfth free Sunday afternoon con-
cert viii be given tomorrow at O'clock in
the auditorium of the University Museum,
formers "'v viii abe be Emily Emily Stokes Hagar, Dso so
prano,' and Domenico Bove, violinist
One of the most significant piano recitals
luctor of the Detroit Orchestra. who will
have his second recital appearance in Phila-
February 20. at the Academy 1f Of Music. He
will give an entire Chopin program.
The zeckwer-Hahn Philadelphia Musical
Academy has arranged its golden jubilee
the Academy Of Music The The % program - viii ii
include numbers by the Symphony Orchestra
n9HS gd sg ,he paa9 tSree soHs ga Sa
Zscswer. Frederick E. Hahn and Charlton L.
Murphy.
The only recital by Ameita Galli-Curc
this season in Phil49elpha will be at the
hs Fsruary PfF" oqs eoneet she
have the assistance of the pianist Homer
Bereaef Tea OF f. fhs w pay 4de
tase a solo. and he. will supply the obli
nee to and det to sRsF Rs la from TG
lni's II Puritani."
of March 5 at the Metropolitan Opera Hous
preceding his departure for foreign shores.
cnee will hold its opening session in tn
ballroom of the bellevue stratford Monday
appointed to arrange for the reception: Mes
danes, James Francis Cooke. Frederick Alb
Alexander RUSSELL Camille zeckwer,
Percy GrainEer the famous composer
is Academy % Of Music % on THURSDAY S4' eyenins @S
February 10 One, of the leading number
on his program viii be the Sonata or. SO
by Cyril Scott
,Titta Runo. the great Italian baritone
| will in concert at the MetrOpOlital
Opera House on Wednesday evening Febru
/ ary %.
After years sTs,s Of triumph, in the capitsl
famous Ballet Russo, and his wife, Veri
Metr3Dol!tan Opera House Monday evening
Nicholas Douty. tenor; Mae Ebrey HOtz
sopranO Dorothy Johnstone Baseler harp
list; William S. Thunder, pianist, gave
dsEhf9 9 % fpn r Thursfay evening at tn
Lebanon.
Musical Club will be a Lenten program o
aPPropriate music featuring the organ, harp
various vocal and other !nstrumentaI seiec
tons. Bertrand Austin will be the 'cellist
den Of the Bellevue -Stratf6rd on Tuesdsv
February H. at 2:3O O'Clock.
The second annual song recital Of Hcnr;
/
sion Society. viii be given Thursday evening
February 10, in Witherspoon Hall. His re
cital viii include oratorio. opera, songs o
the old and present masters and English
Irish. Scotch and Welsh foksongs.
At the half hour of music which open.
the services at st. Paul's EpisCoPa
Church, OF ,Oyerbrook. Louis Angeloty. yio
auartet n G Vim SsssS Mr eI Angeoty lots Win TS pa
first the Romance of Svendsen and an An
dante by GODDARD. The offertorium will be
the Volkmann Serenade for cello. with
string quartet and organ accompaniment
Mr., Folgmann playing the solo part.
on THURSDAY February 10, at 3 p. m.
David Bspham win give the last OF the
series of intimate recitals at the Musical
Art club. ISL Ranstead street. The aft,
Enoch Arden, with musical setting by Rich
ard strauss.
Miss Mary Bray has prepared an inter,
in Witherspoon Hall next Wednesday eve
ming, February Is.
Oswald Blake, tenor. will give his first
recital Of the season on Thursday evening,
February 10, at Griffith Hall.
The directors of the Philadelphia Conser.
Vatory OF Music announce two concerts &c
be given by pupils Of the primary and in,
moons, February % and March O. at Pres.
ser Hall.
Alfred Winfield Hohlfield, of Philadel
phia, took place Wednesday morning in