Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-20
MUSIC NOTES

The first performance Of the season Of
the Metropolitan Opera Co. VII b be i HaiSyTI Win
Slime. Sim sco'9ey, 5S1 Mr. HaTroia. NJ. MaGdOggs'
XnanlaS MP So"STtg M,ss Call iii and Mr. BonaEio win
lead the ballet. Mr.. - danzky will con-
duct The sale of seats opens Monday
noon and saturday evening the PhiEdeIl-
phla Orchestra Will join IN the nationwide
celebration OF the terCentenary Of the landSS
ing Of the MaytiJwtr by the performance OF
Dyorak's New World" symphony and new
work by John Alden Carpenter, Of Chtcago;;
S especially for tbs &C occasion There Is only
one other work on the Programn, PTsn knnattG T1msta
WaGneTs r., 0EsfSTrS ana Wos Composed
for the Paris performance Of the opera
Jean Bcdetti solo cello of the Roston
Symphony Orchestra, will he the soloist at
the second Boston symphony concert Of the
season to be given in the Academy OF Music
on Monday evening, November 20. He VIII
play Lalos concerto in y minor Mr.. Mon
teux will conduct Mend"lssohns octet Tor
strings in L alt. and the concert will clos,
with a symphonic quite from "Petrouchka'
by Stravinsky.
Two talented philadelphia girls will appear
as soloists at the Sunday evening symphony
concert to be given by the Ph!lhHrmonlc
son. pianist, and Sara stein, soprano.
fine program has been arranged by Mr.. Pas
sno5cS ,c Tso %Ren hd 200 mas mark
reached the list will We closed this year.
The FTonzaley Quartet will play for the
Chamber Music Association at its second
meeting OF the season tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the ballroom OF the Bellevue
Stratfsd. The program contains two mum,
bers only-Nozarts Quartet in G major and
Schumann's Quartet IN A major.
on Tuesday evening n"Ht, IN wlthcrspoon
Hall the I."tz String Quartet will apnear
under the auspices Of the University Exten-
minor Quartet tho variations. Death and
the Maiden" Of Schubert and Mozarts d
major Quartet,
Tho eleventh annga, E.steddfod, under the
auspices OF tho Welsh Presbyterian Church
q IhIiandephis %ii 6;, ;" held hsid next New
TcmpIe Fro RToad ana nd sprinS Td ' GRrdsn streets M IS
Fu.l particulars may be 9etsinsd 9Jd from ,,n the
/ secretary. II well Jones. l3@0 south Fifty
seventh street.
Tho first free SUNDAY afternoon CONCERT
OF tho season at tho Academy Of the Fine
Arts wiII he sysn tGmorrow afternoon Ht
'T'iisstt.. and d. The HAM Strns Quartet 1t /,
hoped that nc Usual poDaIar IS, SUPPORT vii IL
concerts Contributions may be sent TO Miss
I'~ Thy L, JoIine. treasurer. 2Oo7 PIN
At the Philadelphia Art Alliance, on Tues
JOhRu GrGlle will deliver an address OF
| "America's Inheritance in Music" Mr.
GrOIln has been tho headworker OF the Sct
tlement Music School since It's estahlishmen
twelve years ago, Russian children vi!
present Russian COMPOSITIONS Polish chill
dren compositions bY Polish composers.
BENJAMIN l.. KneedIer. assisted by Johl
R!chardson. violinist. will play an organ re-
citnl on. tho. new organ Installed IN n
Christ United Evangelical Church, Twett
} and oxford streets Wednesday evening. No
vember "a 1920 at 8 o'clock This IL on
OF "a series OF recitals TO be given on Monday
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday evenings. I
: which the public is invited.
| beginning this week, at the Second Pres
byterlan Church. Twenty-tlrst and Walnu
streets. tfoIr are o. be Xix important musIca
services on Sunday evenings at 1880 o clock
THIS week will be an al-Schubert seryic
and November rs SainI.Saens program
The principal parts Of "The Holy City,
Gaul. Will be given December 8 and on De
Cember ~ will be rendered = program b
women composers. The services on DeCeH
: bar 10 and 2B viii be devoted TO Christina
I music The choir Is under the direction Q
: y Lindsay No,den and is assisted by Fred
/ eric Cook. ylo!nist, and Vincent Fanell
, harpist