The New York herald., 1920-01-11
Miss GERALDINE FARRAR G.
As ZAZA MeEropolit F
PAoTo ~ G smtrH esAssDnER III
CONCERTS AND RECITALS.

Fritz Treisler will give violin recital in
Carnegie Hall on next Wednesday after
noon. He will play Bach's Suite in Z
minor, Riinsky-K X orsakoff's Hindoo Chant
from "Sadko' and his own composition
Rondino on a theme of Beethoven.
Harold Bauer will give piano recital in
Aeolian Hall on next Saturday afternoon.
His programme includes Bachs Toccata
in ID minor for harpsichord in four
movements, Schubert's LANDER Dances
and Chopin's "Barcarolle."
Jascha Heifetz will give his third violin
recital this afternoon in Carnegie Hall.
He will play Grieg's Sonata No. IL in c.
Bach's Chaconne and Paganini's Witches
Dance"
| The orchestra of the Philharmonic So
ciety, Josef Stransky conductor, will give
a special concert on next Wednesday night
in Carnegie Hall. 1t will play Tchaikov-
Isky's overture. Romeo and Juliet the
symphonic poem "Vltava," by Smetana.
and a rhapsody for orchestra, "Espana-"
by Chabrier. Rudolph CAM as soloist
will play LISTS A major piano con-
certo. In Liszt's r flat concerto he will
conduct the orchestra accompaniment TO
produced by the Duo-Art Piano.
At the Philharmonic concerts on next
Thursday night and Friday afternoon
Nine Olga Samaroff, pianist, will be
the soloist on Thursday night she
will play Liszts 4 major concerto,
and on Friday afternoon the same
composers u flat major concerto. The
orchestral programmes include for Thurs
day Rachmaninoffs The Isle of the
In IL rlf
Wagner's The Mastersingers" and his
Ride OF the valkyries," and TschailSow-
sky's fourth symphony. and for Friday
Mozart's overture to The Magic Flute, -
Beethoven's fifth symphony. the prelude to
THE Mastersingers. and F1orent
ISchmitts ',viennese Rhapsody"
Eddy Brown, violinfst. will appear with
the orchestra in the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music this afternoon. playing Bruch's
G minor concerto.
Tho New York Symphony Orchestra,
Walter Damrosch, conductor, viii give its
eighth Sunday afternoon subscription con-
cert this afternoon in Aeolion Hall. John
Alden Carpenters symphony Sermons in
stone" will be performed for the first time
! in New York The soloist will be Benno
Moiseiwitsch. who will play Tcherepnino s
concerto in sharp minor for piano, with
orchestra. other numbers on the pro-
gramme are Smetana's Overture 10 a
Comedy" and the prcludes to acts ! and
of Wagners "rhe Mastersingers.'
Miss Inez Barbour will sing Handers
/ i"Piangero," Haydn's "Mermaid's Song
Brahms "The Nightingale and Dubois
"Tarantelia" at her song recital on next
Wednesday afternoon in Aeolan Hall
| Miss Aurore La Croix will give n piano
recital tomorrow afternoon in AeoIian
Hall. Her programme includes Brahms
sonata, op. 0: six OF Chopin's preludes and
Schumann's "Carnaval."
MacDowelrs "The Swan Bent Low "a
tho Lily" Schumann's "The Nut Tree
and Grieg's Mothers Sorrow" arc on. tho
programme OF Miss Edna Thomas for her
song recital on next Friday afternoon In
lAeolian Hall.
Tho fourth programme of the American
Concert Course will be given in the Man.
haitian Opera House this afternoon The
artists will be Miss Sophie Braslau, con
tralto; Lambert Murphy. tenor; and Johr
\ Powell pianist. Miss Braslau will sins
Moussorgsty's THE Orphan" THE Clas
sic'' and ION the Dynepr Mr.. Powell
will play two Of his own compositions
"Poeme Erotique' and Pioneer Dance. =
Mr.. Murphy will sing four English songs
including Christ in Flanders" by Ward.
stephens, and Cadman's II Hear Thrush
at Eve
j John Mccormack will give his fifth sonl
ecital Of the season in the fIippodrome to.
night. lie will sing a group Of Irish foil,
songs and Mazart's aria, IA te fra tant
affanni." Donald McBeath violinist. vii
lpay Mozarts "Pantou,imc' and Nieux-
temps "Rallade 81 Polonaise."
i George True. pianist. and Alexandra dc
Bruille, violinist. will give a recital IL
the Theatre Partisan, No. i23 West Forty
eighth street tonight ON their pro
grammo are Mozart's sonata iu v major
& ChopnF Sonata. Opus 81 Mendclssohn
. Concerto opus 81, and Saint-Satns' Sonata
!. opus r.
concert viii be- given by William
wylie tenor, and the Elkady Trio "a