The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26
IN THE REALM OF MUSIC

the evening with Carmen" with |
Miss Garden and the energetic Mr.. |
Muratore as principals.
All three Of our local symphony
orcheStras will enter the music lists
next week. The Philharmonic has
Fritz Kreisler as soloist tomorrow
afternoon in Carnegie Hall in conjunc-
ton with a Dvorak- Strauss-Tscha |
kowslSy programme, and Alexander
Schmuller, Russian violinist, booked
as soloist at the Thursday night con-
cert. He will play the Mendelssohn
concerto. Friday afternoon Mr..
Stransky will present Tschaikowsky's
Fifth Symphony and manuscript
performance Of Reginald Sweets
Riders to the Sea" Still another
Philharmonic appearance IL scheduled
Tor Saturday night, last Of the series,
and the programme will be all-Wag-
ner.
The National Symphony, directed by
Willem Mengelberg, will give its usual
pair OF concerts in Carnegie Hall next
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
evening. Leopold Godowsky pianist,
will be soloist in the Beethoven G.
major concerto. Brahms First SYM
phony will be Mr.. Mengelberg's only
Brahms venture during his stay here.
The New York Symphony will not
return from its present tour until next
Saturday afternoon, when the final
concert in the series for young people
will have it's hearing. Mr.. DamrOsch
as usual will make explanatory re-
marks about the programme and Paul
Koshanski, the new violinist, will play.
There are concerts and recitals
IN Mt nd Of
to suit the most faded appetite. Ar
thur Kraft, a new tenor, will make n
bid for popularity tomorrow after
noon in the Town Hall; Antonio
George Bilotti, well known as a plan
list in italy, will play at Times Square
Theatre in the evening; Erika Morni,
sensational girl viOlinist, give her
third recital in Aeolian Hall; Lorraine
Wyman and Gladys Lea observe IAN
evening of song" at the Little Thea
/ tire and Frieda Hempel, soprano, who
| ia to join the Chicago Opera forces
next season, and AlessandrO Bonci,
| tenor, who is already one Of the com
pany, will appear in joint recital in
the evening at the Hippodrome.
On Monday Ruth Clug. pianist, and
Sara Sokolsky- Freid pianist organist
|
Alix Young Maruchess, violinlst, plays
at the Princess Theatre Tuesddy
afternoon, while n HERNIA Menth Is
| playing the piano in Aeolian Hall, and
in the same hall, In the evening, Har-
riet Scholder takes up the burden in
another piano recital; Michel Fokine
and his talented wife give one OF their
original dancing exhibitions at the
Metropolitan Opera House the same
night.
Wednesday afternoon Nine. Olga
Samarof, pianist continues her ex-
position OF Beethoven's sonatas with
the "Waldstein" on the programme
Thursday, Juan Reyes, CHILEAN pi-
anist, plays again in Aeolian Hall,
and Martha Baird has reserved the
evening for her piano recital in the
same hall. Friday afternoon finds
Katherine Ruth Heyman at the key
board, and in the evening Bcnno
Moiselvtsch, pianist, with his wife.
Daisy Kennedy, violinist, appear, all
three in Aeolian. Saturday the only
IGuiomar Novaes, Brazilian pianist,
will be heard in plano recital at Aeo-
han Han. In the evening, at the Met
ropolitan Musium OF Art, the Satur-
day series OF free concerts will he re-
vivpd and continued through March.
David Names is in charge OF the Or
chestra-