In the Would of Music and Musicians

IN THE WOULD OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS Senile CONCERT GIVERS OF THE WEEK Concerning Librettos Music Notes By Grenville Vernort no longer a vital touch with the world, and soon we are to fho reviva! of "Boccaccio" by the listen to "La Belle A new chamber music organization chorus Helene." to u book by Austin Strong held its firs, rehearsal las Society of American Singara at the ai.d lyrics by Charles Hanson Towne. to be known as the New York Trio, Jay, when work was started on proves once moro the And here the Clarence the Mozart "Reouic-m" and a Bach can¬ Pars Theatre thought intrudes itself, Adler, pianist ; Scipione Guidi, which will mutability of theatric' it only Suppi and Offenbach had had a violinist, and Cornelius Van VTiet tata, constitute the pro- HjrAraordinary tíjlbert! Gilbert's libretto« are :me for the January concert. The We will not discuss the music, to-day Vellist, will soon become a part of this us .jste. as fresh as the day on which they opened the sei .¡usai; because good music is good at. were first city's música! activities. The members with a large* than eve: jimpiv sung. They arc so because have all been identified with membership ¿I times and is good totally apart the man vas an artist nrtd because he well- before. There aro still . few vaca« the rôle it may piny in the built known ensemble organizations.Mr. cies for professions a ;¦.-.:-. from his humor upon the eternal A.iier with th« Trio Mr. Gui«' LTnltffl dragged should him our eternal grati¬ States stone to inject humor into the book tude. For sur¬ teux have solved un¬ from South America, where h* though good opern may the prohlem of has b^cn about of Suppi's o'd opera. It is symbolic vive a stupid libretto, if the situations necessary duplication of the orchestral touring, December 1. of most of the rest of the comedy, p.nd the music are theve. witness, for «ven if it was hard on an cannot. works presented at their respective Fritz Kreisler has resumed his con¬ poor Billy. instance, "I-urin," operetta concerts. Yet the book of "Boccaccio" is no must be, far more During his vieil in Paris last cert engagements. Neu Operetta perfectly summer Mr. Damros...h a Wednesday worse thiin the books of fifty other than grand opera, a wedding of words suggested he will play in Rutland. on Satur of the and music. In the plan to M. Monteux, aci. rding tv which Vt., operetta masterpieces past. operetta audience the home orchestra sends its day in Philadelphia, and on Sundaj «i Suppi was served no better than was "oes to laugh as much as it goes to pro¬ Boston. whose "Chimes of Nor- throb the waves of and gramme scheme to the visiti..vi con¬ Planquette. upon rhythm ductor at the earliest timo possible. mnndy" is to-day, aside from its music, of melody, and if it is -disappointed in This enables the conductor The Mountain Ash Welsh Male Choi.' about as piquant as a glass of effer- its laupíiter it very naturally stay; visiting to avoid duplication, and should will arrive in New York from U no¬ vescent wafer t«uiiis the fizz. Even the -iwny. Happy ha? been England, whose result, in mutual librettists of Offenbach and have SuMivan had his Gilbert. concessions made in on Friday evening of this week am l.ecoq a friendly spirit. Mr. Monteux was Turn Ye to Me. Arr. by Malcolm Law.on heartily in sympathy with this plan, will give its first and only concert 11 Cherry Ripe .Horn i and a resuit, the greater New 'S ork at the Hanson .Star Philharmonie Programmes Cycle of lour Sea Lyrics: After practical of arrange¬ Placo Opera Company Society Sunset; ment is already seen in the fact that Methodist Church, Brooklyn, on Sat Darkness; Crying of Writer; Re uiem, M. It- The Star Opera Company will begin The Philharmonic Society announces Camphcll-Tipton Monteux courteously withdrew his urdny night, October The pai Of the Week The Cock .Shall Crow.Carpenter performance of the d'Indy Third Sym¬ sixteen men is under the direction i. m. Piano recital Colombine. Poldowski Damrosch will p.ay Bee¬ Flora Mora: Hantise d'Amour.S¿ule I thoven's Fifth Symphony on Sunday concert will be held on Saturdaj night sonslsting of the following numbers Fritz Kreisler, Jascha Heifetz, Percy by The November is located at the terminal. Perpetuum Mobile.... <,..Weber Shepherdess.Horsman afternoon, \i, instead of the Brooklyn from "Die Meistersinger": Overture; Graingor, Leo Schulz, Rosa Ponselle, Sonnte. Op. 31, No. 3.Beethoven River Dream..Goring Thomas 2d, as announced, as M. Monteux :Wacht Auf," chonis; "Wahn," aria Benno Moiseiwitsch (American debut), Liebcetod. .Wagner-Lisut The Iciclo .Rasselte wished to perform the latter at his Jules Palk has selected for his vlolh Etude (Winter Songs from the Chinese: From the Tomb concert of November 8. recital in Aeolian Hull sung by Herman Weil; Pogher's ad- Guiomar Novae«, Albert Spalding, Ar- Fantaisie Wind).,.Chopin of an Unknown Woman; A least of on October 2 Impromptu.Chopin Lanterna. Bantook an old suite in areas, sung by Carl Braun; songs by rigo Serato, Margarete Matzenauer, Scherzo.Chopin A series of three concerts the G minor by Henrj Etude en Forme de by Margarete Ober-Arndt; quintet, sung Eddy Brown, Rudolph Ganz, Olga Sa- Valse...... Saint-Saina New York Chamber Music Society is Eccles, who was a violinist in tin Zapateado.Granado« announced tho King's Band in from 1694 '¦ by Mme. Ober-Arndt, Elsa Foerster, maroff. Max Rosen, Edwin Hughes. Al¬ La Campaneila.Paganini-Liszt TUESDAY Polka.,.- Rachmaninoff by Brooklyn Institute, 1720. England Atolian Hall, 8:30 recital Au Jardin . .Balakirew the first to be given at the Academy of According to Grove's Did Ludwig Eyl ch, Herman Weil and Al¬ fred Magerin, Rosita Renard, Greta p. m., song Fantasie Orientale. "Islamey" .Balakirew Music on Eccles considere«, himself an Hippodrome, l\ p. m. Concert, by Cecil Sunday afternoon, November unap tert Re -, Not the Sascha by Fanning, barytone: 2. Beebe is the "Disparage Mas¬ Masson, Marguerite Ñamara, Arnold Volpo and his orchestra: Air Carolyn director of the ter's b\ Herman and Jacobsen. and from "Anacréon" 797 i. Grêtry SATURDAY organization, composed of piano, wind Ways," Weil the Leopold Godowsky Sergei Overtun», "Oberen" ... Wob« r Air from "Le Roi et. Le Fermier" (1762)), and Chorus. Rachmaninoff. Symphonie poem, "I.es Prelude«"...... Liszt Mon i"ny Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m. Piano recital string instruments. The members Concerto in of the ensemble, who are this season CECIL BURLEIGH The second of the The Mendelssohn Glee Club will G minor.,.. Bruch Air from "Joseph en Egypte".M.'hul by Harry Cumpson : part programme, also Mr. Jacobaen La Vague et ta Cincho (François Coppie), Sonata in F undertaking an extensive tour, are: Suits. Peer Gynt. .Grïcg major., .Moiart be heard with tho orchestra this winter Dupare Love Has Eyes.H. R. Sonata in P. minor. I.i ;/.' Carolyn Beebe, pianist and director; Jewel Sonfr, from "Faust".. .Gounod Partout oi! l'amour a Bishop Three Preludes No 1'.'. Pierre first violin; in a revival of Liszt's Symphony (tenor Miss Farrar Noël d.\4 enfants passé.Bemberg Aria. "Vainement, ma bien atmós" l from (Opua 32, Opus, Henro, Scipione n'enl plus il Le Roi d'Ys"). Lalo ¿2. No. 5, and Oíois '::>. No. 9), Guidi, second violin; Samuel Lifnchey, EI .SA DIEMER soloist, Bechtel Alcock). Overture, "1812" .Tchaikovsky maisons.Debu isy hmaninow viola; Paul At \rehihs!d I¡ Neige .Bemberg v ' Refer, 'eolio; Emil Mix. 8:15, Nahan Franko's golden Douglass (Th. Fontane). ...Loewe hi n l"Iai ." ¦'.¦'¦ ¦- While the selection of these artists The Doeskin Blanke! .Charles W. Cariman The Asra.Rubinstein Palmgren double bass; Gustave Langenus. clart will assure Philharmonic subscribers jubileo concert: The Dream .Rubin stein l'wo Etudes (A liai minor, Oj¦>.., ','u'. C net; William Marche du Couronnement.Kalnt-Saëiis "I". Mi 1!. El. A. Beach in " Moszkov ski Kincaid, flute; Henri de of an opportunity to hear the great Then Speak.Frederick W. Vanderpool Spring Song . Rubinstein Busscher, oboe; Uro Savolini, eöiroertos Conducted by Nahan Franko. To You I S,Mid My Heart. Les Deux Serenade».Leoncavallo and bassoon, interpreted by leaders in Overture, "Ricnzi".Wagner .Geoffrey O'Hara Paddy McShane .Bryceson 'i relíame Joseph Franzi. French horn. their field, at the same timo Conductor Conduited by Leopold Stokowski. 'Four poems by Cecil Fanning) Carnegie Hall. 2:30 ¡;. m. Violin re¬ Gèsu Bambino (Frederick G. Martens), Transcience .Bryceson Treharne cita; Stransky has devoted many of his pro¬ Kol Nidrei (arranged for orchestra) .Bi-jch » Tho Terrible Robber Man..Bryceson Treharne oy ,iascha Heifetz: With the return of Kurt Schindler Pietro A. Yon Sonate in A minor .... grammes to purely orchestral perform¬ Conducted by Sum Franko. The Time for Making Songs Ha Come The Crying of Water.Campbell Lipton ...Sésar Franck from Spain, the Schola Cantorum hns Suite Victor Fantaisie . Bruch ances. Romatitiquo. Herbert Herman Hagedorn).lames il Rogers Serenata from "La Corsicnnn ". ..I. L. Browne begun its season's activities. The A ubade. (Written Twilight.,.Katherine A. Glen Elogie Godow ky Fete Nuptiale. for Mr Fanning) Minuet. "La Phyllis".Hallet Gilberte .Cecil Burleigh The Last Leaf (Oliver Wendell Holmes), Slavonic Dance in K minor.Dvorak Concerts to Conducted by Victor Herbert Siilrir\ Homer Eleonore. Albert Mallinson Come Concerto in D minor (for two violins) .Bach Life and Death.S. Coleridge-Tayloi ..,.:¦-. !.. liai major, March Cull.Francesco De Leone Wieniawski American October Helen Vivace. (Written for Mr Fanning) Singers Will <»ive 26, Hippodrome, Largo ma non troppo. Romance . Rachmaninoff Stanley, soprano; Joseuh AlleKro. Hall. 8:30 concert V i\-act. Hay.ln Three This Week Lhevinne, WEDNESDAY Carnegie p. m. by Non Opérai- pianist; iVicolai SokolofT. conduct- Sam and Nahan Franko. the New Orchestra: plu me4la...Paganini Gilbert and Sullivan will have their Symphomr Poem, "Lea Preluuea"... l.inr.i 4 m., Samuel A. Bald- Symphony or. Princess Rose Conducted by Josef City College, p. Overture, "Ruy Blas".F. Mendelssohn! first presentation of the season Theatre, Austin, Stranuky. win's free recital: Season to present mezzo-soprano. October Aeolian' Address.. By U. S. Senator G. M. Hitchcock organ Iberia Symphonic Poem ....Debussy; Metropolitan at the Park Theatre the of 27, Overture. "Die Meistersinger".Wagner introduction and Allegro.Ropi.rt/ Violin concerto. D major.T Brahms by Society Hall, Lotta Madden, soprano; Ottilie Conducted by Arthur Bod.inzky. Andante in D.Silas, Berlioz: (n). Scherzo, "Fee Mab" ; Ibl. Open in Four Weeks American Singers this week, when a Schillig, soprano. October Aeolian Nahan Franko will award a free scholarship Passacnglia. in C minor.....Bach Rakoczy March .Jactiuee Thihaud double bill, consisting of "Pinafore," 28, to a talented young music'an. Barcarolle in H flat.Faulkes Four weeks from to-morrow even¬ Hall, 4lules Falk, violinist; Rebecca Viicna Waltz, "Beautice of Baden" Komzak \ the preceded by Pergolese's "Maid Mû-s¬ Nahan Franko and orchestra. Eurydice: Fantasy...Challin FRIDAY ing Metropolitan Opera Company Davidson, violinist; Princess Theatre, Char.n Plaintive .,. Lynarski will begin its season of twenty-three tress." will be sung Monday, Tuesday, Prelud. P.-istorai. . Liadoff Aeolian Jiall, 8:15 m Violin re-' weeks. Bos Office Treasurer Ear.«.' P.. Daniel Jones. October 29, Aeolian Hall, 11« p. Wednesday and Thursday evenings. On Theatre, ."« tn. Concert Suit thique .Boellmani. Lewis announci ' thai the Anis Fuleihan, pianist. October 30, Selsvyn p. by citai by Cecil Burleigh: subscription < there will be a Inez. and Frida '. books for the eason will close Friday vening revival Princess Thetge, soprano, Engel- A. oliru Hall, p in. Concert by Sonata in D major...... Handel finally '. Then-re, Mildred Couper, hardt, violinist, October il thai is to next of Sydney Joue«. The Geisha." In Aeolian Hans lie 'c list: Mr. Burleigh and Mr. Moor- Friday, say, pianist; Hal!, Maurice Freed- . week. After that date all seats in the the 'Maid Mistress" Gates will Concerto .Mendelssohn .. Lucy Sonata N. Mnic< I« Air. Tempo di Bourrée. Bach, and man, violinist. October HI, Aeolian Allegro-Andante Variations .Boeilmann Second Concerto. orchestra dress circle can be had sing the music of and Percv Coprlc«> XIII.Patranini-Kreisler Svmphonique at the advanced ces of $7 and Serpina, 'Jail, Alexander Gunn. pianist. No¬ Kol Nidrei .Bruch a, Old Bruin (from Six Winter Evening only pi Hemus will be Pand fo 'ho Mas ¦'. Grave . Kr 1er Rondo. Boccherini Tules); b. Halloween «from Five Charac¬ '¦¦'¦¦i r pecth ly while William Danforth will have the vember 1. Carnegie Hall, Marguerite Menuet .David Hochs i« Six for Frida Engelhardt Adagietto ,.Loomia teristic Pieces); .¦, Coloring (from Subscription books seventeen pantomimic part of Vespone, the ser¬ D'Alvarez, contralto. November 2, French Village S<,rig .Popper Fancies1 d, Autumn, At the Brook ide popular priced Saturday night operas vant. Carnegie Hall, Reinald My Days Have Re ri Su Wondrous Free Concerto D minor. Lalo and The TIu*k.-rs from Twelve Short Werrenrath, Francis Hopkinson, first American com¬ will be opened Thursday, novem- "Pinafore" will engage the artistic barytone; Aeoiian Hall, Marvin Maaze!, Poems' : e. The North Wind (concerl lior 6. Mme. poser, edited and nucrrnerited by HaruM elude). «ervices of many of the singera of pianist; Hippodrome, Galli-Curci. V. Miîligan. THURSDAY Owing to the delay in the departure last season. Frank Moulan will November '>, Aeolian Hall, Dicie Dawn in the Desert.Ro*» (Compositions by C«»cil Bur'eich« be Aeolian 3 m Violin recital of the steamship La Touraine from ."-ir Joseph an«! b"rtram i' bcoch a- .! Howell, soprano. November 9, Hippo¬ Little Sister Kose Marie...,.Rose Hall, p. France, the new French drome, John MeCormack. Novemnex Rosy Morn ....Ronald Helen conductor, Morton Adkins will alternato in tho Violinist and A^oliar by Jeffrey: Aibert Wolff, composer of the operatic role of Cante in r >..¦.« Pa«i Composer. -.yrïr of 18, Carnegie Hall, Mlschn Levitzki.. Inez Thetge Sonata No. ¦',. in E major.BhcIi Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. m. Concert "Blue will have its world Soprano the Star Opera November Mazurka .Arthur Hartmann Bird," which Brainard and Craig Campbell will d«> Hall, Friday afternoon 22, Carnegie Hall, Josef Berceuse.A. lljin iki Symphonie Espagnole.Lalo by the New Symphony Orchestra. Pro¬ premier ¡it the Metropolitan Christmas the same with the of Hofmann. Poeme . Chausson part Ralph, while Company Spnnish Dance VIII.Pablo de Sarnsato of Thursday repeated. week, has not yet arrived. Mr Pas- Frida Engelhardt Larghetto Lamentoso .Godowsky gramme Amato, who has recovered , La Gitnna . Kreisler m. Piano recital Lester quale fully Voi lo Sapete "CavaJleria Ribjlicanna" intermezzo. Redding At 3 p. by his health, and Mr. Martinelli nre «lue predated prophel In h n own lai d H* RA^HN^WÑOFF M-i cflioi week went to treutzer'? "A In in Ashen of Ros».,.Woodman Perpetuum Mobile . Kneiael Donahue: to arrive this from Italy. Mr. LADY TSEN MEI Franc« where he wa Night Oranada," Prelude and Fugue in D major. .Bach-Busoni de Lúea will arrive oar;;.' next month. to the French 1 Band two acti, will mark the. début of Elsa Rhapsody .Bender B Muzio and fn P ri Arabian Slave .Shelley At H:l"i r '". Song recital by Au¬ Sonata in minor.Chopin Miss Claudia Mr. Giulio published two u Ziemer and Teles Longtin and the first Inez Theltre Poi ons d'Ol . .Debussj Crimi are on '.heir way from South twelve s'iios written in th i «ppearance brey Yates, tenor: l,n Soirée dans Grenade.Debussj America on tin steamship Vasari. Mr. Corelli. in two years of Mr. Otto Val .' "La Plusnue Lente"..0.Debussj PrinccHr« Theatre, ,'i p. m. Song re¬ lephtha Recitative and Ana. Handel Caruso and Mis? Besanzoni, thi new Soritz. Others . I'occata.Debussy ¦' will be Albert Reiss, cital by Lorena contralto: Domani Palloni Italian contralto, ar< still in Mexico. Krii !¦. b 'tar Salvatore .Sol'e and Zellcr, The orchestra rehearsals Carl Reoitatlvo ed aria begins ts eighth t Bitter] Louis Hemmen ¡eh will II mió bel foco. October 25 of o'-", r on Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739) On Tuesday night "Zar und Zimmer¬ Dim! Amor. the Current Week Let/. works of s« ¦¦: mann" (Czai and Carpenter) will be Arcang"lo del Lento (15.Iß-.) Calendar for Quartet posers will be brougi t oui feat ted with the fo!'owing cast: Danza, ilanr.» fanoinll» gentile.. The Let?. Quartet.Hans Letz, violin; and a ' '.'¦ Francesco Durante < lf.S1-!7ñr>) second violin. A beri Reiss, Ludwig Re«!t et air de lia: Extrait de "L'enfant concert of music by Rach¬ Sandor Harmati, Ed¬ playi !'|j »rtuaitj \ iola SUNDAY.Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m.. pianoforte ward Kr ener, viola; Gerald Maas, of public r. *r'¡ îolte, Clraham, Prodigue" .Claude DobuaBy Flora ''"''; Goritz as Van Bett. "Zar Le Mariage des Roses.Cesar Frnnrk maninoff; Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., pianoforte recital by Mora; Hippo¬ violoncello.announces Its third season and of chamber music con¬ Zimmerman" will be repeated on lo Bailler.Goring Thomnu concert the Volpo Orchestra; 8:15 p. m., Nahan Bubscription Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Le Roitelet.Pnlndilhe drome, 3 p. m., by certs at Aeolian Hail. These will be Si tu Venaia .Philippe Denant Princess Theatre, 3 p m., song recital by LoretLi thro,.- in nu m hoe and nti the following rday matinee and Sat- Bonjour, Kuzon.I.fo Dellbéi Franko jubilee concert; On the '.. Die Fledermaus" (Th.: Inez Thetgo and Frieda Engel- Tuesday evenings: December 9, Febru¬ Records ! By the Window .Tchaikowsky Zeller; Selwyn Theatre, 8 p. m., concert by 20. or¬ ¦¦¦ en, with Margarete Resignation ..Julius William Meyi ary and Apr Although the ni.. Cree o-gun recital by Samuel A. Baldwin, for out-of-town _i .¦>"", Angelo Llppich, Magda To a Messenger.Ln Forge !iar'¿t ; City College, 4 p. ganization engage¬ en Pascova in the The Butterfly .Teresa Del Riego Gun/.; 8:15 ments is under the direction of Dan¬ According to Mme. Stella Power, the Itihin MONDAY- Aeolian Hall. 3 p. m., pianoforte recital by Rudolph iel the X' w York series is Sunday evening, Oc" Her Lulaby; Joy.Alexander Mayer, again .Australia;« colol tura toprano, who wat-. °'!!" ''¦¦ tl Grand recital Vahrah Hanbury; Park Theatre, 8:15 p. m.. Eng- under the management Of Miss Helen in town the Wag- 1 Samuel p, m., song by of the Rneisel last week to make a series o* .. Dutchman" City College, p. m., A. concert Love, formerly manager Flying fran recital: liah opera. "Maid Mistress" and "Pinafore"; Lexington Theatre, for the new Fdison given in concert form by the Baldwin's organ in Quarter.. phono '''' s of the Star Choral No. 3 ln A minor..Frnnck of music from "Die Meistersinger" and German opera, "Das Nschtlager Mr. Letz has just returned from a graph, an interesl of thi Opera Company in D. summer in Franco and has brought entire chorue ensemble under Air from .Suite Bach " .'.:...' «i ! >.f la Granada with him a number of interc co .- direction of Mr. Theodore Spiering. Furnia in G major à Glgue.Bn«-h ng in Aus Andantino Fourth Symphony.. .Tschalkowfiky 8:15 m., iong recital hy Cecil Fanning; Park- positions which are ne\ : our audi- tralia. Sonata In the Style of Handel. .WoUtenholme TUESDAY.Aeolian liai;, p. some oi which will Instead of turn ences, undoubtedly foi ¦..¦¦. Nocturne in G minor.Chopin in., opera. ".Maid Mistres-" and "Pinafore"; at Aeolian Hall. The New York the ("The Theatre, 8:15 p. Kn(vcli;-h 'be heard quartet nui ibers ha1 Symphony Society Love Song; Ride of Valkyrs "Die Fledermuuus.'' Fritz Krcisler, which was large . 8:15 m., Gentian operetta, by played by rita!? ?¦ ..! Valkyni") Wagner Lexington Theatre, p. Letz and his as ites last perfoi nai opera V Symphony Orchestra Mr. year, what is stil' mo violoncello recital hy lions Hess Park .vill alsi " on he kable jazs i'. ¦"II giy« a Minen of people's concerts MONDAY WEDNESDAY -Aeolian Hall, 8 p. m., programmes no more than vaudeville with his "¡Maid Mistress" and "Pinafore"; Lex¬ piny««; on tour. Mr, Kreisler has pre¬ the popular season under the auspices of tho Aeolian Hall, il p. m..Plano recital Theatre, ftlô p. m., F.nglish opera. sented to the quartet tl.sie rights of Anzacs. Leag ic of tl e Peop e's Institute. Who will play at Carnegie Hall by Rudolph Ganz: ington Theatre, 8:15 p. m., German opera, "Zur und Zimmermann"; City performance of tris for the coming ' Varluti'-na on a motlv Bach.L'szt cone, t of six concerts by freo recital by Samuol A. Baldwin. season. In Mischa F.lman, who le always reí ;¦¦" '¦'¦ this afternoon "Wailing. Crying. Mourning, Sighing." College, 4 p. m., organ 'The Geisha," Park Theatre Clinton and Stuyvesant Three ...... Schubert something, h«e Just taken Mbenii'a ;' ';.¦ Impromptu«.. 3 p. m., violin recital by Helen Jeffrey; 8:15 p. m., íí;«íb Behools on the evening» of No¬ A flat major. THURSDAY.Aeolian Hall, Young People*-» ConceH Tang", written for the piano, *r ir Serie« G flat major. recital Yates; Carnegie Hall, 8:30 p. m., concert hy the 15, December 18, January 10, People'» Symphony F minor. long by Aubrey The first concert of the series of Blanche Duffield will be the Josephine. turned it into a <"Y 7, 14 F on »ta in F minor. Op. 11.Schumann Orchestra: Perk Theatre, 8:15 p. m., English opera, "Maid lymphony conceits for young people, On culiar «>f the February and March 18. Th#> People's Symphony Concert» an¬ Aria New Symphony different nights Cora Tracy and halting rhythn, music it. »hein« .Schumann 8-15 German opera, under tie direction of Walter Dam- Kate Condon will Little to concert« will be conducted by nounce for their twontieth season a Scher»© e Intrrmnzxo, Allegrlsulnio. Mistress" and "Pinafore"; Lexington Theatre, p. rn., wiil be at Hell «ing Butter¬ well adapted the po of thr«. un roach, given Carnegie cup, and Caldwell will be the Will«ra Willek« and F.nale, Allrgm poo» maestoso. Gladys .¦- ol René Folia,n, the mrios of six Saturday evening chamber Prelude .Debussy "Zar und Zimmermann." a Saturday afterno :\, November ¡". Hnbe. Wiliiam Danforth will be Dick violin, and oí the newest Victo.' v*o »ssisUnt «vhen Ossin Gabrilowitscli will :-s .¦ records Mr. Elman's veision of this conductors of tho New music concerts at Washington Irving Voiles. 3 concert by the New Symphony Orchestra; Deadeye and Herbert Waterotis, Bill »ork Symphony Orchestra High »School, beginning Novomber 21» Hommage, S. Pickwick, F**!.. P. P. M. P. C, FRIDAY Carneglo Hall, p. m., he New Voik Symphony Orchestra. Bob-lay. Gertrude Shannon and Fred fascinating Span .> dance is rapidly Ond nn. concert tho People's Liberty Chorus; Aeolian Hall, 8 p, m., ¡>n December 13 there will he a Christ¬ the cast. becomng popular. firHt performance with the Berkshire .String Quartet. Des pu» sur te 8:15 p. m., hy Chapman complete ^Wm^Í" are the neige, mas concert an,i for January 3 "dr. An < erre: :' ; a will be in¬ n'-v war symphony, Other tittriictlons announced Ce riu'a vu In vent d'UoenH. recital Lester Donahue; K:l!i p. m., violin reeib.il by Cecil "Mty 'î>*tï ¦?">*'¦'* St. Cecilia Glub of del pianoforte by Damrosch has chapen Mischa Levitzki jected into "The Geisha" the ap- Mme, Frances Alda. Alma GlucV Fionzaley Quartet, La puerta Vino, "The Geisha"; Lex¬ to be the s »loist. Fritz Kreisler by it« firm performance in New York Women's Voices, Victor Harris, con¬ "General Lavln«\" Kccentrls. Burleigh; P.irk Theatre, 8:15 p. m., English operetta, will irance '.." t*»e title de o" Lnry T-. >n Ameuta Galii-Curci nn<5 A'fr-d Corto- ¡«wWH box chovuea de lin. appear nt the concert of Chinese oceor at th« N»W Vfc/k David and Clura Manne«, and La Fille 8:15 m., German opera, "Die Fiedermaua"; Academy January 31; Mel, the prima donna. Gla^Tf are th.« artinta who Save con * * Symphony ductor; Feux d'artifice. ington Theatre, p. ;he Adolf Holm Ballet Intime at the among ':""*^ on Thursday after- other«. Hunter Welsh. Oaldwell will appear as Mollis Sea- ¿k» Two legend». Llsst. of 4 p. m., lecture recital by 'oneert of February 21 and Miss nrton and C. ra ;.; ¦¦¦¦ iel e tribntpu to this month's set of new Mber 18. It will he It Is the purpose of these concerts Saint Kranols of Assis! preaching to tho Music, Brooklyn. Lucy cy . .n» repeated Gatea at the final concert on March 6. French maid. Morton Adkins will be j Victor records, while the «ftemoon cr>nr*rt. at Aeolian to make It possible for students and Birds. RATI'RDAY- Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m., violin recital by Heifotz; Aeolian Hal!, he New York outstanding *J "n 'OVember \c the chamber Sn'nt Francis of rani» walking on the j'I Symphony Orchestra Fairfax and Frank MOulafl Wun Hi. orches'rol feature is the worker« to hear best 8:15 p. concert the will at all of the^n concerts. Bertram overture to ««»U»«y« "BerceOM music at minimum The coHt of Wave». H p. in., planoforio recital by Harry Cumpson; m., by play Peacock will bo heard as Cun¬ "Carman," played by the HeroTqr,,/' prieo». \s usual, Mi. ! «'.'. <"' :h"a Symphony ningham, and Herbert Waterous as Philadelphia t-"fr're lti a single admission is only lfl 2-8 cents. Zvea Society; Park Theatre, 12 p. m., English opera, "Maid Mis¬ oncorts Children will h>- Orchestra. *.îS"" V'rvMy":i'M ""' «.M^oUr'« recital Vahmh Singing '"or held at Imari. Crnig Campbell and Ralph ¦¦ tickets for the entire At Silfl. hy i*4J?*n'1 Ki"* A,Mrt of Subscription Konjr tress" and "Pinafore"; 8:15 p. m., "Tho Geisha"; Lexington Theatro, 2 >oo!i.'in Hall on Saturday mornings. Bruinard will alternate as Katnna and hl» ." a .', «oldtof», will also r#- COfl of six concerts may be necurod llnnbury, noprano: ! Al Jo son's latest from "Sin« '?, "Die Fiedennaus." ¡The dates tin's season are to be NoVem- the other r« lea wi be 8U t'.iitfed