NEWS AND COMMENT OF CONCERT AND OPERA
~"~.." I.I. , Two American Novelties At the Metropolitan "Shanewis" and "The Dance in Place Congo" Interesting Steps in Oar Musical Development By Grenville Vernon Metropolitan Opera Company's presentation of Charles Wake- THKfield Cadman'a opera, "Shanewis," and Henry F. Gilbert's ballet- pantomime, "The Dance in Place Congo." opens a new and, it is to be hoped, brighter page in American music. Signor Gatti-Casazza can ill be accused of dislike for the works of American composers. île began with Frederick Converse's "The Pipe of Desire," a well made but utterly uninspired, unmelodic and undramatic score, badly fitted to a pre¬ posterous libretto. We gulped down the draft, gasped, made faces and wondered why we had been offered it. Then came Horatio Parker's "Mona." This was on tho whole more successful, for it possessed a cer¬ tain academic dignity. It was, however, utterly unsuited for the theatre and composed to a book of some verbal beauty, written in a supreme igno¬ rance of the A B C's of theatric construction. Then came Walter Dam rosch's "Cyrano de Bergerac," and this marked a further advance. The play of Rostand was eminently suited for lyric investiture, and William J. Henderson provided from it the best operatic book yet produced by an American. Mr. Damrosch's music was some of it excellent, all of it well manufactured, but the spark was missing. The opera fell flat. After this we had Victor Herbert's "Madeleine," a one-act trifle which Massenet or Wolf-Ferrari would have made charming. Mr. Herbert's muse, however, failed him, and he produced a work by no means the equal of his "Na- toma," given a season or two before by the Chicago company. Reginald de Koven's "Canterbury Pilgrims" was the latest venture previous to "Shanewis." Musically it was far from the equal of the same composer's "Robin Hood," and Mr. MacKay's libretto, while possessing some poetic and a good deal of felicity of expression, smelt too strongly of Toshi Komori. feeling The Blue Flame, Koscak Yamada, played the lamp. by Mr. Spier. Michio Itow and Tulle Lindahl. Kappare (Suite Japonaise), Koscak Yamada. playe'i by Mr. Spier. History of Operatic Failure Michio Itow, Tulle lindahl, and Toshi \Stransky Tells Komori. This is our recent local operatic his¬ Charles-Martin Loefflcr L'Etang. MONDAY Where He be frank, it is a history of La Cornemuse. Stanit tory.to the The Tribune has failure. Then canio "Shanewis," and G. Longy, L. Bailly and Mlle. Longy Concert by Letz Quartette, received the follow. Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m.: letter from for the first time a Metropolitan au¬ Song recital bv Mme. Stabcrg-Hall, ing Joseph Stransky: Princess !i ni.: Quartet, B major.Brahms dience listened without boredom to a Theatre, p. Quartet .P'Ambro-.io Dear Sir: In this morning's Trib¬ Svarmeri (Rêverie).Arlber« Quartet, Op. IS, No. G major. .Beethoven une a letter native opera. "Shanewis" is far from Prinsessen the Princess.A. Soderman 2, appeared which a Mr. What makes its Den livide, rode Kose (The White and TUESDAY Fletcher had sent to a member of the being a masterpiece. the Red Kose).A. Sodcrman charm, aside from a few Indian Kolibri-visa (Colibri).Hallstrom 'Cello recital by Maurice Dambois, Philharmonic board with the inten- is the melodic genius of Italian Trostepolska ( Polska).Dann.strom Aeoiian Hall, 3 p. m.: tion of ousting me from my present strains, Folksongs : Sonata opera. Mr. Cadman has listened at a Om dagen vid m¡u arliete (My Dream of .Gominiani position as conductor of the Philbat- You Variations Symphonhiue. .L. Boellmañn monic good operatic school. He has heard .- Melodie .Gla.ounow Orchestra, on the grounds that Tjoi'ton or (At Seventeen >. Serenado Espagnole .Glazounow I am many beautiful strains; he has rear¬ Lilaebjorn (1797-1875) Orientale.Ce3ar Cui pro-German. ranged them, modified them, applied Djupt i Uafvet (The Watersprite).... A !a Fontaine.Davidoff j While I readily admit that durinj the Afgelius (1785-1871) Plaintive Air .Rubin Goldmark the first of the war them. He knows how to write for Det Star ett ljus i Osterland (There l.s Aria.«7- «. Bach part my sympa- no desire to make the a Light in Easterland).- .Schumann thies were with the German voice and shows En Sommaraíton (Summer Eve). Evening Song people, voice but another instrument, of the or¬ Lindblad US01-*78) TaranteHe .Popper I was not in favor of the policies of wants his contralto and Saeterjentcns sonda.T (The Chalet (¡iris' Concert by the Schola Cantorum, the German government. Since chestra. He Sunday).Ole Bull 8:15 p. th.: cars: Carnegio Hall, America's entrance his tenor to fill the audience's Whita Rosor (White Roses).Kjorling Russian Follt Music (for mixed chorus). I into the war I de- with broad, me¬ Titania.Peterson Berper Settings by Kurt Schindler cided to take a definite stand with good, mouth-filling Rida Ranka (Rock-a-By).Ekenbcrpr Down St. Peter's Ko;h!. lodic phrases. He knows that that's VusKe-vise (Cradle Son«).Bergson The Puttie of the my adopted country, and the follow¬ Det, ar sa Yoljia. Calendar what brings applause, whether from underliga stallen (Among the Kaiinka. ofInterest for the Week ing lines will prove, I think, that I Mountains) .Hebbe The Interrupted Slumber. Happenings have or He gave the pub- Mot Kvcld (Eventide).Backer-Grondahl The full-heartedly taken that step: orchestra gallery. Summer Ballad of the Kremlin. 3 it wanted in "From the Land Fugl (Summer Bird). Dunya (A Bcssarabian Song of the SUNDAY.Carnegie Hall, p. m., violin recital by Maud Powell; First.As a natural of lie what Backer-Grondahl Dan-| Ritz-Carlton 3 chamber expression of and he gives Det Forste jnode. (The First .Grieg Hotel, p. m., music recital by the Flonzaley Quar¬ my feeling I opened the Philharmonie the Sky-Blue Water," Meeting) Slavonic Soaps (for women's chorus). In the tet, the Friends of Solvieg'a SonK Concert auspices Music; Princess 3 .Grieg World p. m., recital it what it wants again in "Shanewis." Sovnen Joseph Suk Theatre, song I season with the playing of "The Star- (Slumber).K.ieruif The Magic Water (Slavonic). by Mme. Staberg-Hall; City College, «1 p. m., organ recital Samuel His employment of Indian themes is Ingrid's Vise.Kjerulf Wish to Wed (Vendisl-i). by Spangled Banner" without suggestion moderate and successful. It gives the Norwegian Echo Sont,'.Thrane The Lover's Tomh (Slavonic). Charles Baldwin; Hippodrome, 8:15 p- m., concert by Rosa Raisa, Sascha Jacobsen or instruction from any side, and I .-mit Dillingham has arranged for; As the overture to this week's pro- and Giacomo national flavor it Organ recital by Samuel Baldwin, Shepherd Shepherdess (Silesian). Rimini; Greenwich Village Theatre, 3 p. m., recital by Marcia I have conducted it ever since wter- opera the only pos¬ City 4 p. m.: .Sonus of Finland (for men's chorus). an Kaster Sunday at the Hippodrome,' gramme at the Rivoli the orchestra College, The of Kullervo Van Drosser and Sascha Jacobsen; Greenwich 8:15 p. m., ever the sesses, though by no stretch of the Sonata No. a, in C minor.Guilmant Song (new)Toivo Kuula and one which all music lovers will will give "The American Festival Village Theatre, Philharmonic Orchestrs hu Landais From the National Epic, "Kálevala" dance recital by Michio Itow, Tulle Lindahl and Toshi Metro¬ imagination can Indian mean American, Paysage .Bormal Finnish Lullaby .Sclim In the afternoon Rosa Raisa, March," composed Komori; appeared. Fantasie and fujrue in G minor.Bach I'm Palmgren enjoy. by Hugo Riesenfeld, politan Opera 8:15 p. m. choral as we understand that word. The li- Love's Dream Coming Homo.Scum success musical House, concert, Verdi's "Requiem." Second I came from of .Liszt The Poor Little Girl.Oscar MerikantoPalmgren] whose personal with the Chi- director of the Rialto and Bohemia, "Shanewis" is absurd, and Fountain Reverie .Fletche MONDAY.Aeolian Hall. 8:15 p. m., concert the Letz Czecho-Slav and it il a bretto of Characteristic March .Goodwin The Song of Exile (newj.lean Sibelius cago Grand "pera Company is com- Rivoli orchestras, anil assisted by the. by Quartet; parents, when Mr. Cadman again writes an Sprint; Song .Mendelssohn American Foil; Music «I'm- mixed chorus). parable only v/ith the triumph of Galli- Rialto Male Quartet and the Rivoli Metropolitan Opera House. Italian opera, "Madame Sans-Gêne." known fart that in this present world he will Overture, "Oberon" .Weber The Sun Worshippers.Harvey W. Loomi. opera it is to be hoped that t'/.uni Indian melody.) Curci, will make her first concert ap- chorus. Mr. Riesenfeld will conduct. TUESDAY.Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., 'cello recital by Maurice Dambois; struggle Bohemia is lighting for her Concert by Sascha Jacobsen and Brother Green, or, The turn to another collaborator. Dying Soldier;1 pearanco since the Lexington season The quartet will also be heard in an¬ Carnegie Hall, 8:15 p. m., choral concert by Schola Cantorum. indeper.Jer.ee and that .--he favors tat "The Dance in Marcia Van Dresser, Greenwich Village Sourwood Mountain. .Kentucky Mountair Allies. Mr. Gilbert's Place; Theatre, 3 m.: tunes set by Howard Brockway. closed. With lier will appear Giacomo other selection. WEDNESDAY.Aeolian 3 p. recital to p. Kofi's Ago'ri 1er Move Alk Hall, m., song by Alma Real; City Congo" is a genuine contribution Sonata, D major. ¡.Handel De Trouble- Rimini and Nahan Franko's orchestra, -I m., recital Samuel Third.My sympathies ever sinet | Away .. .Collected by Natalie C. Purlin College, p. organ by Baldwin; Metropolitan Opera the Adagio, allegro, Miss Lucille ¦ I came to this American music, though suspicion Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel? Deep River At night, beginning at S:'Î0, Alma Colette, violinist, will House, 8 p. m., double bill, "Shanewis" and "Pagliacci." country have been out it is more Larghetto, allegro. y pi rituals sot by H. T, Burleigh be the soloist at the concert snoken for will not down that perfect¬ Sascha Jacobsen. Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist will give a of the America. In fact, I havi than My Celia THURSDAY.Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., song recital by Alice ly suited to concert presentation Lovely (arranged by Lane- WEDNESDAY combination and as this will Verdi Club at the Waldorf-Astoria on Sjoselius; renounced my native ane Wilsoli) .George Munro recita!, Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m., song recital by Shomer Rothenberg; Metropolitan country to the boards of the theatre. For con- She Moved the Fair Soup: recital Alma Aeolian be the Thursday evening. The concert will taken cut my American papers, witt Through (arrangée! by Real, only joint appearance in New Opera House, 2 p. m., special matinee, Italian opera, "Madama cert it was originally by Herbert Hughes ). Hall, 3 ]>. m.: be for the benefit of the Red Cross. Butterfly"; the intention of an Ameri presentation Old Irish, York this season of the soprano 8 p. m., Italian "Marta." becoming ar.d as a poem it County Donegal Old Italian songe and; opera, car, written, symphonic A Pastoral (arranged by Lane-Wilson N't ccr the violinist, the will be of' and staying in America. J.Carey I plu non mi sonto.Paisiello' programme Louise assisted FRIDAY.Aeolian 3:30 sonata possesses virtues which are somewhat Marcia Van Dresser. Ire ri'irn« son che nina.Pergolesi Davidson, soprano, Hall, p. m., recital by David and Clara Fourth -Mr. Fletcher refers ti Berceuse . laure unique importance. obscured its enactment as a spec¬ Placer d'amorc.Martirio by Claire Rivers at the piano, will jrtve Mannes; Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m.. violin recital by Mayo Metro¬ the by Caprice, A minor.Wieniawski-Kreislei Vit'.oria Mio core.Cari.-simi Wad'cr; fact that at a Philharmonie con Variation« . a costume recital at the Princess The- politan Opera House, S p. m., French "Marouf." tacle. For a ballet pure and simple its Tartini-Kreislci Aria, "La Mamma Morta," from "An¬ When Tosclia Seide!, the new Rus¬ opera, cert Lady Speyer was in my boi to be Sascha Jacobsen drea Chenier".Giordano atre the afternoon of 19. In¬ Creole dance character ought Gia la Notte (arranged by Pauline Mexican Folksongs sian violinist, who came to America April SATURDAY.Metropolitan Opera House, 2 p. m., double bill, "Caval- Why doesn't he also refer to th* more insistent, the dances Viardot) .Josef Haydr with makes cluded in the programme are a French leria Rusticana" and "Le 8 continually mio Trigueña hermosa (Beautiful Brunette) Leopold Auer, his début at Coq d'Or"; p. m., French opera, "Thais."' fact that Mrs, .lay took ¡unch. a in Fimro per diletto (arranged by Pau¬ Pouce and a children's more extended and cruder rhythm, line Viardot).Old (taliar Marchita el alma Carnegie Hall the afternoon of Sunday, Japanese group, group ¡ my home a short time ago, or tha Extase (Soul).l'once and a Southern are its whole character wilder and more .Henri Dupart El Palmer (The Palm Tree).Bertman April 1-1, he will open his programme group in which concert, conducting three orchestral the Scottish officer, Feumas, die Listened to it Chanson Triste.Henri Duparc La Ranchcrita (The Rancher's Girl). songs which the have collected barbaric- orchestrally, Marcia Van Dresser Bertman with Vitali's "Chaconne," Tschai- girls numbers and playing a concerto under Novelties at Recital of Clan Shearghuis of Stra-chur,fr* paints a charming picture of the Louisi¬ Spanish Dance .Sarasat« El Pajarito (The Little Bird).Braniff kowsky's Concerto in D minor will and arranged themselves. the baton of box? Irian Souvenir de Moscow.Wieniawsk Frcnch songs Arnold Volpe. The pro¬ quently appeared in my ana a in which the sav¬ follow. Then a of Wadler slaves, picture Sascha Jacobsen A Lucette.Píeme group of compositions, Greta Masson announces a so.ig gramme for the first concert will in¬ Mayo never spoken to Lady Speyer aboi' the are in¬ The Star.James Les Trois age measures of Bamboula Roger: Prières.Paladilne the Chopin-Atier Nocturno in E minor. recital at Aeolian Hall the afternoon clude three Beethoven numbers.the politics. Like every one else, 1 real with the of The Bird.Dwight Fis!« A a Printemps.Gounod termingled soft sentiment Lullaby .Cyril Scot Aria, "Depuis le jour" from ''Louise" Elgar's La Capricieuse, Sinding's Old of April 21. First Symphony, the overture "Corio- The violin of the in the papers that Sir and Lai the Latin and the of the We Two Together.Marshall Kernochai programmes pres- quiet pathos Marcia Van Charpentier Melodies and Tor-Aulin's Mazurka will lanus,"tbe Seventh Symphony and the er.t season have been more than Speyer were in favor at the Britifl slave. Thrown the it is Dresser recital Samuel For the American soldiers usual- upon stage, Concert by Rosa Raisa, Giacomt Organ by Baldwin, be played. Sarasate's Gypsy Tunes will fighting Mozart concerto in D minor for piano ly conventional, perhaps because of the court, and that they were asked b only the savage dance that "gets over"; City College, 4 p. m.: conclude the in France Géraldine Farrar has Rimini and Sascha Jacobsen, Hippo Sonata in F programme. Richard and orchestra. number of Auer pupils who have come King George to retain their title. the rest of the music remains full of 8:15 m.: minor.Mendelssohn turned concert Several drome, p. Chorale Prelude.Hach Iiageman will he at the piano. manager. days trooping over with their master's Fifth.The late Mr. Hugo & color and but lends little aid to Spanish dance .Sarasat' Fugue in C ago Miss Farrar notified the For her farewell recital in Aeolian fa¬ charm, Melodie First major.Buxtehude Stage vorite piece.. This is natural singer was a personal friend of (ft the dancers. ' .Glucl Meditation.Guilmant Aurelio Giorni, the Italian pianist, Women's War of which she is Hall, Saturday afternoon, April 27, and com¬ Canzonette .Willek "Where Du.sk Gathers Deep," "Oh, the will Relief, mendable, the more because it whets long before I came to America, a" Yet Mr. Gilbert gives the impres¬ Sascha Jacobsen. Lilting Springtime".Stcbbina give his second and last recital at a member, that she will under Guiomar Novacs the Brazilian pianist, Air, "Per la Gloria'' from Griselda. Symphonic Poem, "Orpheus".Liszt Aeolian Hall give the public taste for novelties, without I naturally retained my friendski sion, an impression rare indeed among Serenade Sunday afternoon, April her own management, at the Metro- will play an all-Chopin programme. Buonamic .Schuhort 14. Mr. Giorni which the best of seasons tends to be¬ for his family, no member of whi< American musicians, of independence Bocea bella .Buonomic Festival Toccata.Fletcher has just been called by politan Opera House on even- El Arriero (Spanish), words Sunday Margaret Jamieson, is an¬ come a little dull. has ever appeared to me in onyothi of and of He han by Emit; the Italian government and must re¬ a pianist, thought expression. Frances Bauer.Noger THURSDAY ing, May 5, patriotic benefit for this nounced for another recital in Aeolian light than as a good American. been caught neither in the trap of Posa Itaisa. recital port for duty about the middle of May. organization's work for soldiers of Mayo Wadler for his violin recital of Largo al factotum from "II Barbiere »1 Son«; by Alice Sjoselius, Hall, Tuesday afternoon, 23. Sixth.It is quite true that lykne nor in the mesh of Aeolian o m.: the « April Friday night at Aeolian Wagner perfumed Hall, p. American and now _ Hall has Siviííliu" .Kossir Concerning the final movement of Allied armies Count Bernstorff, but 1 met him on Debussy. He loves the melodic charm Giacomo Rimini. Siciliana . .. Alessandro Scarlatti (1649-1728)! fighting in France. Miss Farrar will Mine. Helen will make her chosen a sheaf of pieces not pre¬ Romanza (Russian songl .Balakirev Per la Gloria d'Adorarvi. Mr. Smith's quartet, which will begin Stanley at the time when he was still pe and savage grace of the music of the the farewell viously heard here. These a Ostroiu Sekiroi (Russian song)..Gretchanino\ Buonamici the programme, the composer writes: appear with Metropolitan cast and appearance of the season in comprisa ! sona grata at the White House al realizes that of all the folk- Gude viter Velmi Vpoli (Russian song)... Arietta (1672-1764) "Ballade" Samuel negro, and .Pergolesi (1710-1736) "I had finished the orchestra in the entire second act of Aeolian Hall, Wednesday afternoon, by Coleridge-Taylor; when number of Americans'«1 music in America it alone I (¡link Porgi amor. partly sketch of the a any produced Rosa Raisa. Dch viénl, r.on tardar ("Le No.7.e di quartet in the fall of 19M, when the "Madama Butterfly." John McCor-1 April 24, singing Raoul Laparra's song "Humoresque" by Albert Stoesscl; meeting him. has possibilities of development. The "The Star Kpanyled Banner" and invoeatio Figaro") .(Mozart 1756-1791) mack also volunteered to several cycle, "A Musical and a "Berceuse" by Debussy. Mr. by Rosa Raisa and audience, led Swedish folksongs: capture of Antwerp by the Germans sing Journey Through Seventh.At the beginning of | iact that negro rhythms have so en¬ i by Charles D. i hafvet of his favorite Irish ballads. Mr. will Stoessel. who is now serving as a band¬ Isaacson. Djupt mad« stich an impression on me that The pro- Spain." Laparra accompany past season I donated my sen*» tered our popular music surely gives When Sony, is Sweet.... Gertrude Sans Sou« Och flicken hon gar i dansen gramme will not be the master in the army at The Star.Lummi Hvnd jag bar lofvat the tragic 'Finale elegiaco' was the out- limited to these soprano, and will play piano selec¬ Camp Ayer, to a Red Cross concert in Brook1* color to his belief. What legato Amer¬ was a fellow Rosa Raisa. Om «lagen vid mitt arbete come." From the climax of the scherzo two, as Miss Farrar ha3 the promise tions from his "Spanish Rhythms" and Mass., student with Mr. and also for the sufferers in Hallt' ican life affords is forever being broken Souvenir de Moscow .Wienlawsl I'jortou ar of other of Wadler in The other Sascha Jacobsen. Dalpolska on, the music is 'tragic up to the tran¬ stars international fame. "Scenes Ibericnnes." Europe. two Eighth.I was the first one into by fevered arid eccentric rhythms. Duet, "La rl darcm la mano" from "Do April Song. Otto II. of the composers on the list are "late." What t» Giovanni" Hain Bartholomew quil ending. Kahn, Opera board, suggest that orchestra« should And the negro, backward ho is .Mozai . Bartholomew has could of a though Rosa Raisa and Giacomo Rimini The Shepherdess started the benefit fund by sub-i Guilbert to Sing Debussy make "Berceuse" camps and I conducted two orea« in other reäpects, has perhaps offered "Suicidio" from .Horsman for violin can Aria, "La Gioconda". Rhapsodie. Campbell-Tiptc n Jascha Heifetz will give a concert at scribing CoOO for the first box. easily be imagined. Buc tral which were given I to us the mean, which we are Ponchlol Modern Scandinavian and Finnish: Famous Chansons the concerts, by to "Ave Maria" the Metropolitan Opera House on Sun¬ work of Coleridge-Taylor is com- the at our souls in .Gounc Skymning .Jarnefelt (Finnish) "The Philharmonic of Mme. Yvette Guilbert's Philharmonic Society Cj» express tone. Rosa Raisa, ('¡aromo Rimini, Sascha Jacoi Vinden.Bror Bcckrrian (Norwegian) day evening, April 28, the proceeds of Society New last recital paratively little known in this coun¬ Dix and where I ai» sen. Kalian .Svedbom (Swedish) York A Retrospect," by James Gib- of the season will take place this try, in of the Camp Upton, Frank Laird Waller at the Guld oeh gronn which will be given to the needy fami¬ at the Maxine Elliott spite tremendous vogue with the officers. piano. Skogar. bons Iluneker, has recently been evening Theatre. in of Programme of dances, Greenwic Stenhammar (Swedish) lies of Jewish soldiers and sailors now pub¬ The French diseuse will on this occa¬ England his "Hiawatha." One Ninth.I have contribut"«' Sommardofter... .Hugo Alfvcn (Swedish). lished in commemoration of the Phil¬ sion for the first and that given Villaje Theatre, 8:15 p. m.: Long Ago, Sweetheart serving with the colors of the United give only time hopes this "ballade" will reflect to several American war chariti« Petit Poeme, Koicak Yarnada. Mine.MacDbwall States. harmonic's seventy-five year memorial, tiiis winter the songs which made her T'layed 1 Tranquillity . Footc This is the last concert, that strongly the rhythmic genius that is I am a member of K. Vainada. The Maiden and the last year. The book contains a famous: "Chansons do mes Débuts,' contributing Butterfly.Chadwiclt Mr. Heifetz will in N'ew York this short and in the negro blood, as well as the Programmes Michio [tow. An Open Secret.Woodman give historical sketch of the Aristide Bruant's "Chansons de ampli¬ American Red Cross. Tauru Kam* (the Crane and season. orchestra's tude of the Tortois Richard Hageman at the piano. Montmartre." It is interesting here phrase and feeling that arc in I have sen*, a contriba«' symbols of peace and lorn; life. A cer career during the last to recall a criticism of his lately montai danco based a Song recital by Mme. Shomcr Rolh- three-quarter:' Yvette Guil¬ choral works and upon poem from The Riiilto a bert which piano pieces. to the Junior American Guard. of classical Noh play), original Japane cnberg, Aeolian Hall, S:15 p. m.: Orchestra, with Hugo of century, as well as a litorary ap¬ appeared in the "Yellow the a Week Book" at the of Another I am member of the Society arranged and time of Mr. melody, played by Kose: Torna a Sorrionlo.Krnesto de Curtí* Riescnfeld and Nat W, Finston preciation of the modern orchestra as her second visit novelty Wadler's pro¬ Yantada. Little con-J to London, very nearly twenty yea¿rs gramme is to be found in the tho Support of Needy Musicians Tulle and Toshi ¡folksong.When Love Russia.,\'. N ducting, will play Tschaikowsky's over- the unit of latter-day music. This is and which fact that SUNDAY K'-nbu (Swordlandab! Komori. I. Kind.Old Melody ago, is just as appropriate his "Concerto in A France, and following a speech*»' Dance.) Kuwn naka jim I've Peen Roaming. .Charlen Edward ture-fantasie "Romeo and Juliet" as the second volume of the sort to-day: "It is the Minor," by Bach, Violin recital by Maud Powell, Car¬ Kogun Funto, Ming by Yoihinori Ma Bonnie Sweet Horn] pub- misfortune which is to be I made before the PhUharnK» '.', »uyama. Bessie,J. L. Gilbert (old song) ¡.he overture this week. lished since the of attends all histrionic art that it can¬ accompanied by string quartet, negie Hail, p. m.: Harp Soli .'. .Selected Annie Ttosmor, founding the Phil¬ of the 1> IPukagawn Bu.ibi (Popular Dance), origin will "Dreams" in not be handed down to posterity, but instead of the customary piano. The Orchestra every member AS*_rro, minor.Sib.Hu« Japanese Alfred Kästner soprano, sing from Vic- harmonic, 1842; the first was printed if it were H'/unVi. V rtdruif, "Oidon. melody, arranged and played 'Night (Russian).A. tor possible to preserve some¬ piano furni.hcs at best an diestra joined that organitatio» abbandonftta" Koscak Yantada. Chant Rubinstein Herbert's "The Wizard of the at the time of the society's fiftieth of the unsatis¬ Tnrtini TohIiI Hebrew (Russian).. Rimuky-Korsakoff thing art of Yvette Guilbert support our fellow musician» MiTi'U'tt'i Korriori. Like a ,\:i!e." The Rialto chorus will be anniversary and was written we should want to factory reduction of the- orchestral ac¬ .Mozart Decoration, Lasnallc M Rosebud.LaForgc heard by Henry preserve the beaut*, France. Mmrrhp OrtenUl« B*«thov«.n-Au-r Spier, played by ¡The Spirit Flower.Campbell-Tipton In the March ohe conceives look oí companiment to a c( nccrto. But Bach's Sonata. \ major...C,i-*nr Spier, Where My Caravan Has Rested.II. from "Aida." E. Krehbic!. internally, the before ttiri'p líi'.'trr VrtnaU Michio Row and Tulle Llndahl. Kiiddi.eh Lohi inward imagination that comes fron orchestral accompaniments, which It was my suggestion .Colariága TayJor-PpweH Utiru game (Spring . Have' her eyes, while de¬ that «a" 8«riif of Autumn. . Rain), original Pablo Casai:-, the of hoi board .ürirt/shuiünotl-lluí'tman11 and Japane Harp ami piano having been compelled simplicity pended ;«o largely on the strings, Philharmonie Atrn-ricun Tune*. melody, arranged played by Kosci Shaba« Abend.S Kai/ intermezzo .Brahms to sail dress, the almost conventional qualitj could, Yantada. "Le Jongleur" (arranged bv suddenly for Europe, the con- of her one imagines, be reduced tho elimination of compositions Concert of thi of of Toshl (Word* by A. Reisen) Moffat).. gesture and the long bla/rï very nicely from Society Friend- Komori, bol!.songs: Old French Melody cert that ho was to play in Aeolian gloves, are evidence of an to Ttrlr.g living German composers Munie, Hil/.-Curltori '-'> n. m.: Kyo no Bhike (Spring and Summer, fro Dio Alt/« Ku.he. Monto, from Sonata in G minor, unerring Quartet dimensions, and pre¬ the Hotel, the four a .,.H. LoCkoui.í Op. Hull this taste and servo harmonic programmes for Quartet No. 2, tn A major. Op. '.'.'! (MS) leasons, festival dance A Liebe zu Spielen.W. l'i, handler Wolf-Ferrari i afternoon, with Harold There distinguished simplicity much of the original quality. Kioto), original Japanese melody, a Zhumoio Sonata in A major, Op. -17 and is, then, nothing con tion of the war. Vuv'ul Stanley Smttb ranged and played Ko»cnk .¡s. Iwitz (Kreutzer) Bauer Jacques Thibaud, has been essentially At nil events, such experiments ure Altesrro motU>, enp krazia. by Yamada. Alio llanovi.H. Lcfkowit. Hci tboven cancelled. temporary in Yvette Guilbert, nor, in I think this statement AlUruro glMOSO. Recitative Tulle rJndahl. Geh i«-h mir Shpazlron.W. Violin recital deed, is there anything always worth doing ence, if they be Fínate (Grave), The White Peacock, from the Roman «l