*-m In »the Wotrld of Concerts and Opera MUSICAL INSTRUCTION MAX GEGNA, 'CELLIST A [FANNIE CONCERTS ANß TSCIENTtFIG SYSTEM OF pits Note the BLOOMFIELD- Random Impressions RECITALS I CONCERTS AND RECITAIS Op Cpming ZEISLER, PIANIST In Current Exhibitions METROPOLITAN g«*£ TUESDAY EVE., FEB. 17, at 8:20 " CULTURE of "Parsifal" VOICE BY $ Continued page «."FIRST AMERICAN APPEARANCES Perfófiíiaiice from fire t M t n4er the patronage of MRS. HAROLD F. Mr( OKMIf K 1 show« paintingi, water h* ^Mowing BUtem«nt bjr Hepry political ideals for which the United colors, pastels, CLOTILDE and ALEXANDER "f BENEDICT E. Kréhblet han be«n Issuedí by the Slates went into battle, monotype», silver-points and etchings. L. t»*«ellea4, Thorowsrn. Complete . I «n.P»e. »._k «.»ti,: Mow" Metropolitan Opera Company Mga*d- As have elsewhere written, the un- *i «A Clotli. »S . T^sttwr. »500 -a-eïlylngr moral of "The There are new ing Warner's "Parsifal," which will be the purpose Ring prints to be seen. DemrlpHv* Pamphlet" rtstored ,.*bx Nibelung" ig to teach .that Mr. atJdfSl r»KB t0 the repertory with Mr. ..selfish egoism, or the "will to power" Philip Little, of Boston, who has Vocal Krohbicls text at a vp,)KK.s> Benedict Studio mat English npeciaU,*Which finds expression in brute force, studied fishing boats on the Grand 8t»T «. *. «T* mee on Thursday, February 16: > must give Way to a dispensation of SAKHAROFF I}1 WEST has a w.nen the directors of the Motr¿¿- justice and lovo; of "TannhäuBer" Banks, collection of his etch¬ PERFIELD roiitnn Opera Company announced, on that salvftt'on come» to humanity ing* at the Mussmann gallery. The Creators ELLIS ¦JVovember that German through tho love of of New Art in EFFA 2, 1917, repre¬ redeeming pure new Schwartz 70 MEMBERS OF NEW SYMPHONY Dancing would have no in their womanhood; of "Parsifal" that gallaryy in East Forty- OBCHESTBA. DK. AN8ELM GOETZL. Caaiuttar. place it ia T1CKBTS $1.50 to sentations'Mans fof the season t*t open the enlightenment »7.00. BOXES Ï50 »nil $*0. PLUS WAR TAX. .-~, DeSanatration Leison Kvcry Monday afcou,* wrought through sixth Street, has been inaugurated with DIRECTION WOLFSOHN MUSICAL RU'REAV. J W. MTH ST. Et' nlng. 7:"0. m "ley cav« as the ¿eason for their action compassionate pity, fellow suffering, JOSEPH MANDELKERN, accounts of such which brings salvation. a double exhibition. It presents paint¬ Manager. PLACE, 58 WEST 40th ST. _at exaggerated pcr- these The ethics of Vanderblll 82.15 íftrmances might be'published which dramas, to go no further, ought Miss in Tei.-nhon^ TOUld tend to with alone fo plead for their ings by Mary Kremelberg, and CARNEGIE HALL TO-DAY AT 3 Fri. Feb. 13 , ,h.r~-MRS. IHA El.Ei* PERriEE«. hearten the people retention in JOSEF Carnegie Hall, Eve., T?>ffliV rr I» x«*oc IÇALAN I> Ml SICA1. the United States were at war. the operatic list of all civilized and the printroora shows a number of A' «15. MRS. FANNIE Ft)K THE PUBLIC, Steh«poma scorn .vm,>>,VrAT!0>!.tiu ksday. risk, though it might re¬ morally progressive peoples. monotypes by Miss Marion Trav- fV m Except mote, they did nctf wish to take. Their It is with "Parsifal" that AVagner is Gray announcement of the projected list of to niake his reëntrance on the Metro¬ er.. At the City Club there may be BLOOMFIELD ZE1SLER operas Tor the «aa'son 1917-1918, they politan stage; but to avoid tho seen HOFMANN linger¬ «ketches painted Mr. PIANO.SECXTAD. ^way tnetitute of added, would not give offense to pa¬ ing prejudice against its linguistic by Joseph Plinp., * --- vehicle it is to y,^ ORCHESTRA flDusjcal -v. *.> '"'"^1 triotic Americans.' It is a fair pre¬ be performed in an Eng- B. Platt while with the A. E. F. in Sat Feb. g^^lf of ttx Cits of ttewjiort that also wished that lish translation. That Carnegie Hall, Aft, 14 ¡_r-. .« n . a*.^17 *<, g}t{ sumption they been translation has France. The Reh-n gallery displays a At 2:30.Violin i'.<-.-ií¡,:..\i.BBRr Hall, Mon. reb. Z3 Kri"k l>an-rosch. Director. Provides Aeolian Hall, their action should not hurt the feel¬ made in a spirit of reverence for few selected Cwnegie Aft., ..:..'.'.-. ¡ien«!ve mu»l0*l education in all Thursday Evening of citizens to differentiate the drama and with a paintings by Miss Helen Hndf wed. Entrance examina- ings disposed purpose to pre- hran-'he».' between music and or serve as much as M. Turner. SS SSteÄÄt »ptember soth "Spa- morals, propa¬ artistic possible of the rüil Preparatory Centers In different gandist« and patriotism, many of essence which lies in the wed- «¦"*» of tí« ci'.v for children between whom ideals embodied in the ding of words and music. There has of re sa loved;_the Another group of three is SPALDING(STEINWAY PIANO). 1 I * Add Chicago exhibiting \M VT n atia twelve year? aye." Company no 111111 kJ £v, form of art which had been sacrifice or - Secretary. ltO CtorMBoM Are., N.\. Cltj l^po-dramatlc | clouding of the at the Macbeth I GARRISONMetropolitan Op. Co. (itcinway Piano) been cultivated at the Metropolitan fundamental thought of the poet-com- gallery. Mr. Charles AEOLIAN HALL, TO-MOR'W To Give "Hamlet" ! no EVE., 8:IS } AB014AN HALL, Tbura.. F»t>. is. at i. Opera Hoy'se for an entire generation. poser; violence has been done to Club Offers Prize H. Davis, whose work has been ASCHENFELDER is more than an assump- the musical text. Instead, an effort gaining LOUIS y nothing has been made to For Choral Work in TEACHER OF SINGING And "Herodiade" tiort on my part (but a justifiable one, make both words and The enormously strength and distinc¬ ELSHÜC0 TRIO I music more Tuesday Musical Ciub of Pitts¬ TRIOS S--'en"fic naturn! ton« production, Sight- vftMnk), that it was the belief and intelligible to the pot-eral shows six new His by BRAHMS. HATDN an-l FON1 V II Ail 1» 1 V VAW fl has a tion, landscapes. AN'DRAVE. RÍO Fhoneti«- dilation, of the directors that the rancors public than they have been burgh offered prize of $200 for the (Mason & Hainlin Piano.) rinzlafc. Interpretation Eight performances of a3 dif¬ hope If hitherto. best (Majon Si Hamiin Plane.) many an TEACHER third week of the Chicago Opera at viçttuy and peace and a return be made love the lofty theme of the drama following conditions: Miller, paint¬ US WEST 71*111 STREET to of the old in- with its blending of ethical 1. The composition is to be for four- er» of HYMAN gTCDIOS: the Lexington Theater, with only one \hAsprinciples régime, principles chorus of decorative studies graceful ROVINSKY 0"-»* CARRARA phone«: Br.huyle-r 2538.Schuyler 8508 a restoration of German which, while found in Buddhism and part of women's voices, with PIANO RECITAL- from the routine of eluding opera piano ltminine who are (Steinway Planoi. SONG RECITAL. (Mason & Hamiin Piano | repetition the to tl)e repertory on the same footing Christianity, are older than either of j accompaniment, with or without types, notably sym¬ * solo voices Aeolian »all. Wed. **®"»n ***". Thurs. Eve.. Fob. ¡it Infallible Method of Memorizing" preceding two weeks. as Italian, French and English. Mean- these systems of religion.older, in¬ soprano or contralto). The pathetic to each other, both as to sub¬ Aft.. Feb 11 at 3 1.', X:!5 T. ANTOINETTE to the of Ger- deed, than all records of the human number of voices may be increased upon Mary Garden's "Thai's" will open the while, protect products occasion. The form and ject and to method. man composers who had lived and imagination. extent, of the Ev» GAUTHIER PIANO third week to-morrow night with The opera has composition is left to the Music MAX GEGNA wAPnHARM0WY worked in a than the pres¬ been rehearsed and Composer, Vocal Cha-rnb^r Recital (Steinway) "Cello Recital. (K.-.mlch * Charles happier day will ne conducted but it is desired, that the Every year the Messrs. Erich nave Bach Piano.) ..ÍcTÑtsTíO« If i»l\l/ MEMORY Fontaine, Hector Dufranne, ent from a prejudice against their lan¬ by Mr. Artur Bo- should performance WttOFtO _. TRAINED The consume fïom to ten min¬ Tono Production.Technical Freadtm Maria Claessens, Gustave Kuberdeau, guage, operas have been given in trans¬ danzky. scenery has been de¬ eight Hie excellent practice of showing a Sc-eatitle Filine Falco, Emma Noe and Constan- lations.-"Marta" in Italian l'a custom signed and painted' by Joseph Urban, utes. Sympathetic and effective writing ||S3MÄ*jV»1E.MAGGIE TEYTEICI IE. Van Studios who has also the for voices is a primary consideration. collection of paintings by the lesser »_»_*«* 2i.r, Dyck ^Asi. tin Nicolay in the cast, conducted by established so many years ago that the designed sketches for 2. .The choice Louis Hasselmans. memory of a German performance in the costumes which have been made of'^tlrords, preferably known masters who do not belong in ma. to be and by Mme. Cast6Î-B«rt. secular, is left to the.'composer, but un¬ 1TJZ % Tuesday night will bring Mme. Galli- | America may be said dead) restricted the first but nevertheless have ONE PEKSCHINE Curci in' "Lucia di her "Saint Elizabeth" in English. The cast will be as follows: privilege to use any text flight, YVKKK 1VANOVNA Lammermoor," submitted is a necessary consideration. BELMONT ^î^r 16 ÜMA Amfortas . FEB. third of the season, The list was regretfully Clarence Whitehiil merit. It is an excellent practice, be¬ riïuot.RAnr.vii^ performance with Wagnerian 3. The composer must be a or Alessandro Bonci in the tenor this abandoned, largely. 1 bel ¡ave, because Titurel . Paolo Ananiitn native rnvCF.RT I'llM-T AM) INSTRUCTION rôle, Gurnpmtti/.. Leon naturalized citizen of the United States. cause it serves the purpose of I.ESCHETIZKÏ PC PI I. being the first appearance of these two a mistaken popular impression existed Rothier helping âCTHORIZEU Parsifal . Orville HarmId ¦i. Each _2 CAMtOlE MALI. WED. AND SAT stars in this that waf an eminent personi- composition submitted must to lead the from the dan¬ f.M.\ together country. Others; Wagner Klingsor . Adamo bear a public away Ótttr i»ys Mootelair. N I. Madtson Buddlno. of German ideal.-:. So he was; Didur fictitious name or motto. The in the cast, inclûcle Giacomo P.imini, fication Kundrj .Margaret Matzenauer same name or with Jose and but the political ideals which he repre¬ A Voice.Jeanne Gordon motto, the composer's gerous habit of relying too much upon FIRST Virgilio Lazzari, Mojica Em- First real name and address, and for AMERICAN "MICHAEL'P0SNER~ ma Noe, with Teófilo de con- sented were not those of the Germany Knight of the Grail.Angelo Bada stamps the mere glamour of a celebrated TOI'H Teacher of tin Violin Angelis were laid Freder¬ Second Knight of the Ciru.il. .Louie d'Ans-elo return of manuscript, should be inclosed ducting. whose foundations by a name.. The minor but interesting men COI RSES FOR TEACHERS surnamed "The Firs! Esquire. Mary Ellis in sealed envelope and mailed to Mrs. «PÏCIAL Puccini's triptych will be given ick 11 of Prussia, Second Esquire.Frances Arthur B. exhibited this include Shee, Cos- ( OMPOSITION Great." 'Against them he was a revo- Ingram Siviter, president of the year Î55 END Wednesday night, with Yvonne Gall, while Third Esquire.Octave Dua Tuesday Musical Club, 5500 Elmer De and OTCPIO: WEST AVE. Edward Johnson, Carlo Galeffi, Lodovico lutionary in thought and deed Fourth Esquire.Mario Laurenti Street, East way, Abbott, Loutherbourg Oliviero. Maria living and after his death he left no Flower Girls: Marie Sundeliu.-*, Mary Ellis, End, Pittsburgh. that capital second-rater, Zoffany. Virgilio Lazzari, Claes- comfort 5. The compositions, bearing no other sens, Edna Darch and Jose Mojica in preachments which can bring Raymonde DelainioU, Mary Mellish, Marie than the to those who attempted to destroy the Tiffany. Frances Insrram. | designation fictitious name or val PEAVEYrHl^ "Il Tabarro"; Rosa Raisa. Misse:*. Van motto, should reach Mr. Boyd not later The current exhibition at the Grolier STUDIO 121 CARNEGIE HALL. N. Y. Gordon, Falco. Foil i*. Noe and Darch than July 1, lt>20. The award will be STUDIO: 99 EUCLID AVENUE- in "Suor and It is requested that students, musicians Club, which will remain free to the IR00IUYN Angelica," Evelyn Her- and lovers of music who wish to attend made public by September 1, 1920. The bert, Messrs. Galeffi, Johnson, Oliviero, Music Notes prize composition becomes the public, including Sundays, until March Russian these recitals will make their requests property isbA Nicolay, Lazzari, Defrere, Trevisan and the con- of the Musical Club of Mmes. The feature of forthcoming foi tickets early, as the supply is lim¬ Tuesday Pitts¬ 6, is devoted to silver, jeweled and em- SERGE t John Dennis Mehan Claessens, Pavloska and Sha**- cert by the Philadelphia Orchestra on ited. burgh; other manuscripts will be re¬ By BOROWSKY .JZZZ^ SCHOOL FOR VOICE. Teachers of over low in "Gianni Schicchi." This per- will be the lirst pre¬ turned to the composers. broidered bookbindings. It includes GYPSY 80NQS.FOLK SONGS.SACRED SONGS.PEASANT DANCES 4 CHORUSES v in Tuesday evening BALALAIKA ORCHESTRA m artists responsible positions. fcrmance will mark the New York dé- of Rachmaninoff's C>. The award will be made a com¬ It Cunéale Ball 15Í W. 57th St. Tel. Circle 14,2. but of sentation in this city Fortune (iallo has Marcella by some of the finest examples in the SCENE 1.IN FRONT OF A RUSSIAN CHIRriT. the Italian barytone. Carlo latest symphony, "The Bells," based on engaged mittee of three, Messrs. N. Lindsay Nor¬ SCENE 2.INTERIOR OF A PEASANT'S HOUSE Galeffi. The three Puccini works Will Allan Poe's poem of the same Craft and Alice Gentle' as "guest art¬ den, conductor of the Mendelssohn Club world, such as the celebrated Ashburn- HCENK 8.GYPHY CAMP. bo conducted by Mr. Marinuzzi. Edgar for orchestra, of Charles Heinroth j SPECIAL SC'ENERIEM AND NATIONAL COSTVME.S. nHt"WOODRUFF name. The score calls ists" for the season of opera which the Philadelphia; and ham enamels which Exclusive Manan-mem MME. NORMA KNl An extra is Gospels, bearing PFEL-Ll/TGE. VOICEICE PLACINCPLACING. BREATHING. matinee scheduled for chorus and soprano, tenor and baSs San Carlo Opera Company will give Charles N. Boyd, of Pittsburgh." METROPOLITAN OPERA HOCSE. n"5"St,onan ior(or Choir. Conrrrt and Oratcrio. Thursday, Lincoln's Birthday, when soioisti. The choral part of the sym¬ 7. Manuscripts -and all communica¬ date from the eighth century, and a ITUDIO. S'">ll) CARNEC.iCARNEGIE HALL. NEV< YORK "L'Elisir d'Amore" will be -lung by bo the in San Francisco, beginning to-mor¬ tions concerning the competition should phony, will sung by Philadelphia row. arms of Florence Macbeth, Alessandro Bonci, which has been The engagomont is for a be addressed to Charles N. direc¬ binding on .which appear the I.OUnON CHARLTON an F OHENCE g% a I f Solo Pianist. Recitals.En- Orchestra Chorus, pre¬ of four and in that in¬ Bpyd, HIPPODROME.T0-N16HT, 8:15 c »«'"Ole Classe«, Rhythmic G'acomo Rimini. Vittorio Trevisan and Bon- period weeks, tor, Tuesday Musical Club 4259 ~ nUl t" S. Townsend.'W Choral, the Charles V. There is one fJecond of tlie ajeries of GALEW#*1«1bí Drill and Ear Tratnin-j. Edna Darci and conducted pared by Stephen terval Mr. Callo will produce twenty- Fifth Emperor by Mr. ton. This chorus, containing some two Avenue, Pittsburgh. Concerts PITH. OF I.EsrilETIZKIiIJES« and Al'TMOK- one Included in the list are re¬ which is ascribed to Ben- Chicago Opera Cnuípany IZKl» TEACHKREA< !! OF HIS METHOD. Marinuzzi. I hundred voices, is a permanent adjunct operas. specimen SOLOIST i'.io U7 westWEST 6H9TH ST. Tel. Columbus 4372 Massenet's "Herodiade" will be re- The so¬ vivals of "The Masked Lall." "La Forza At of the Philadelphia Orchestra. del Destino," "La "Romeo the Metropolitan venuto Cellini, or to a pupil of his. vivra Thursday night for the first time rôle will be sung by Florence Gioconda," "Aida" will be a INSTRUCTOR. By üjpinber here since its prano and Juliet" and "The Barber of Se¬ sung at special The silver bindings are from various Philharmonic Orchestra, presentation in the. Ham- Hinkle, the tenor by Arthur Ilackett matinee on next NOYA seasons ville." At the close of the San Fran¬ »Thursday afternoon, sources. From the Nether¬ in VIO LIN r .> menl tuurameed. merstein at the Manhattan. bnss Fred Patton. Lincoln's European GALU-OIO PIANO RECITAL the pnri by cisco season Mr Gallo will give a Birthday) at the Metro¬ AEOLIAN SAT. WM. G-. DOtM.KS The cast will include Yvonne Gall, The first American performance of politan House limes. lands come some quaint tortoiseshell ORCHESTRA OF 100. GINO MARINUZZI. Tickets HALL, AFT.. IT.B U <**if? w.W. 50thr.otii ST.st, Tel. Circle 2363. John special performance of "Carmen'' at Opera by Muzio, TEÓFILO OE ANGELIS. Conductors. EOo to $j. Steinway Piano. Marguerite d'Alvarez, O'Sullivan, Rachmaninoff's symphony was given by Matzenauer and Tiffany and Messrs. covers. The embroidered bindings are Alfred Maguenat, Edouard Orchestra in Philadel¬ tne Creek Theater in Berkeley, and PRICES $1.00. $1.50. S2.M & $2.50. Aeolian Hall. Tue». WATORY OF FINE ART Cotreuil, the Philadelphia Bizet's will be in the t'rimi. Amato, Martino, d'Angelo and of the seventeenth cen¬ A Few Good S<'at* Htfil Ava.lable. Eve., Feb. 1Î. at 8-115 sTTHi'W.S, D.rector. Desire Defrere, Andreas Pavley, Serge on Friday and Saturday) February opera presented Audisio. mostly English ; Hippodrom» Bex Office Open» at Noon To-day. BEETHOVEN ASSOCIATION ./EST 133d ST. and de phia com- same spectacular manner which marked Prominent them is the Oukrainsky corps ballet, with 6 and 7. Rachmaninoff began the "Samson et Dalila," to-morrow eve¬ tury. among 3rd CO.VCEHT OF PEKTES »Ail branches VloUn, Piano, ciaiuiihone) Marcel Charlier as conductor. Rome in his production of "Aida" at Sheepshead t La Pedal tor This will of "The Bells" in ning, will open the thirteenth week of Bible of Charles I. The cases *Mfn§. Be O.-gan practice., be position Bay last summer. Mr. Gallo will return King NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT, fEB. 15. FLONZALEY Mme. d'Alvarez' first New York 191 o. and finish¬ the season with Mme. ap- January, orchestrating to New York on March 1 to assume the Matzenauer and filled with enchanting volumes are BOLOIBTS Quartet pearance since the Manhattan opera it in Russia, on his own estate, the Messrs. Caruso, ing artistic direction of the special per¬ Whitehall, Mardones, a of old ^ seasons and Mr. O'Sullivan's first since following summer. Ananian, Reschiglian, Audisio and Dua. placed against background EDWARD JOHNSON HUGH DOUGALL'H: last winter. formance which will be. given at the Miss'Ogden will dance. Mr. Wolff will tapestries. Voice Building and Artistic Singing. Metropolitan Opera House on March 30 YVONNE GALL 9-2^° 115 CarneKi<- II.¡>: N. V. Tel. 704 Charles Ambroise Thomas's ''Hamlet" Orches¬ conduct. Circle. will be revived The new'People','. Symphony for the benefit of the Oscar Hammer- Other of the week he. BLOOMFÏELDZEISLER Friday night for Titta Frohman, conductor, will be operas will The annual international exhibitions CYRENA VAN GORDON A^ Planlitt Rufl'o's tra, Louis stein Memorial Fund. on second performance, with Flor- heard in Carnegie Hall Sunday eve- "('armen," Wednesday evening and a distinguished Ug( anee Macbeth. Miss Van Messrs. with Mines. Farrar, Fornia at the Carnegie Institute, in Pittsburgh, CARLO GALEFFI ^^^ member of the ass " Gordon, be Sundelius, kfc.UHA ¦""»*"¦¦ J " ring-, February 22. The soloists will At a of the directors of the SEATS AT for 3 MI.8IC. Lazzari, Cotreuil. Trevisan, Oliviero, meeting and Mellish and Messrs. Martinelll, war. are to be re- HIPPODROME BOX ^ascriptions remaii ing oncerts: the ,',n'1 .' A. ami Christine dramatic soprano; interrupted by OFFICE TO-MORROW (MONDAY) ,6-76- 'i ¦. > / .. r eotï cf Music. Mojica and Nicolay in the M. Langehan, Ber¬ Symphony Society of New York, held Coûzinou ami Rothier. "Marta," on ÏÎ:M Ml.V. OapgRW gl"S »1 to $:; '41* IV. Setli ST. 'Phone Eon« Ac-re C33 -cast, Jerome Rappaport, pianist, and soon London Ou. Oukrainsky and corps de ballet, and January _S. announcement was made of Thursday evening with Mines. Bar- vived. and the one forthcoming Marcel nard Schräm, tenor. ) ientos and Perini and Messrs. Caruso, Í amepie n;.||. Wed. Charlier, conductor. a bequest of $150,000 by the ¡ate Miss id confidently expected to maintain the Aft., let». 18. at 3. Saturday's matinee i¿ allotted to a de Luca, Malatesta, Reschiglian and rSílLLMAÜrr"-& TEACHER revival of Donizetti's "Don Mme. Yvette Guilbert will give at Mary Rhinelancier Callendcr, for many Laurenti. "La Boheme," on Friday eld high standard. Already more than METROPOLITAN in COI USE IN Pr.squale" Sou1!« PIANOARECiYaL THEORYiRY the Maxine Elliott Theater the last two a the for a wfth Mmes. A!da and 148 XV. ~Ul St. Ph »ni B15G with Mme. Galli-Curci and cast includ- years director of society, evening Sparkes works have been entered TUESDAY Feb. Columhus. ing Tito Schipa, Giacomo Rimini, Vit- recitals of this season on Sunday eve¬ sick and pension fund, for the orchestra. and Messrs. Harrold, Scotti, de ¡segu¬ three hundred EVE., 10,8:15 torio Trevisan, Lodovico' Oliviero, and ning, February 15, and Friday after- Harry Harkness Flagler, the pres¬ róla. Didur and Malatesta. artists residing in Europe. Two 2(i. a "Zaza" will be the matinee by T conducted by Mr, Marinuzzi. noon, February ident, announced that he would give Saturday will be in¬ SCHBOEDER :,-£ of and a second with Mmes. Farrar, Arden, notable personal groups Stadi»«: The Saturday night performance, a first prize $1,000 prize Howard, 7M Wesl End Ave., N. V., 28Ö9 assistance of for a work for or¬ [ngram, Miss Quintina and Messrs. t>«atOTFOKINEof nussian MAIL, (iRtiERS N(HV Lond W>*i '^í)i h benefit for Italian war will be Alfred Cortot. with the of $500 symphonic cluded this year. One is composed of BaJI«t. World'» LHEVINNECharll St., Brooklyn. orphans, t'rimi, Amato, Picco and Ananian. Juillet Giraten Room 868, carneg-ie a repetition of Verdi's "The Masked Walter Damrosch and the New York j chestra, not exceeding eighteen min¬ thirteen bronzes by Rodin. The other Dancer. Hall.Steinway Ball," with Rosa Raisa, Alessandro Symphony Orchestra, will play all the | utes in length. The composer must be "The Blue Bird" will be sung on VERA concertos at two con¬ an citizen and the manu¬ Saturday evening at popular prices by twenty paintings and pastels * MITTELL Bonci, Cyrena Van Gordon, Florence Beethoven piano American the presents 1?% Z£? in Hall, on are to be handed in at the of-1 original cast, including Mmes. BEST AND MOST SIMPLIFIED METHOD. Macbeth, Carlo Galeffi, Laz¬ certs to be given Carnegie scripts by René Menard. , "VAN DYKE," 939 EIGHTH AVE.. NEAR 58TH. Virgilio and tice of. the 33 Delnunois, Ellis, Gordon, Perini, PHILHARMÖN. V zari, Constantin Nicolay, Desire De¬ Tuesday evening, February 17, Symphony Society, PrimaFOKINABallerina 19. The not later thanWest]Oc¬ Easton, Romaine, Mellish and Messrs. Russian Ballet. With CONCERTS frere and Lodovico Oliviero in the cast Thursday afternoon, February Forty-second Street, are this VOLPE'S JOSEF for the first concert will in- tober The are to be Walter Couzinou, Rothier and Ananian. Three artists exhibiting SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA STRANSKV .Conductor and Mr. de Angelis conducting. program X. judges an * arnea-ie Hall «»«our Concertos Nos. 2 and 3. the 4th Franz Kneisel. St'o- Mr. in Entirely New v * m. . GALLOWAY iSIT elude 1, Damrosch, Leopold week at the Knoedler gallery. Tickets $1 to $4. Boxes Program «ANY CELEBRATED SINGERS. at. the $30 & $40. . J/ZLIf"«,0FH7 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION and 5th concertos being played | kow&ky, John Alden Carpenter and* "Orchestra Thursday: íá*»_«. _ MADISON AVE., iiíar 59th. Toi. Pln/.a úitH. -the Brooklyn's Wilson, who served in the NOW OX 8ALE AT BOX ooidmarics final concert, which also includes George W. Chadwick. Brooklyn is striving to create a sym¬ Claggett Mat. B. Hl'ROK. 2-40 OFFICE ««ttysburg Requem" Beethoven "Egmont" and "Leonore" orchestra which shall bear the until W. «<1 Street. (Common.oratinr? Lincoln'« Birthda-. ) DONATO of j phony army abroad from June, 1917, and No. 3 overtures. A feature those j Mrs. Oscar Hammersteirt has been borough's name and a test of the ex¬ WAGNER """HÜBBARD A. PARAD.S0 concerts will be the fact that Mr. Cortot periment will be made at the Brooklyn June of last year, shows paintings Friday «NEW WORLD* SYMPHONY Conccrtv r;itor,os ZErK elected of the National Rentals. Instruction. the cadenzas of the vice-president and Ma M Nicholas \». Tel. 48Jo Audnhon. CELEBRATED will play original Academy of Music on Monday, Febru¬ made at the front. One of his col¬ WAGNER composer, which, it is brliovpd, have Opera Club and the club has pledged ary 16, when the Brooklyn Orchestral Sunday Altrrnoon. * Feb'v loth, at 3 VOICE SPECIALIST never before been presented to an itself to help i:i raising subscription Society will give the first public con¬ leagues here is Mr. Eugene Speicher, NEW YORK SYMPHONY (FORMERLY OK MILAN*. ITALY» American audience. cert o.f its career, with Herbert J. ÎS\Te MAX ROSEN Y,;,,.... îir\nvi 0! .-.tudios: 807-808 CARNEGIE N. Y for the Oscar Hammerstein memorial who exhibits paintings of landscape ORCHESTRA A¡i i ^:\< HALL, Brahm conducting and Leo Ornstein as TCHAIKOVSKY Progtaw HER ni SINGING TELEPHONE 1360 CIRCLE. at 8:K> o'clock. Marie fund. Governor Alfred El. Smith has and of figure. Tho third member of Waiter DamroschTrOSCh ...conductorconducto Brooklyn \« ndeniv. This \f(. at 3.16. I!lTerH!d< Drive.Tel.RiverHide N. Y. This evening written Mrs. Hammerstein that he the soloist. If the event proves suc¬ IHR». Roemaet-Rosano!" will give a 'cello re- vyill cès.;:';;! the orchestra will be heard the trio is Mrs. Caroline Locke, who is AEOLIAN HALL. TO-DAY AT :',. I>f5. Music School Settlement, be pleased to head the honorary cum- ROSA PONSELLE N, citai at the mittee of the fund. have elsewhere also, and it is understood represented by flower studies and a Soloist rickets at Box Oftl-e. Kelix p. Leif'-ls, Mg;. mm INSTITUTE Of APPLIED MÜSÍG ELSENKEIMER 55 East Third Street. She will play Acceptances that Mr, Ornstein is to have the ALFRED 59'h 81. PIANIST.COMPOSER.P.-ED AGOG VE a con- also been received from ¡Ion. Charles eager few CORTOT 34th íeassn Bcjms October I. ValíutifíPs Sonata in E major, musicians earn their portraits. Í* laâiCCIB UAI I I"c>- Eve.. Fro. 17. »:lj Rts'.üt'ice. 522 W. I38TH ST. Tel. 41*60 Mornlnt E. Hon. Francis M, Brooklyn metro¬ Beethoven. Mendeloi-olui, d'lmly, Baint-Saens. bMnNCUIC Aft. F(b. 19. 3 UusineM Address, 839 CARNEGIE HALL, N. Y. certo by Schumann, Brueh's "Aye>| Hughes, Hugo, at a Hall flALkThur. Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody" Secretary of State; Leopold Stokowski, politan spurs Carnegie ap- There will be sold next Tuesday and TWO BEETHOVEN "» wot End tSSSSS^ Maria," Pierre Police pca ranee. However, nothing definite ( Thur*. ifCyViïiGSTONAvçnue Telephone 5781 Columbus. a number of shorter The Monteux, Commissioner artu-sir Hall. Alt., leb'y 13, at 3. < OX EHTS H>- and pieces. Hon. F. II. La will be done in this direction until the Wednesday afternoons and evenings at tXAlüK VIAliF:ICE KAUHfllMF¥ÄlT^^äIfiftll TEACHING recital is free to the public. Enright, Guardia, presi¬ result of the Academy is Soloist. ALFRED CORTOT dent of the Board of Aldermen; Daniel performance Galleries the MlSCHA with kind assistance of W A R F 0 °"r VIOLINIST William Wade known. the American Art Japa¬ ELMAN the 40. Matroi.-.Ltan Or-eraR"b~JS3SÄir 87 West 84th St. Schuyler 9980 John Powell will play at the Harvard Frohman, Hinshaw, The Cesar _6ttite House Studios. Next David Belasco and Mischa who Brooklyn Orchestral Society is nese color-prints brought together by Franck, Tschalkotvsky, Ravel. Mr. WALTER DAMROSCH concerts Club this afternoon. Sunday Elman, of 100 most Seats at Box Qeo. MMfc. aera aisre m annm me we will made his first appearance in this coun¬ composed nearly members, Offices. Eng'.ea, Mgr. and Theo. VAN RECITALS afternoon the Flonzaley Quartet of whom are and business Mr. Arthur Davison Ficke, author of jjew yor|_ Symphony Orchestra Y0~fiT~riNÖR ELNA try under the management of Mr. Ham¬ professional I*l¿r. VUkHllU LYRIC SOPRANO a concert. 50o to 12- Basas 115 A fit. SbtfaWTSS _V0CAL STUDIO. î2 WB8T J»TH ST. COLARD give merstein, i men with a sprinkling of former pro¬ the well known and valued book, "Chats TW« TEACHER Or THE ART OF SINGING fessional musicians. Their HILAD E LPH I HALL.MÖS!LL..31U>. AFT."..ira., FEB.r».»>. jo.IG. THORNTON Í133 Broadway at 74th 8t. Tel. Columbus 598L Gauthier will a new appearances on Prints." This is a col¬ A; AEOLIAN' y R Mme. Eva give so far have been of a more or less Japanese BONt; RBCITAl, ¿^¿^F^^aT type of concert next Wednesday in Hugo Riesenfeld announces that he pri¬ lection which has been awaited with P ORCH a vocal vate character, but it is their belief ESTRA JOHN 96THC8TtS' Aeolian Hall. It will be called ha3 engaged a permanent chorus of that interest in view of Mr. Ficke's LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor. ^Jü!ü_U_"'0»r_.27_WEST **amr*sma* master of She has dis¬ the time has come for Brooklyn to peculiar of Will«JOHN BLAND calvary choir chamber music concert. mixed voices for the Rivoli and a of as a connoisseur in TUB*. EVE.. FEI». 10. at S:15. Carnegie Hall CHARLES THOMAS eÄoN accom¬ Rialto get behind symphonic organization exceptional repute Beethoven Chor. AMERICA'S FAVORITE BARITONE MILLER- l:;;'.0Fr";(l '-»riieKi«Slnïinf.'Hall. VOICE PRODUCTION. carded the conventional piano and this reason the Fantaxy with Sajnaroff. __"_" Studio: 20 E. 23rd St. Til. Urainercy ¡)28. * Ip its.place, she will sing theaters and that it will make its first its own, fqr public this field. Firwt New York performance of the Kach- An-anet-iiioiH wttn Char'*« DIKtfl A» paniment. event, has- been arranged. inaninonT Choral Symphony, "The Bellt-." Scan NOW AT AeolUn. Tyson. MrHrtiie « SÀLMAGGI'",M%î' ^FA^CHOQI- some of her songs with a string quartet appearance at the Rialto Theater to¬ ¡Soloists, HINK A. I)1r«-lon Mar« A. l-iie«-h»r. .V. V l'in-orlrone. ,, ITALIAN LE. PATTON 1.1.-,. BEE CANTO. flutes, clar¬ day. There will be a minimum of CONCERTS AND RECITALS HACKETT, and other* supported by Seit. Feb. 14. at 8:10. inet's, horn* and harp. twenty mixed voices. It will be en¬ Diel Kitchen Concert Abollan na». Evg.. * MSUIIÍRP p,anW « Teaetiar, 6 Yean TORPAOIE Vocal chamber music is virtually a larged when occasion demands. .Edward .Johnson, tenor; Albeit Spald- "^ AwltUoi to Rafael T "i(?'i.- Joseffy. CARNEGIE HALL Mr. been and Miss Harriet Van MTU ST. i'HONE 1UVEK VOCAL ART.. row form. It is one of the experiments Riesenfeld has experiment¬ ing, violinist, Musicale SASHA VOTICHENKO ___Jf. SU3Ï. jWj of com- with a chorus for manv will in an at¬ Hotel Commodore of . modern French school ing months. Emden, soprano, appear music w i ill the CONTRALTO of the friends ...IBIIA MEZZO At FRIDAY EVE., FEB. ÍOTÍI. AT S:1E. TO-DAY AT 3. ¦.FilFDAE Kl IHK lA-aunt : I" "*¦-'." S;*-»t;-'*» position. Ravel and his associates. the Rivoli it was tried out with fair tractive program at the seventeenth an¬ AHËT BULLOCK WÍLÜiÜÍÍSr rVLIÜl« Concerts »ml Ihsiruotion. have ever been striving for original success in th« presentation of the pro¬ nual concert for t»e- benefit of the New AMEUTA ARTHUR Russian Symphony Orchestra ?^»» cert», Instruction. 29 W. »1st St. | g IftTT E<>F Mme. Gauthier will sing training, AEOLIAN HALL.Thun. Fst. «T. JOHN laklalU I I SINGING. a of Ew.. It, at 8:15. "Soupir" with two flutes, two clarinets, however, was one of the drawbacks. Mr. Johnson is member the Chi¬ BONO RECITAL '.m«* Will receire » Uralted number of pupil«. Some The Mr. LIONEL END AVE. piano and string quartet. peasant new, permanent chorus, however, cago Opera Company. Spaldlngf storr WARREN 911 WE8T will be handled the New School of no Miss Van Emden Caraeglt Hall. Now York. A" _ songs by Stravinsky "will be sung with by needs introduction. r_810 flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and a Opera and Ensemble ( Josiah Zuro, is a protegee of Mme. Sembrich. MURI VERTCHMP With string quartet director) and will be under the con¬ The proceeds will be devoted to the SILBA j string quartet. aItIRIMDÈLU an Italian of stant supervision of- Mr. Zuro. welfare work the association is Gen. Adm. At V^^OYLE^^^oic^Pi-n. ConcertSä-««P«'- alone she will sing setting baby Prices $2, 13. $4. ll.f.0 BEATRICE80FBAK-0. T Violinist. Mason 1c Hamiin Piano and MARTIN Coachijig In Operatic milk and Mez. floor. Tel. Schuyler 8107. Shelley's "Sunset." The music is by carrying on in eight health Hotel Commodore Box Offkie, Met. Haenael A Jones. Mwoii & Ham'm ;oire. »00 W. 86th St. Otterino Respighi, the only Italian According to the revised plans, John stations in this city. Tickets and. boxes Managem't R. E. JoluUrtoB. Knabe Plano Plane. It has McCormack will sail from San Fran¬ be obtained from Mrs. Vil- Little IHat,. W. 44 St. Tues Aft-, F«b. at 3. fRANK pupil of Rirnsky-Korsakoff. may Henry ADELAIDE IT. j Cohan ft Harris never been heard in America. With # cisco or Vancouver early in June for lard, 525 Park Avenue. maxixe Ewaorrs theatre HONG RECITAL &%?%?&& üTteihberg she will a tour of the Commonwealth of Aus¬ at ,£ward_ä;vä BARITONE.TEACHER OK SINGING. miniature orchestra present LAST TWO RECITALS AniT MAIIIII6 BERBERIAN club ¦¿j \YiSm OOth ST. Tel. River. 9033. throe poems of Oscar Wilde, set to tralia, and the Dominion of New Zea¬ Park Theater SUNDAY EVK.. FEBRUARY 13th, AT ItlS Armenian Meizo-Soprano JÄassüs »ä music by Samuel Gardner. Nearly all land. will begin the fourth F«HBtOAR¥ 30th, AT 3:00 FISCHER Program of French Song» and Armsiuan "Ruddigore" FRIDAY AFT.. TU-ketj at of this music bears the date 1918. week of its engagement at the Park Bnx Offlc». Mason & Hamllr» I'iailo. _Folk Songs. Tickets at Bo« Office. MR in Theater to-morrow Frank AEOLL4.N HALL, February »th. 3 P. M. AMBELA>p;i0^^rBV will two Opera Brooklyn evening. AEOLIAN HALL. FRIDAY FEB. Song Recital by EDGAR TEACHER OF Joseph Bonnet give organ "Cleopatra's Night." the new Amer¬ Moulan and William Danforth appear EVC, 2« "LEN ^TÄDiT"5lOCAL iPtOIALIsf" ANC 137 W. 80th MT. TeL¦?IN«»NOBohuyler 100»...,. recitals at .St. Thomas's Churrch oo ican rôles of Robin VIOUN RECITAL RnR VfeACHER. 240 W. 75th St opera, and "Pagliacci," as a double in the comedy Oakapple mi .______.. Tuesday afternoon, February 17, at bill, will be On and Sir Cora GUILBERTMgr. Knabe Plano. FOWLSTON sung Despard Murgatroyd. MAYER. ¦"* and evening, Tuesday evening DANIEU» CHARLOTTE Ticket« r,»e to 00 nUUL.Cn SÑADÍÍAÍF Vo.!.OPrCun«tur. 4:30, Monday February at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Tracy is a vocally competent and his¬ WILLIAMS »Î 322 w. utle»8t. Buffalo. N. Y. KATHERINE I?" U 11 I» Lt» LI» Repertoire 23, at 8:15. The first program will The former,sung by-Mmes, Alda, Gordon ! trionically effective Mad Margaret. Mart. Antonia Sawyer. Inc.. Aeolian Bids. Mason & Hamiin Piano. SOS W. 5»th ST. Phone Circle 680S. illustrate early organ music, up to the and Tiffany and Messrs. Kingston, Craig Campbell as Richard Dauntless, Greenwich Village K^taîkwi time of the second will comprise and as Aeolian Hall. Monday 10 «:15 CARNEGIE HALL, Sat. Ew., Fob. 14 Rä^ScIlstüdiosZssri2S t a ,sse me em Pianist, Bach; Picco d'Angelo. The Misses Galli Gladys Caldwell Rose Maybud, ft*«.. Feb. at j7 Co-napo-ser Bach and successors down to mod¬ as at 9 PIANO Tb« Bswltciiing Russian »>-.¦ FRANKtRA' I FUF INSTRUCTION hi* and Rudolph and Mr. Bonfiglio will Sarah Edwards Dame Hannah, Her¬ TO-NIGHT, Sharp. RECITAL HlHaIVHill j Brwi'nf of Bastian SonesWnger_*inand Rallaos '"»«ce Lblt TONAL EFFECTS ern times. Tickets, free of charge, may dance. **Pagliacci" will be sung ! bert Waterous as Sir Roderick Mürga- MeMILLAN ttS^Seti rechnliiu». liiUra-reUtleBS. Studie 306 W. 94th St. be obtained on personal application to Miss Mnzio and Messrs. by and Bertram Peacock of th.« New Martinelfi, de troyd in the char¬ the manager Symphony Laca, Pipco and Bada. Mr. Papi will 1 acter part of Old Adam are other« in DESIREE tUBOVSKH KATHARINE G00DS0N TARASOVÀ 26 West Forty-«eeond Street Martin smith ttvatt«; Orchestra, conduct both operas. i tne cast. With dtclustri In new and «pecucultr d-tacea, | Met. AatMrl« 8amr»r. Inc. Stein-way Piano. Ticket* 19«. to $2. Now at Bos Ofiles.