. Programme. e, New York, November 6,1908. She danced and interpreted the second, third, and fourthmovements of the symphony in Symphony Hall, Boston, December14, 1908, with an orchestra of sixty-five players from the BostonSymphony Orchestra, led by Mr. Strube. She danced these move-ments again in the same hall, November 17, 1909. * Mr. Alexander Siloti, the Russian pianist and conductor, now In this country,—his second visit,—contributed an article to the Signale of September 17, 1913, in whichhe argued that this whole Scherzo should be considered as being in 6-4 instead of 3-4. A. SCHMIDT &
. Programme. e, New York, November 6,1908. She danced and interpreted the second, third, and fourthmovements of the symphony in Symphony Hall, Boston, December14, 1908, with an orchestra of sixty-five players from the BostonSymphony Orchestra, led by Mr. Strube. She danced these move-ments again in the same hall, November 17, 1909. * Mr. Alexander Siloti, the Russian pianist and conductor, now In this country,—his second visit,—contributed an article to the Signale of September 17, 1913, in whichhe argued that this whole Scherzo should be considered as being in 6-4 instead of 3-4. A. SCHMIDT & SON Established 1869IMPORTERS OF SILVER AND SHEFFIELD PLATEFINE PORCELAINS FINE AND EXCLUSIVE CHRISTMAS AND WEDDINGGIFTS OUR SPECIALTY KIwpX^ ^^^ BOYLSTON STREET Directly opposite the Hotel Copley Plaza MAGNOLIA. MASS. HYANNIS, MASS. WASHINGTON. BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS telephone: PASADENA, CAL. Back Bay 2931 Ji<JtKf^JKMii.*KmMau\^AAn^^/r,„iSj^/UAJii^ MAkJVt« m YO^NG men will find a-?- connection with this in-stitution helpful in promotingthat confidence of others, soessential to their recognitionin sound business circles. We welcome the oppor-tunity to extend our facilitiesto the young business is laying the foundationsof commercial success. National Union BankBOSTON 1 Mr. WiLHELM Bachaus (Backhaus), pianist, was born at Leipsicon March 26, 1884. He studied the pianoforte with Alois Reekendorf,first privately (1891-94) and then with him at the Leipsic Conservatory(1894-98). In 1899 he took lessons of Eugen .dAlbert at 1900 he has given concert tours. In 1905 he taught in the RoyalCollege of Music, Manchester (Eng.) and in that year won the Rubin-stein prize of 5,000 francs. In 1907-08 he taught in summer vacationmaster courses at Sondershausen. Mr. Bachaus played for the first time in Boston on January 8, 1912:pieces by Bach, Beethoven, Paganini-Brahms, Chopin, Liszt. OnMarch 16, 1912, he played with the B
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