At the second concert, an clu Wquaintance of the Shanghai public will be the soloist, Mr. J. Ullstein, who is leaving Shanghai to return to Ame He will play the "Lalu Concerto" for cello and in the same programme the orchestra will present a modern composition which two years ago was popular in Ameri. ca and Európe: a composition based on jazz style, written by the British composer Walton, and scored for full orchestra, "Facade." In the, same programme, to compensate that portion of the public which still prefers the classics, the C Minor 5th Symphony of Beethoven will be rendered.
The third concert, to take place pu October 29, will be the frst of ihe yearly four symphony concerts dedicated exclusively to French composers, when again novelties for Shanghai will be presented in the symphonic suite "La Peri" by Paul Dukas and incidental music for Maeterlinck's "Pelléas et Mélisande" written by Gabriel Fourré. The cert on November 5, dedicated to Russian composers. The soloist will be the popular Shanghai baritone, Mr. Kudinoff, and the symphonic novelty will be the symphony (Pastoral) by Gretchaninoff.
The fifth concert, on November 12, will be dedicated to Italian music, and Maestro Paci will make the Shanghai public acquainted with two large works by the Italian composers, Malipiero and Respighi. Of Mali-picra this time it is the "Elegiac Symphony" which will be rendered, while of Respighi, Prof. Foa, accompanied by the orchestra, will play 1 the magnificent "Gregorian Con-cerro" for violin.
Meantime Maestro Paci will ar-
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