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[Met Concert or Gala] CID:67070
First Sunday Concert
Metropolitan Opera House, Sun, November 18, 1917
First Sunday Concert
According to papers, Elman played in all nine or ten selections. Among his encores were Beethoven's Minuet, Dvor?k's Humoresque, and Schubert's Ave Maria.
Search by season: 1917-18
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First Sunday Concert
Metropolitan Opera House, Sun, November 18, 1917
First Sunday Concert
Metropolitan Opera House
November 18, 1917
FIRST SUNDAY CONCERT
Dvor?k: Carnival Overture
Carmen: Je dis que rien ne m'?pouvante
Ruth Miller
Orfeo ed Euridice: Che far? senza Euridice
Sophie Braslau
Wieniawski: Violin Concerto in D Minor
Mischa Elman, violin
Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien
La Boh?me: Musetta's Waltz [repeated]
Rogers: The Star [encore]
Ruth Miller
La Forge: Before the Crucifix
Manney: Consecration
Di Nogero: My Love Is a Muleteer
Sophie Braslau
Chopin/Wilhelmj: Nocturne
Rossini/Paganini: Introduction and Variations on Di tanti palpiti from Tancredi
Mischa Elman, violin
Phillip Gordon, piano
Glazunov: Mazurka
Conductor...............Richard Hageman
Piano...................Giuseppe Bamboschek
According to papers, Elman played in all nine or ten selections. Among his encores were Beethoven's Minuet, Dvor?k's Humoresque, and Schubert's Ave Maria.
According to papers, Elman played in all nine or ten selections. Among his encores were Beethoven's Minuet, Dvor?k's Humoresque, and Schubert's Ave Maria.
Search by season: 1917-18
Search by title: First Sunday Concert,
Met careers