JASCHA HEIFETZ.
This evening, ait the Town Hall, Jascha Heifetz, the famous violinist, will give his third recital, and, according to the large number of seats that have been already booked, there will bo another big audience to enjoy the musical feast whjch is offered. The programme for this evening include^ Scotoh Pantasie (Max Bruch), Rondo Capriccio (Saint Saens), Lairghetto (Handel), Vivace (Haydn), Dvorak's Slavonic Dane* in E Minor; Mozart's Rondo, and Sarasate's ifaimous and.popular work, "Gipsy Airs." From the hundreds of requests received a few will be selected- and added to the above programme. The annoujicem«nt made by' Messrs; J., and N. Tait that arrangements have bieen! made for Mr. iHeifetz to give an extra concert in the Grand Opera' House on Saturday evening has met with great appreciation in musical circles, and the management de'isires to state that a special programme /is being arranged for this farewell night. The box plan for to-night's recital is at itbe Bristol, and five shilling day sale tickets may 'be obtained from Ned Perry! (The box plan for Saturday's recital in the Grand Opera House opens at the Bristol to-morrow morning.
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 48, 25 August 1921, Page 3
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