New-York tribune., 1918-03-03

SINCE then MS works have been heard
frequently in Chicago. On January N
1917. concert of his works was given
by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
under the baton of Eric Delamarter
who has done much to bring the com.
positions of hiseyoung friend TO the
notice of the public Mr.. Stock con.
Quoted his latest piece, "a Set of
-Four" for orchestra, on February Is
and 16, 1918.
The "Festival Concert" Of the Music
School Settlement Of New York, Ar.
thur Farwell, director, to take place
at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday even
ing, is intended to place this institu-
tlon in It's entirety before the public
for the first time in its twenty-four
years of existence. The enlarged stage
Of Carnegie Hall will be made to hold
700 pupils, 500 singing and 200 play.
ing in the assembled four orchestras
of the school. The Senior and Comm.
nifty orchestras will be led by Mr.. Far
we'll in works Of Tschaikowsly, Bee
thoven and Grieg, and the Junior and
Elementary orchestras will be heard
IN works of Haydn, Weber and Tschai-
kowsky, under their respective lead.
ers, Meier Chatfce and Harriet Ro.
senthal. A now organization in the
school, tho Vocal Ensemble" will
sing the negro spiritual, "Listcn to
the Lambs" by the negro composer.
Nathaniel Dett, under the leadership
or Mrs Laura Elliot, head of the 70.
cal department.
"Hosanna!" new song for COM
munity singing, suggested by the
Eighteenth Psalm, written and COM
posed by Mr. Farwell and dedicated to
the pupils Of the Music School Set
temcnt, will have its first hearing on
this occasion; and three carols from
his music from "The Evergreen Tree" IA
CHRISTMAS community masque by Percy
Mackaye, which had a semi private
hearing at the MacDowell Club in De.
cember, will have their first public
performance. Mr.. Farwcll will con.
duct his own songs. The programme
Will include brief solos and ensembles
representing the different depart-
ments of the school, although the event
VIII not have the character of a pu-
pills recital, but of large scale COM
munity concert.
A feature OF the programme will he
community singing under the leader
ship of Harry Barnhart. and Frederick
Schlieder, organist, viii assist. There
VIII be lighting decorations by Claude
bragdon, designer of the lights for the
Central Park Song and Light" festi-
vais. Admission prices are low. and
proceeds will bc devoted to the work
of the Music School Settlement.
The Rialto Orchestra will play
Tschaikowsky's "Capriccio Italienv as
the overture to this weeks programme,
with Hugo Ricsenfcld and Nat ".
Flnston conducting. Desere Defrere,
OF the Chicago Opera Company, will
sing the prologue to 81 Pagliacci."
Gladys Rice, recently at the Rivoli,
Will sing "Thc Lass With Delicate
Air" and Coming Thro' the Rye.
Tho orchestra and the Rialto chorus !
Will be heard in a selection from Gou-
mods Faust"
For the coming week the Strand
Symphony Orchestra will play the third
movement from the Symphonic Pa
thetique" of Tschaikowsky and the
Overture to die Meistersinger." John
Finnegan, tenor, will sing Come Back
to Erin,' Claribel, and "I'm Falling in
Love with Some One" Herbert. The
Strand Ladies' Quartet will sing =
medley of old favoritc songs. Ralph
II. Brigham and Herbert Ssson VIII
play, alternately, as an organ solo,
tho overture from "Tannhauser
Wagner. &
Herman Sandby, the Danish violon'
celllst, will be heard in recital o.
Aeolian Hall Tuesday evening, Marea
10, when he will play programme Of
compositions by Nalentini, Tschaikow' b
sky, Sibelius, Rimsky korsakoff, Cesar IS
Cui, David Pepper, and some Scanol' 81
navian tolksongs composed by MI
Standby himself. llia Schkolnik, viclin'
list, and Louis I. Grumberg, pianiss
will assist.