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IL, when he holds his first rehearsal.
Owing to the uncertainty OF his arrival.
arrangements were made with Mr.. Gatti-
Casazza whereby Pierre Monteux could
stay with the orchestra through its hrst
Southern trip. and he will therefore con-
duct the first pair Of concerts in Carnegie
Hall on November Z and Q.
The new El.huco Trio, founded by
William willeke, the 'cellist, makes It's
debut in New York on Thursday evening
October 81, in Aeolian Hall. Mr.. Willeke
and his associates. Richard Epstein and
Samuel Gardner. will Give several other
concerts in the city this season, and also
make half a dozen concert tours, intro
ducing the new ensemble to a long list
| of cities.
The Symphony Society Of New York,
Walter Damrosch, conductor, announces
| the appointment Of a new concert mas
| ter, VI. Gustave Tinlot who was formerly
| n member of the Societe des Concerts du
| Conservative de Paris, the Concerts
Hasselmans and solo Nolnist OF the
Opeta Comiaue since 1918. The Sym
phony Orchestra will also have new
irsr viola in NJ. Rene Pollain, former
| member OF the Concerts du Conserva-
toire, besides having been conductor OF
orchestras at Nancy and La Rochelle
| and viola soloist at the Theatre Champs
| Elysee Needless to say. he holds
'.premier prix" OF the Paris Conserva-
tory. As previously announced. the new
first flute Is Daniel Maquarre. formerly
Of the Philadelphia Orchestra, while the
new first 'cellist Is .Willem Willeke,
, former member of the Kneisel Quartet.
| other new members engaged to play
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trumpet: Walter Lilleback, trombone
Scipione Guidi, assistant concert master.
and Dirk Coolies, principal second vio-
| lin.
The following solo players OF the or
| chestra have been reengaged: NJ Twin,
double bass: Henri de Busscher, obos
| Gustave Langenus, clarinet; Ugo Savo-
| lini, bassoon; George Roger English
horn; Joseph Franzl, French horn. and
Karl Glassrnap. tympani Nine members
Of the New York Symphony Orchestra
have answered the call of the colcrs since
the close of last season. These are Will
lam Kincaid. second flute; Samuel Lif-
schey, first viola: r. NJ. Johnson and VIC
tor Kasper. violinists. and A. Faltin. An
tonic Perrigo, 7. A. Sokoloff. r. Char
bers OF the Symphony Orchestra have
answered the call Of the colors since. the
close OF last season. These are William
Kincaid. second flute Samuel Lifschey,
first viola R. NJ. Johnson and Victor
Kasper. violinists. and A. Faltin, Anto-
MO Perrigo. T. A. Sokoloff, r. Char
kasky and J. Danziger.
On Thursday afternoon. October 81
In Carnegie Hall. New York's symphony
season will open with a concert by the
Symphony Society of New York. wal
ter Damrosch, conductor. The soloist
will be Ossip Gabrilowitsch. the noted
pianist and conductor of the Detroit
symphony Orchestra.
Nina Morgana. the popular young So
prano who Is now on tour with Enrico
Caruso in the middle West, will return
to New York for her first New York re-
c!tal at Aeolian Hall Thursday evening
October "a, at s:l5 o'clock. Alberto
Bimboni will assist at the piano.
Marvin Maazel. a young pianist who
played with the Metropolitan Opera
House orchestra several times the last
few years. will give his first New York
recital at Aeolian Hall Friday. evening
October rs.
The Lett Quartet win give the open.
ing concert OF it's second season al
Aeolian Hall on Tuesday evening. Oc
tober 22. The personnel OF the organi'
xation 10 unchanged and is as follows
Hans Letz. formerly connected with the
Kreisel Quartet, as first violin: San.
dor Harmati, second violin: Edward
Kreiner. viola: Gerald Mas. violon
cello.
The programme opens with the Mo
cart quartet In @ major. Koechel. No
2S7. which will be followed by tn,
Beethoven quartet in E fiat major
opus "A. This quartet was composed
In 1909 in what Is called his "secont
STYLE" and in the prolific and matur,
period which produced "Fidelio." thu
Mass in c." the 'Appassionata." tn
"Coriolan" and "Egmont" music, ant
six OF the nine symphonies. 1t Ia dedi
Gated to his friend Prince Lobkowitz
The final number Is the quartet in i
major. opus 20. by Tschaikowsky.
Alfred Megerlin. concert master o.
the New York Philharmonic, will pla,
the following programme at his Aeo
liam Hall recital Thursday afternoon