New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Many Recitals at
Aeolian Hall

A striking list of engagements for
many distinguished artists comes from
the Aeolian Hall offices of Haensel e.
Jones, the we'll known concert man
ayers.
AS their chief new attraction they
announce Nine Schumann- Heink, who
after summer and fall season devoted
to patriotic activities, will start on Jan
uary / to fill the numerous concert
engagements already booked for her by
ner new managers, who report at this
time lust twice as many applications
as she has dates to fill. So far her New
York appearances announced are two
concerts with the New York Symphony
Orchestra at Aeolian Hall.
Max Rosen. the brilliant young
American violinist, who made his debut
last season with the Philharmonic Or
ehestra and followed it with sixteen
other appearances in New York City
alone. will give his first New York re-
cltaf OF the current season at Carnegie
Hall on October Is. Other New York
appearances are with the Philharmonic
Orchestra at Carnegie Hall and at
Sunday night concert at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House. Mr.. kosen will also
play four times with the Philharmonic
Orchestra on the road and will make
his first concert tour of the Pacific
Coast about the end of February and
first part of March
Margaret MatZenauer. the Metropoli-
tan Opera contralto, opens her concert
season i'll October in Denver and will
sing in many cities of the West before
returning to New York and Phladel-
phia for appearances with the Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestra. After filling
her ENGAGEMENTS in the East Nine.
Matzenauer will go to the Pacific Coast
tor her second tour OF that territory in
December, returning to New York in
time to OMEN her season at the Metro
politan Opera House in January.
Leginska, the distinguished pianist
will open her season in New York with
a recital at Carnegie Hall on October
I. Immediately after this she will go
to Maine for festival dates and then
to Northwestern Canada for a return
tour of that section. in November she
will make her first concert tour of the
Pacific Coast. Leginska's New York
appearances will be with the Philhar-
monte Orchestra at Carnegie Hall and
at three recitals in Aeoiian Hall in
January. February and March.
Paul Althousc, the Metropolitan
Opera tenor, will be busy with con-
certs during the month of October. He
will make about twenty appearances in
the Southwest and Middle West before
returning to the Metropolitan Opera in
November for his fifth season.
Leopold Godowsky will remain or the
Pacific Coast, where he has conducted
remarkably successful classes in Los
Angeles and San Francisco this sum
ner. until after his concert tour Of that
territory, which begins at the end of
October and extends into November
Immediately following his Pacific Coast
tour he will go to Northwestern Canada
for his second concert tour, returning
to New York the end of Deccmbc~ On
January he will give a recital at Car
negic Hall. He will also play at the
Metropolitan Opera House at one OF
the Sunday night concerts.
Arthur Middleton, the American barry
tone, starts a Western tour during the
first part of November and is booked
Tor many concerts throughout the