The New York herald., 1920-01-04
CONCERTS AND RECITALS.

AT the concert of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra in Carnegie Hall on next Thurs
day night Pierre MonteuX will conduct
Brahms first symphony in minor,
Glucks overture to "Iphigenia in Aulis,
Wagner's pre- ude to 'ParsifaT' and Liszts
"Mephisto' waltz.
At the Saturday matinee concert the
symphony will be Beethowen's Pastoral"
No. 6. The remainder of the programme
will be Debussy's dance poem, "JeuX"
(play), which Mr.. Monteux is introducing
to America, and Glazounoffs symphony
poem "Stenka Razine.'
The Philharmonic Orchestra, Josef
Stransky conductor. will give Tchaikow-
ski-Wagner concert in Carnegie Hall on
next Saturday night.
Eddy Brown will be the assisting artist
lat the Phlharmonics concert there on
Sunday afternoon. The programme in
icludes Rachmaninoff's symphony, No. ..
in L minor, op. q, and Wagner's prelude to
THE Mastersingers.'
Mr.. Brown will play Bruch's G minor
concerto for violin.
Mrs. Augusta Cottlow will give a piano
recital at Aeolian Hall on next Thursday
night She will play Beethovens Sonata,
major, op. 10l, and Chopin's Fantasia,
op. 40.
In Aeolian Hall on next Friday night
MAs Lorraine Wyman and Howard Brock
way will give 4 song recital, consisting OF
English. Scottish and Irish folk songs
from the Kentucky mountains.
The New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch conductor, will give
concert this afternoon in Aeoian Hall.
The orchestra will play Tschaikowsky's
'Pathetique." The soloist. Mischa Levitzki.
will play Schumann's piano concerto in
A minor.
The orchestra will give another concert
on next Saturday morning for children.
This will illustrate the brass wind instru-
ments, and Mr. Damrosch will give as
usual, Introductory illustrative talks. The
programme includes the overture to
Webers "Freischutz" and the nocturne
from Mendelssohns Midsummer Nights
Dream"
Edward Morris will give his second piano
recital OF the season in Aeolian Hall on
next Saturday afternoon, playing works
Of Scarlatti Beethoven, Chopin, Les
chetizky, Palmgren and -Liszt.
Miss Ellen Rumsey, contralto. will make
her debut in Aeolan Hall on next Tues
day night She will sing Gounods "Sere-
nadc," Fourdrain's "Alger le Soii% and
Brahms Swallow. Tell Me-"
Herbert and Mary Dittler will give a
sonata recital of piano and violin music
in the Princess Theatre this afternoon
They will play Bach's sonata, Il minor
and Ernst Won Dohnanyis sonata, c
minor. op FL
The New York Chamber Music Society
will give the second concert of its sub
scription series in Aeolian Hall tomorrow
night. The programme consists of n
manuscript of Daniel Gregory Mason 8
Scherzo-Caprice op. 1AA. Mozart's Quin-
tet for clarinet, two violins, viola and
cello and Joseph Jongens Trio in l. sharp
minor
| Allen McQuhae. tenor. VIII make his
local debut In Aeolian Hall on next Tues
day afternoon. His programme includes
Handel's "Whereer You Walk" Beeth-
ovens adelaide" Brahms 'Serenade"
and Grieg's "A Dream
Nine. Yvette Guilbert will give a recital
in Maxine Elliotts Theatre today. Her
programme will be composed of eighteenth
century and modern French songs.
Miss Ethel Frank, assisted by members
OF the Boston symphony Orchestra, VIII
give song recital in Aeolian Hall on
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Cookies Over I'm, over Dale" Handers
Air t"Jules Cesar'D. Erlanger's Carnival"
and Scarlattrs ''Violette.'
! Handel's Invocation from Radamisto."
Tschaikowsky's aria from the opera
"Piaue Dame and Debussy's duet from
''L' Enfant Prologue" are on Miss Mary
Cavans and Otakar Maraks programme
for their song recital on next Saturday
night in Aeolian Hall.
\ The New symphony Orchestra, Arthur
Bodanzky, conductor. with Mischa E;lman,
violinist, and John Charles Thomas. barry
tone, az soloists, will give "A concert in the
| lHippodrome tonight. On the programme
are Rimsky-Korsakofr first and third
movements from the suite for orchestra.
''Tsar Saltan": Mendelssohn's Concerto for
Violin. and Rachmaninoffs "F'loods Of
Spring"
j Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bloch will play
Mozarts sonata in u flat major and
Brahms sonata In ID minor, op. 108. at
their recital In the Sixty-thrd Street
Music Hall on next Wednesday night.
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The Hamburg Trio--Jan Hambourg.
Iviolinist; Boris Hambourg. 'celist. and
Alberto Guerrero. pianlst-wIil play com
positions by Beethoven. Iazzari and Jon
gen at it's recital in Acolian Hall tomorrow
afternoon
! Alfred Cortot French pianist will nc
The soloist at the third concert by the