The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

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The National Symphony Orchestra at
Carnegie Hall tonight and on Tuesday
afternoon. with Miss Matilda Locus as
the sololst, will give this programme
Beethoven. symphony No. 81 Saint
Saens, piano concerto. G minor, and
Francisco Malipiero. 'Impressioni del
vero." series No. 2. The programme for
the society's fourth pair Of concerts
ming, November T. Isl Schumann, SYM
phony No. 4; Bloch. suite with viola OBJ
bligato; Tschail1owsky, Romeo and
Juliet" Soloist, Louis Bailly.
After years absence from the con-
cert stage Efrem Zimbalist will give a
violin recital in Carnegie Hall this after
noon. The programme Concerto. A,
Mozart; Chaconne, for violin alone,
Bach; Andante Cantabile. Tschaikowsky-
Auer; Jotta Navarro, Sarasate. and Car
men Fantasy. Bizet-Sarasate.
Mile. Margot de BIanck, Cuban
pianist, will give her first recital here
In the Princess Theatre this Afternoon.
The opening concerts of the Boston
Symphony season in Carnegie Hall will
take place next Thursday evening and
Saturday afternoon. Pierre Monteux
will conduct on Thursday the First Sym
1hony by Sibelius in II minor, a SYM
phonic fantasia on two folk, songs of
Anjou by Gullaume LeketF and the
Poem of Ecstasy by Scriabine. For
the Saturday concert the symphony will
lie Enesco's in e flat A new work in
the list Is Edward Burlngame Hills
The Fall OF the House of Usher" which
will have its first performance here.
The other numbers are Franck's Prelude.
Chorale and Fugue orchestrated by
venuto Cellini"
Eugene Ysaye and other artists will
appear at the Sunday musicale in the
Century Theatre this afternoon.
Jan Kubelik. Bohemian violinist, as
sisted by full orchestra from the Met
rppolitan Opera House. Richard Hage-
n an, leader. will make his first appear
a1ce here since six years ago in con-
cert at the Hippodrome tonight. He
will play for the first time in this coun-
try one of HIS three violin concertos
written during the war.
The series of Sunday night concerts
at the Lexington Theatre given by the
Musical Bureau of America, of which
Misha Appelbaum is president. will be
temporarily discontinued until Mr.. APP
pelbaum. who Is ill., is able to resume
active direction of them
Piastro Borissoff, Russian composer
and violinist, who will give his first
American recital at Carnegie Hall to-
morrow evening, will play two violins
during the concert. For RELATIONSHIPS
Concerto. which is In the list. Mr..
Borissoff will play a Stradvarius, while
a Joseph Guarnerius will be used for
the lighter portion Of the programme.
Mrs Dali Buell., at her piano recital in
Aeol an Hall tomorrow afternoon, will
play MacDowelrs "Keltic" sonata and
eight of this composers other compost
tons.
John Medium, at his annual piano
recital here in Aeolian Hall tomorrow
evening, will play a difficult pro-
grarnme, including Mendelssohn's e
minor prelude and fugue, opus 35;
A feature of the Beethoven celebra-
tons this season. to commemorate the
10th anniversary of the composers
birth, will be the second series of con-
certs by the Beethoven Association in
Tuesday evening. Nine. Florence Hin
kle. the London String Quartet and
Harold Bauer will give a programme
consisting Of quartet, L flat, opus "A;
the songs. Busslied, Mailed, Neue
Liebe, Neues Leben, in English; three
Scottish folk songs and Brahmss piano
quartet G minor, opus %.
The American debut of Duel De
Kerekjarto. Jugo-Sav violinist. will take
place on Tuesday evening at Carnegie
Hall.
Jacques Jolas. an American pianist.
who studied with Carreno, will give his
first recital here on Wednesday after
noon in Aeolian Hall.
'Keltic" sonata and four pieces From
a Set of Moods" OF Brockway are in
his lists.
| Jacques Pintel a pianist OF French
parentage, who was born in Russia and
studied at the Conservatoire. win make
his American debut on Wednesday eve
ming in Carnegie Hall. NJ Pintel has
played in concerts in many part of the
world.
Miss Marie Mikova, a young pianist
| from the West, who was heard last sea-
son. will give. a recital at Aeolian Hall
/ on Thursday evening. She will play
Beethoven's sonata. opus 81. + minor,
"Appassionata :" three movements from
Novak's "Exoticon" suite, Liszt's rhap-
sody No. IL and pieces by Debussy and
Chopin.
The Biltmore Friday morning musl-
Gales will open In the grand ballroom
| OF the Biltmore Hotel on Friday morn
ing. The artists to appear on this occa-
sion are Mime. Rosa Raisa, soprano
Giacomo Rimini, BARITONE, and Paul
Althouse, tenor.
Nine. Charlotte Demuth-Williams, at
her violin recital in Aeolian Hall next
Friday afternoon. will play Cecil Bur-
leigh's Rocky Mountain Sketches" La
los Spanish symphony" and other
numbers.
Nelson Illingworth, English barytone,
will give his song recital. postponed
from last Tuesday. next Friday afternoon
at the Princess Theatre. He will sing
in English. a programme of German
songs.
Alexander Gum. at his plano recital
I'm Aeolian Hall next Friday evening, will
play Bach's italian" concerto, Mac
Dowelrs "Keltic" sonata, four pieces by
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