The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Carnegie Hall Concert Next Wednesday to Reproduce
Her Castle Garden Debut-Tom Burke's
First Hearing Here.

first pair of concerts for 1920-91 in Car
negie Hall on those dates. repeating on
Sunday the programme OF Friday. Ossip
Gabrilowitsch. pianist, will be the soloist
for the starting of the season. The pro-
gramme is c. VI. Won Weber, overture
to Der Freischuetz" Johannes Brahms,
piano concerto No. 2, in Il flat major
OPP. So, Mr.. Gabrilowitsch Richard
Strauss, Death and TRANSPORTATION,
Op. "a.
Among the first newcomers of the con-
cert season is pianist bearing the I'M
usual name OF NyredGhazi. from Buda-
pest. His first appearance Will be made
on Monday evening, October IS, in Car
negie Hall. Something more than the
looked for praise of European critics
surrounds the artist through the fact that
he is the subject of a volume of psyche
analysis research by Dr. Reeves of Buda-
pest University.
The Princess Theatre has been chosen
by Mr.. Nelson Illingworth for his first
concert OF leder, which will be sung en-
tirely in English. on Tuesday afternoon
October &c. Mr.. Illingworth comes from
Australia. where he has been for many
years prominent figure in the develop
ment of classic song programmes. His
thing in fine song literature dating from
such rarely heard cycles as Purcells
THE Lovers Confession" to the most
modern of French impressions.
Jan Kubelik. since he last played his
violin in the United States. has COM
posed three violin concertos. One of these,
that which he considers the best. he will
play for the first time in America when
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| symphony Orchestra at Sunday night
concert in the Hippodrome on Novem-
Der 81.
! Raoul Vidas will have the assistance
| of Maurice Eisner, pianist at his violin
recital in Carnegie Hall on next Satur-
day afternoon. Mr.. Vidas will play the
| Vilall Chaconne. Saint-Saens's first con-
certo, and other numbers.
Miss Anna Burmeister soprano, will
give recital at Aeolian Hall this after
noon. with John Doane at the piano.
Miss Phyllida Ashley, pianist. will ap-
pear at Aeolian Hall on Thursday after
noon. Her programme will consist of
music by Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy.
Stojowski and Paderewski.
| Richard Buhlig, pianist, will give his
I only New York recital prior to his West
ern tour at Aeolian Hall on next Satur-
day afternoon. He will play works of
Beethoven. Chopin. Debussy and List. ,
! Josef Waldman. an Auer pupil, will
make his New York debut at Aeolian
Hall on next Sunday afternoon. His
programme will be composed of music by
Vieuxtemps, Bach, Paganini, Achron and
Wieniawski.
Leopold Godowsky will give his first
recital at Carnegie Hall on Monday
evening, october II.
Miss Mary Blue, a pupil of CAM,
Friedberg and Hutcheson, will make her
debut on Tuesday afternoon. October IL,
at Aeolian Hall. Her programme will
include compositions by Bach-Busoni,
four pieces of Brahms. Chopin. List
and CAM.
! Henry Hadley. the newly appointed
I associated conductor OF the Philharmonic
Orchestra. has been spending the sum
mer at West Chop. Marthas Vineyard.
Mass, since his return from California
| He participated in.the annual festival Of