The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-13
Bach Beethoven
Bill at Matinee
Of Philharmonic
By SvlUester Ralolln6.

NHR. STRANSKY directed the
M Philharmonic. orchestra In a
Bach Beethoven programme at
its first matinee in Carnegie Hall
yesterday. OF the Bach compositions
there were the BrandenbuEg concerto
in +, arranged by Felix Motif, and
two transcriptions OF organ compost
tons; one for stringA by Max Roger,
based on the prelude, 20 Man, thy
grievous sin bemoan," the other, by
Albert OF the G minor fugue. The
Beethoven work was the fifth SYM
phony. The performance, especially
OF the symphony, was graciously re-
ceived by a large audience.
JOSEF Fuchs, an American violinist,
pupil OF Franz Knelsel, gave a frst
recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday AZ
ternoon. In a programme that in
cluded sonatas by Bach and Brahms
and a Wieniawski concerto, he showed
skill, temperament and some times
brillianCy that justified his appear
ance. He commands watchinS
George Reimherr. tenor gave a re-
cital at AeOliau Hall last evening OF
some old airs, three Japanese songs
by Kosack Yamada and songs by
Russian, German and English com
posers. His voice is light and high,
but he does not force it. His inter
pretaaons were intelligent.
With every seat sold, the Metro
politan Opera House will open its
doors on Monday night for a twenty
three weeks season Of opera. 1t Is
the beginning Of the thirteenth year
that the company has been under
the management OF Giulio Gatu-
CaSazEa. la Juive," with Caruso
and Rosa Ponselle and OrviLe Har-
rold In the principal parts, is TO be
the bill. On Wednesday evening
Aida" will DO sung, with Emmy
Destinn in the title role, and a cast
that includes Martinelli and the new
italian baritone, GiuseppI Danise
other bills Of the week will be
"Elisir d'Anore" on Thursday, with
Mabel Garrison and Caruso: "zaza"
on Friday, with GeraIdine Farrar
and Martinelli: Tristan and Isolds,"
sung for the first time in English by
this company, for the Saturday mat
inee, and the double bill, "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and Il PaEliacci." for the
FIRST popular price Saturday night
performance A Verdi Puccini pro-
gramme will be given at the FIRST
Sunday night concert.
The Brooklyn Oratorio Society has
opened It's twenty seventh season
with Walter Henry Hail, professor OF
choral music at Columbia University,
conductor. It lie under the joint aus
pieces of the Brooklyn Institute and
Columbia University and II gives
concerts both in Brooklyn and Man
haitian. Singers Interested in Brook
lyn choral matters are invited to join
the chorus, in which there are some
vacancies. ReheaIyals are held on
Monday evenings at Memorial Hall,
| Flatbush Avenue and Scnermerhorn
! Street
Carlos Valderama, Peruvian plan,
| ist- composer, gives a recital Of his
own compositions, based on ancient
| Inca music, at the Manhattan Opera
House on Thursday afternoon. Plano
recitals will be given by Rudolph
Reuter- at Aeolian Hall on Thursday
evening. and by Katherine Bacon al
Aeollan Hall on Friday afternoon
| p. Robert, Schmitz, French pianist
is playing this afternoon at Aeolian
! Hall.
The Schola Cantorunn, Kurt Sehind.
| Ter conductor, has begun rshearsa
| for It's twelfth season with an aug
! mented chorus. II has decided to
limit It's programme 10 a cappells
singing. A January concert will be
devoted 10 Russian music, and the