The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

Is Tschaikovsl1y's '.Pathetique" Willeu,
WiIleke will conduct.
The Harvard Glee Clubs concert,
Archibald Dawson leader. will be given
| to-day IN Aeolian Hall. The pro-
gramme: "Adoramus Te," Palestrina:
''Miserere." Allegri: "Cruciflxus." Lotti;
Now Let Every Tongue" Bach; my
Bonnie Lass" Merely; Three Pictures
From the Tower OF Babel" Rubinstein;
! Hunters Farewell" Mendelssohn;
"Dreamworid," Duparc; Love Songs"
Brahms. and "Allelujah, Amen" Han
del.
Miss May Peterson. soprano, at her
song recital In Aeolian Hall tomorrow
afternoon will sing Weckerlin's "Voici
Noel Petits Enfants!" songs by Dirk
Toch and Spalding and several Scandi-
navian selections.
Miss May Nuke. English 'cellist.
with James Frisliln, pianist, will give
the first performance in America OF a
sonata by Frank Bridge at her recital
on Tuesday in Aeolian Hall.
The Beethoven Association will give the
evening at Aeolian Hall with the fol-
lowing artists: George Hamlin, Leo
pold Godowsky, Albert Spalding. Hans
Kinder, and the Philharmonic Orches-
ira, Josef Stransky conductor. The
programme, which will be devoted en-
tirely to Beethoven, includes the triple
concerto Tor piano. violin and cello.
opus 66. and the symphony No. 8.
Mischa Levitzki will give his post
poned Beethoven recital at Carnegie
Hall on Wednesday, the eve OF the
composers birth anniversary. He Will
play the c minor variations and three
sonatas, opus SO, ''Waldstein;" opus lOl,
and opus 81, "Appassionata-"
Miss Anna Fitziu, soprano; Giovanni
tenor, and Rudolph Bochco,
will be the artists at the fourth
Morning Musicale" at the Biltnore
next Friday.
Lajos Shuk. the new 'cellist Of the LetZ
Quarter, assisted by Miss Lenora
Sparkes, soprano OF the Metropolitan
Opera House, and AIischa LevltzSi,
pianist. will give his first recital here
evening in Aeolian Hall Rach-
cello and piano sonata Is In
he list OF selections TO be heard.
Other musical events Of the week will
be Frederick Warren's ballad concert
1t the Longacre Theatre this afternoon;
Miss Viola Cole-Audet's plano recital at
the Princess Theatre this afternoon
Vasa Prlhoda's second violin recital at
Carnegie Hall tomorrow afternoon
Miss De Roda Helmuth's song recital at
Carnegie Hail tomorrow evening; Miss
Nay Peterson's song recital in Aeolian
Hall tomorrow afternoon; Ernest
plano recital in Aeolian
Hall tomorrow night; Nelson Hing
vorth's "Lieder'' recital In English at
he Princess Theatre Tuesday afternoon;
the st. Cecilia Club at the Waldorf
Astoria Tuesday evening; the Christian
Institutes Oratorlo Society at
Carnegie Hall Tuesday night; Charles
CoopeT,s piano recital in Aeolian Hall
~ Wednesday afternoon; Miss Alice Mon
,rieffs song recital Thursday afternoon
1t Aeollan Hail; Eddy Browns violin
recital at Carnegie Hall on Thursday
afternoon; George Madden's song recital
II Aeolian Hall Thursday evening; Miss
Katherine Bacon's third piano recital In
Aeollan Hall Friday afternoon; Ellie
Robert Schmit1's second piano recital
at Aeolian Hall Friday evening; Nine.
Brard's piano recital at
Aeolian Hall Saturday. and a gala con-
cert with Nine Claudia Mu2io. at Car
negie Hall IN tho evening.
The Schola CantoruIn announces five
afternoon lecture-musicales, from De-
cember &c to March 8. at the homes Of
Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn,
Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander, Mrs. John
Henry Hammond and Mrs. Arthur Cur
tiss James. Leading musical authorities
will take part in the series