New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
Music Notes


munity Center, one of Brooklyn's old
est settlements. Nine. Sundelius will
sing several of Mr.. Powell's songs with
the composer as accompanist.
Erwin Nyredghazi, pianist, has been
engaged as solcist with the New York
Symphony Orchestra for a concert to
be given Sunday afternoon. November
2l, under the baton of Rene Pollain,
it being the first Of series of popular
priced concerts to be given by the
Symphony Society in the Lexington
Theater.
Mr.. Nyrcdghazi will be heard in the
Tschaikowsky concerto, for piano with
orchestra, in B fiat, and the other num-
bers on the program will be Beetho-
ven's Fifth Symphony; "L'Arlesienne"
first suite by Bizet, and Lalo's overture.
lie roi d'Ys.'
Mishel Piastro, Russian violinist, will
make his first Brooklyn appearance in
n recital on Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 20, at the Academy Of Music His
program includes Handel's E major
sonata Lalo's symphonic Espagnole," :"
Wieniawski's "Russian Carneval" and
pieces by Kreisler, Auer and Wilhelmi.
folksongs and ballads, will give her
first recital Of the season on Wednes-
day, Thanksgiving Eve, November "a
in Carnegie Hall. She will offer for
the first time hero several groups Of
popular Russian street songs, besides
group of folksongs.
Luisa Tetrazzini will give her first
New York recital on Sunday evening,
December 5, in the Hippodrome. She
will be assisted by Max Gegna, Russian
'cellist; Francesca Longo, pianist, and
J. Henry Bove, flautst.
Nine. Marguerite Sylvia will sing at q
memorial meeting for the officers and
men of the 7th Regiment who were
killed in action in France. The SER
vice, which will be held at o'clock
this afternoon at the 7th Regiment Ar
mory, will take place in the officers
room, where a bronze tablet commem-
Grating the men who died abroad will
be unveiled. Nine. Sylvia will sing "Thc
Star-Spangled Banner" and "There Is
No DEATH" by Geoffrey O'Hara, himself
a soldier during the war. The tablet is
inscribed to Captain Percy Hall and
September 20, 1918, when he led his
company in their famous attack on the
Hindenburg line.
At his recital at Aeolian Hall next
Sunday afternoon Emilio de Gogorza
will sing six songs from the Basque
provinces, arranged by Santesteban,
|Villar and Raoul Laparra.
Nine. Yolanda Nero, recently heard
as solost with the National Symphony
Orchestra, will give her first piano re-
ctal of the season in Aeolian Hall on
Monday afternoon, November %.
The first of series of three chamber
music concerts by the Elshuco Trio
will take place at Aeolian Hall OF
Tuesday, December 7.
Miss Flora Jewel, lyric soprano, will
make her debut at the Princess Theatex
this afternoon, November IA. Miss
Jewel will sing songs by Handel, Four
drain, Rimsky Kersakof, Cyril Scott,
Arthur Foote, Pearl Curran and other
composers. Coenraad v. Bos will be
the Accompanist
DR.. Henry T. Fleck announces the
first part Of III Trovatore" for the
third week in the course Of apprtcia-
tion of music given at Hunter College
under the auspices Of the Evening Ses.
sions and Extension Course. The fol
lowing cast has been engaged: Else
Forester, Louis Fini, Dorothy Edwards
and Fernando Guarneri. Monday night
Girls High School, Brooklyn; Tuesday
night Flushing High School, Flushing
l.. l.; Wednesday night, Morris Higf
School, Bronx; Thursday night, Hun
ter College; Friday night, Public
School Ia, Stapleton. 8. I.
Edwin Franko Goldman, conductor o.
the Goldman Concert Band, will agair
offer a prize Of $3.50 for the best com
position for band by an American com
poser. The composition must be con
ccived originally for band, and may b.
in the form of an overture, grand march
suite in three short movements, or {
symphonic poem. Last season the prize
was won by Carl Busch, Of Kansas City
Besides receiving the prize which i
offered by Mr.. Goldman, tho work o.
the winning composer will be accepted
for publication by one of the foremos
publishing houses in America. Th'
judges in the contest will be announced
later. All manuscripts must be sub