New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
1sc Week Begins To-day With Music EVERYWHERE

liam Beck. Tickets for tho opera may
De obtained by applying to Steinway
d Sons. 109 East Fourteenth Street:
Ditson & Co.. East Thirty-fourth
Street; Knabe & Co., 437 Fifth Ava
nue.. and Hardman Peck & Co., 433 Fifth
Avenue and also from Nine. Won Klen-
ner, 932 Eighth Avenue.
To share in tho artistic pleasures Of
tho week national organizations in the
music trade will! be in convention in
New York, with headquarters at Hotel
Commodore. Among them are Music
Industries Chamber Of Comemrce of tho
United States, National Association Of
Music Merchants, National Piano Manu-
Iacturers' Association of America; Ma
tional Piano Travellers Association
Ne'ional Association Of Piano Tuners
Na,ional Music Roll Manufacturers' A.
sS.c4ation, Musical Supply Association
Of America, National Musical Merchan-
disc Association, Band Instrument Man
ufacturers' Association, Organ Builders'
Association of America, Music Publish
ers' Association of United States and
National Association Of Talking Ma
chine Jobbers.
Motion picture theater directors and
managers of the spoken drains have
entered enthusiastically into the idea
Of "Music Week" Daniel Frohman is
member Of the Music Week commit
tee, as IS Hugo Riesenfcld, prominent
motion picture theater director. In
strumentAl solists will be introduced
between or before the acts in tho
dramatic programs, and il is hoped
that audience sings will develop in mo-
ton picture houses. Mention Of Music
Week. viii be made on theater pro
grams and on the screens at motion
picture performances.
Otto Kahn Is Chairman
Otto II. Kahn is honorary chairman
OF the Committee on Music Week.
among whose members arc B. Neuer.
chairman; Arthur Bodanzky, conductor
Metropolitan Opera and New Symphony
Orchestra; Walter Damrosch, director
New York Symphony Orchestra; Daniel
trohman: theatrical director; Conde
Mast Mast. publisher; the Rev. c. II. Park
hurst, d. D.; c. NJ. Tremane. National
Bureau for Advancement of Music:
Harry Barnhart, community chorus di.
rector; Philip Berozheimer, City
Chambe rlain; DR.. William c. Carl, di-
rector Guilmant Organ School; C. G..
Child. Victor Telking Machine Com
pany; Mrs Julian Edwards. president
department band; Samuel Finkelstein,
president Musicians Union George H..
Gartan, director of music, public
schools; Rubin Goldmark. composer: Z.
Paul Hamilton. Welte Mignon Studios;
Herman Irion, Steinway e. Sons:
Charles Il. Green, National Music
Show; Charles d. Isaacson, music
writer and lecturer.
Paul 3. Klugh, president Auto-piano
Company: Alexander Lambert, Mrs.
j. +. Lanier. president Society Friend
Of Music; Leonard Liebling, editor
Musical Courier; Marius McGuffey,
executive director Community Recrea-
tion Associates; J. NJ. Friaulx, Charles
II. Ditson & Son; Mrs. Arthur NJ. Refs.
Music League; Hugo Riesenfeld, di-
rector Rivoli Theatcr; Alexander Rus
sell. concert director; John Wana-
maker; Oscar Saenger, teacher Of sing-
ing; O. C. Stone, publicity representa-
tive; c. l.. Wagner, president Musical
Managers Association: Edward Zieg-
ler. Metropolitan Opera Company, and
c. Nj. Tremaine, National Bureau for
Advancement Of Music.
Particulars may be obtained from Mr..
Tremaine ct the Office of the bureau.
| io5 West Fortieth Street, Manhattan.