New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Music Notes

Another violin virtuoso new TO this
continent will face his first New \ ORR
audience Monday night AZ Carnegie
Hall. This young Czech. Nasa Prihoda.
comes sponsored ny the newspapers in
re leading cities Of Italy and South
America. Whence nave come such re
pet~ 81 Nnu.o seem to Justify con-
siderable interest," aece. Two former
conductors O. the Metropolitan Opera.
GactsNo SaVagnoN and Arturo los
csNini, We're reSuon sible for h.s intro
auction to MILAN concert patrons in the
pcrrsnerte. where they obtained his
FIRST appearance last December. The
concert viii he under The auspices Of
the Camp Fire Girls
Another violnist who will play dur
irc The week is Winston Wilkinson.
he has hern Acard throughout America
= tours with John Mccormack. but
-ris appearance on Friday afternoon.
November -. AT Acolan Hall, conSti-
.utes his debut recital IN New York.
Hiuolf.o lazaro Spanish tenor, will
couFno h- musical activities To con-
cert work during ne present season.
WITH The execution Of few guest per
.crrarces with various opera com
cn'f<. TIC 'N4Illflr 4 Hbiil'rl Nt
oancer- engagements throughout the
country
"Aids~ wili be sung at the Brooklyn
AcsGau7, of Music on Tuesday evening
hv Mines. Destinn. Gordon and Harvard
and NosSrs. NartiNelii, Danise. Didur,
Gustafson and ,Audisio Miss Rudolph
will dance and My. Moranzon VIII
conduct
The authorities Of Ellis Island are
Co<tinulng the series OF free sunday
concert. for immigrants. in which they
IRE securing the generous assistance
cf we'll known artists. Last Sunday
afternoon Christine I.angehan, dramatic
soprano, at the request cf Commissioner
Wallis, sang songs IN several languages.
Percy Nemus. American bbarytone,
and Maximilian Rose. Russian violin
ist. have been engaged to he additional
zoloists. with Claudia Muzio, at the
AeNt Madison Square Garden concert
or tho people. OH Sunday. NoVembcf
=. Al S:l5 o'ciocn. Nah"n FranNo ~lll
conduct the orchestra.
The paulist Choristers. Father Finn
conductor. ana the knights Of Colum-
bus Band Paul Clifford. conductor. wiu
give special concert on that after
noon, a. 3 o'clock.
Madame Tc,razNni's inst appearance.
OF the season viii take place on Sunday
evening, December ). IN the llippodrome.
A. her part Of the program she NiiI
present rrias from "Ki2oletto. Berie
&c Brazil" and "IUcl. di Iammcr-
moor"
Lydia Iip1oWS Sh4, coloratura soprano
VII give Il recital on Saturday night
December II, 1t tafnrsl. Hall.
On Sunday the 4~.h. Golow ky will
Nay TSchaiNoN-hy s. coucvrto 1or piano
m 3 flat minog. ~ith tuc Philharmonic
Society, IN an all sNn..ihoNSky program,
which will include the composers
; Fourth Symphony and me March Siav.
on account or Overlooking audiences
4 the appreciation of music cosrse at
Hunter College ~en Thursday nightS
turther sessions viii be held in the
large chapel. 4 ne'v feature III the
torm % chamber music has been added
h. Dr. Henry 7. FlecA. Beginning Mon
day night, November -. at 40 at
Girls High School. Brooklyn; Tuesday
Flushing High, Flushing, l.. t.: WedneS-
day. Morris High. ~the Bronx: Friday
IT Staten Island Academy, st. George.
Staten Island the Sinshc,ner Quartet.
consisting % Bernarl Sinsheimer, first
violir: Wolfe Woliin>ohn second
violin: Alfred Gretler. viola, and Wise
Nurieux. cello, viii preSent the fol
loving program: - Quartet Hat.
Op. 1S. No. {, Beethoven; - Meodie,
Svcndren: b. Miuuet, Rocch~riui, lc4
Molly on the Shore. Granger: o.
American Quartet. DVorak. This course
j. free to the public.
The National SYMPHONY Orch-stra
viii give it, second sunday evening
concert .n The lhpDodron,e {, week
frcm to night. No>embcr X The
saloists will ne Nj av ria>tro, Rus
sian viohnist. Who VIII play Lalo :
"Symphony fspagnole" and Mana
Iacca. composer pianist Paul Li>lel
viii conduct.
The Ietz Quartet VIII give the first
concert Of its fourth -~as"n al Arolian
Hall on Iue-day evenlng. NoVenher 20
Ne personnel of the organization has
been changed since lat year, and the
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