New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Music Notes


, julius Hopp 20 all those who have
: worked with him in HE iust ten years
tor conference. 90 he held n Madi-
son Square GArdrn on Saturday after.
neon, September "a, at 2:50 O'Clock.
Wnen he VIII outline plans which have
boon completed 20 utilize ,hc large au-
dltoriur1. seating moro than $4,000 rer-
sons. for permanent project 70 give
nuslc festivals. popular priced con-
ceTts and present sololsts ard musical
bodies. The first concert, Gedicating
the building 20 the music work, Will be
gwen on Sunday evening, October 3!
The orchcs:rn5. bands and the names
OF the conductors, as well as the solo
!Sts engaged for the chain of concerts
VIII be ANNOUNCED on September 2I
The board of directoTs Of the Ma
tlonal Symphony Orchestra announce
that committee OF women has been
formed to assume certain details Of
the operation Of the organization for
the coming season. Mrs. Robert Low
Racon is chairman OF the committee.
Inc other mcMbcrs arc Mrs UcN,y
Martyn Alexander. Mrs. Robert Brew
stcr, Mrs. Lewis Sturvcsant Chanlcr.
Mrs. William b. Dinsmerc, Mrs.
Charles ). Guggcn nhciincr, Miss Joseph
iue Osborn, Mrs. Monroe Douglas Rob
InSon, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs.
Walter EJscn and Mrs Samuc! Inter
nyer.
The directors of the orchestra, who
have Clarence II. Muckay "a their pres.
ldrN and Adoiph Icwisohn as chair.
'rian Of thcif board. found that the ac-
tivit'cs Of the orchestra had expanded
t" Such an extent that Il division OF
Iab0r was necessary, and proposed that
Womer'9 committee take over mari OF
IT, The committee has begun to hold
weekly meetings in the Offices of the
orchestra at - West Forty-accon,l
street. most Of the members having 70.
turned TO the city for the winter sea
son.
lgnaz Friedman. Polish composer
pianist, will make his debut in Amer
Ica next January.
The MacDowcl! Orchestra. Max ia
cobs conductor, Will resume rehtnrsals
Sunday morning, September 2G. at the
iorkrllle Casino, 10 East Eighty
sixth street. whcrc professional and
non professional PLAYERS OF buth sexes
are eligible for nlcnbcrsiip
Ih- National commonwealth English
opefa Company announces new
&rhrMr OF three operate bills each
"rcL, commencing Monday, October 4
W'th "CaEalleriu Eust:cana" and "ra
gNacti. Maestro S0Ucro Mill continue
a. musical director. Not onlr will ,hc
classics Of opera hc given. but presen.
tatloH Of novelties. and particularly of
American works, will hc made throuyh
GA. The SEASON.
M!shrl PjaS.ro. Euss,ah vjo!lniSt.
"sIl gre us tiss; AlHrrican cuncer' al
Carnegie Hail on Sunday AFTERNOON.
pc'oher :. \ pup.l .: Leop"iA Arr,,
re hn9 "pp"arcd ~ ao.o,st with the
stockholm Symphony Society. the Hr'
e.n"fors Symphony Society, thr Wa,
SAYS Philharmonic $ocittN aud Vie
Blttner Orchestra !r Herln. He has
Just completed tour in the Ear East
and the Antipodes of i've Years. U;s
program vii! !urlude many nim hrrs
by Russian composers
Alma Simp>on, American l.'edcr-
anger. VIII make urr first appearance
III this c'tv. since 'nc war. IL, Carnegie
.!A!' durInH 'ne 1ist week "r October
n her "Recitai "l Song.
Waiter |. hoGrr' ha> been oppolu,cd
lecturer on the history % music ia
tn" muslr school Department. OF Yale
M'Icr>ltN :" place of tilc late Il6ra,lo
Parker Mr. RoKcrt. IN ADDITION &C.
.;!NlnE LECTURES or ii" hstntr Of
muse similar 10 those .Hvtn ty ,h4
ate Professor t'srkrr, wit also pre-.
sent course "u IA" nppr"ria'ion Of
music.