The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Strauss Will
Lead Orchestra
in Own Music
TO Conduct Men From Phila-
delphia-Italian Composer
to Make Debut Here.

tn ICHARD STRAUSS, conducting
* tho Philadelphia symphony
= - Orchestra, Will open his series
OF New York concerts tomorrow night
In Carnegie Hall with n programme
which contains three OF his own
works-the two tone poems, Also
Sprach Zarathustra" and IT'LL Eulen-
spiegel," and the "Sinfonia Domes-
tica.''
At its second concert in Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday evening the Philadel-
phia Orchestra, under the direction of
Leopold Stokowski, will present AL
fredo Casella, Italian composer and
pianist, for the first time in New York
The symphony will be the seventh of
Beethoven, and the other orchestral
number three excerpts from LA
Damnation de Faust" OF Berlioz. Mr..
Casella will play work of his own
composition entitled "a Notte Alta"
| a poem for piano and orchestra. and
the symphonic variations of Cesar
Franck.
significant figures in the young Italian
musical movement, IS appearing now
in America for the first time. He was
heard with tho home orchestra in Phil
adelphia last week.
Tho Boston Symphony Orchestra,
Pierre Monteux conductor, will open its
thirty-sisSth season In New York with a
80
and Saturday afternoon at Carnegie
Hall. The programmes: Thursday,
Beethoven, 'Eroica" Symphony; RimsiSy-
korsakoff, ''Sadlso"; Debussy, noe
rirnes, "NuaScs'' and "Fetes''; Strauss,
Don Juan" Saturday, Brahms, Third
symphony; Franck. Organ Chorale No.
2. Il minor, arranged for orchestra and
organ By Wallace Goodrich, who will
play the organ part; numbers from
Schubert's incidental music to Rosa
munde." the first and second ballets and
the second entr'acte; Berlloz. overture.
"Tne Roman Carnival" The personnel
OF the orchestra remains substantially
as In former seasons except four changes.
OF these, the only newcomer among the
leaders of the various sections is Georges
Fourel. who has come from Paris 10 lead
the viola section. A first prize virtuoso
of the Paris Conservatory, he has ap-
I.peared with tho fret orchestras OF
France and ns viola Soloist at tho
I.amoreux concerts. Much is expected
from the new Burgin Quartet, which is
being organized by the distinguished
leaders OF tho string sections OF the or
chestra, as was tho Kneisel Quartet in
seasons past Richard Burgin. the con-
cert master. who camo 10 the orchestra
last year and will be first violin OF tho
quartet, has in the course OF his career
formed two quartet organizations sue
cessively when concert master OF orchee-
tras In Europe. Mcssrs. Bedetti and
Kaufman, cello and second violin. will
complete the new quartet.
Walter Damrosch will continue his
explanatory recitals at the plano on the
Wagner Nibeiungen Trliogy in Aeoiian
Hall this afternoon with the 'Valkyrio"
as his subject.
Nine. Florence Easton, prima donna
Of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
will be the soloist Mt the New York
Symphony Orchestra's concerts in Car
negie Hall Thursday and Friday when
Walter Damrosch will conduct a Bee
thoven-Wagner programme. The Fifth
Symphony and Instrumental and vocal
excerpts from "Esnont" by Beethoven.
the prelude to act 3. dance OK tho APP
prenticcs from the Mastersingcrs. the
siegfried Idyi, and Brunnhilde's inmo-
lation from Twilight OF the Gods by
Wagner, arc the selections.
rlCrern zimhaIat at his violin recitai
this afternoon In CarncSf. Hall VIII plfs