The New York herald., 1921-01-30
PIANISTS TO PLAY IN
SYMPHONY CONCERT

Guy Maier and Lee Pattison, as SOLO
lists, will play Mo2art's e flat concerto
for two pianos at the Symphony So
ciety's concert this afternoon In Aeolian
Hall. The orchestral numbers will be
Williams's London" symphony and
Brahmss Academic Festival Over
ture." At Carnegie Hall on Thursday
afternoon and Friday evening the So
ciety will continue its historical cycle
with an italian programme as follows:
Dances OF the sixteenth century balleto,
I'll Conte Orlando" Molinaro; Gagli-
arda, Galilei; arranged for orchestra by
o. Respighi; overture to William Tell"
Rossini; overture, I'll Baruffe Chioz-
zotte,' sinigaglia; Impression dal
vero." Malipiero: "Fontane di Roma"
Respighi; "Scherzo Fantastico," Pick
Mangiagalli;" symphonic poem "Juven-
tus." De Sabata.
On Saturday morning at the society's
third concert for children In Aeolian
Hall the orchestra will play Mendels-
sohn's Midsummer Nights Dream
music, with the assistance of soloists
and a chorus giving the vocal parts. and
David Bispham will read Shakespeare's
play.
The Philharmonic Societys pro-
gramme this afternoon In Carnegie Hall
is: Bach. prelude. choral and fugue:
Beethoven, symphony No. s; overture,
''Leonore.'' No. 3; Tschaikovsky, sym
phony. "Pathetique.' At the society's
Friday afternoon concert Dimitry
Doblsin. Russian tenor, will make his
American debut as the soloist, Henry
Hadley. assistant conductor. will direct
the orchestra. The programme: Berlioz.
overture. THE Roman Carnival:
Rimsky-Korsakov, Indian aria from
"Sadko;" Puccini, aria from "Tosca;"
Victor Herbert. suite. woodland
Fancies" Sibelius, THE Swan of
Tuonela;" Strauss. ''Don Juan" The
society's programme for its third Satur-
day evening concert, when Josef Lhe-
vinne will be tho soloist, is all Russian.
as follows: Borodin. symphony No. 2
in minor: kalinnikov, symphonic
poem, ''rhe Fir Tree and the Palm;
Tschaikosky, piano concerto, flat
minor: Rimsky-Korsakov, "Capriccio
Espa gnol."
The National Symphony Orchestra,
with Willem Mengelberg, conductor.
will give a programme ON Tuesday even
ing and Wednesday afternoon in Car
negie Hall as follows: Beethoven,
"Leonore'' overture No. 3; Monslgny,
the Chaconne and Rigaudon from his
"Aline," arranged by Gevaert; Debussy,
and Strauss's tone poem. "a Hero's
Life" which is dedicated to Mr.. Mengel-
berg.
The distinguished Hungarian COM
poser-pianist, Ernst Won Dohnanyi, who
Is on his way to this country. will make
his first temperance here as soloist
with the society.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra will
give a second concert on Wednesday
evening In Carnegie Hall, when Mlscha
Levitzh will be the soloist In Saint
Saenss minor concerto for piano, and
the orchestra will play Beethoven's
"Leonore' overture No. 8. the ''Divlne
Poem" by Scriabine. and Wagner's
"Tannhaeuser" overture. The concert
is being given under the auspices of the
Smith College Club OF New York for the
benefit Of the general endowment fund.
The programme for tho Boston SYM
phony concert on Thursday evening In
Carnegie Hall Is: Beethoven. Symphony
No. /; Franck. poem, LES DJinus,"
with plano solo played by ". Robert
Schmitz: Debussy, Suite lie Mer'';
Liszt poem, ''Tasso." The programme
for the orchestra's Saturday afternoon
concert is: Dvorak, Symphony No. Q;
Scott, two Passacaglias; Roger-Ducasse,
Suite 'Frnncaise"; Wagner, "a Faust
Overture"
At to-nights opera concert at the
Metropolitan. Duci de Kerekjarto, vio-
linist. as the guest" artist, will play
Mendelssohn's concerto and airs by
Goldmark, Hubay and Sarasatc. Miss
Mabel Garrison will sing the mad scene
from Hamlet" Miss Rosa Ponseile
will sing the Suicide from ia Gio-
conda" and the Rondo from "T Vespri
Siciliani" orville Harold win sing