The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-27
STRA USS TO CONDUCT SPECIAL
CONCERT AT THE METROPOLITAN
Will Weld Baton Over Philharmonic Orchestra. Pre-
senting Two Of Own Compositions spanish
Artists to Appear at the Town Hall.

TN special concert on Tuesday
evening at the Metropolitan Opera
4 House Richard Strauss will con-
duct the Philharmonic Orchestra in
Weber's "Oberon" and Mozart's I'll
Noz2e de Figaro overtures, and by
himself In the "Lieberscene." from
"Feuersnot" and IT'LL Eulenspiegel."
Nine. Claire Dux, who recently made
her American debut as Mint with the
group of songs by DR.. Strauss. and the
afr of A0dthe from Weber's der Frei-
schuetz" and Suxdnne's air from I'll
Nozze de Figaro"
Marcel Dupre. the DISTINGUISHED or
ganist OF Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris,
will give his third recital on the great
new organ In the Wanamaker Audi
torium on Wednesday afternoon.
Tie Philharmonic Socety's pro-
grammes for this week at Carnegie Hall
are: This afternoon. Brahms. Svmphony
No. /. Wagner. "Siegfried Idyl." 10
hengrin" prelude; Strauss. IT'LL Eulen-
spiegel." Friday. Mozart. Symphony. C
minor: Handel. Concerto Crosse List.
Piano Concerto. No. 1. Nine. Germaine
Schnltzer. soloist: Poem. "Mazeppa."
Saturday evening, Dvorak, New
World" symphony Wagner, "Lohenerin"
prelude, Wotdn's Farewell and Magic
Fire Scene from 1.-The Valkyrie," Prize
Song from '~rhe Mastersingers." "Tann-
haeuser" overture.
The New York symphony Society's
programme at Aeolian Hall this after
noon Is: Kalinnikov, Symphony, No. l.,
q minor: 7 ord Berrers "Fa- tas'e Es-
payne: Karlowicz, Violin Concerto A
major. The last two works named In
the list will be played for the first time
In America and the Berners's fantasy. for
the first time anywhere. Paul Eochan-
ski will be the soloist. On Thursday
afternoon and Friday evening the So
ciety's concerts at Carnegie Hall win be
under the direction Of Vincent d'Indy.
guest conductor The ~rogramme: Ovor-
tire to "Orpheus." Monteverde; Music
While the king Dimes. de Lalande (;
Evening Serenade. in p. Mozart; Sym
phonic poem ITO the Deal" lie Elem,
first performance in America; Extract
from symphonic suite "Evocations."
Roussel poem, ION the Shores Of the
Seas" d'Indy, world premiere.
The Phiia6elnhia Orchestra's pro-
gramme for Tuesday ni~ht at Carnegie
Hall is: Beethoven. "Coriolanus'' over
ture; Schubert. Unfinished Symnhonv ;
Wagner, Wofnm's Farewell and The
Magic Fire Scene from "Die Walkuere" !:
schoenberg, Five Orchestra Pieces"
The Boston Symphony Orchestra's
programmes for its second pair OF con-
certs 1T Carnegie Hall are: Thursday
evening. Sibelius. symphony No. Q:
gprtner's arrangement: Schoenherg
Beethoven, "Leonore" Overture No 8.
Saturday afternoon. Franck, Symphony.
d minor; Brnhms TT gis' overture;
Liodov. "B~ba-yrga." 'rhe Enchanted
Lake." "Kikimora": Ravel, Suite No. 2.
from "Daphnis and Chloe"
John McCorme elk. at his third concert
of the season tonight Of the Hippo
drome, will sing an air from Beothoven's
Mount of Olives" Irish folk songs end
three new songs. "Babv Aroon" BY VIM
cent O'Brien. Schneider's 'The Sunrise
Mikes the Lark To Sing and Easthope
Martins bridal Dawn"
A concert by three Spanish artists will
take place tonight at Town Hail. Miss
rrncisca Catalina, soprano. will sing
modern Spanish songs. Valeriano Gil,
tenor end Xavier Cugat. violnist, will
Of CHI give some solos There ere several
operr tic duets FOR soprano and tenor In
the list.