New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-18


soprano, both OF whom are to sing here
with the San Carlo Grand Opera Com
pany, will be the principal artists at 8
concert for the benefit of the Enricc
matte. School to be given in The Emer.
son High School, in West Hoboken
n. j., this evening. The two singers
will be heard in a duet from "Aida'
Mr.. Tonmasini also will sing arias
from "Rigoletto" and "Il Barbierc d.
Siviglia" and Nine. Frascana will sing
the Habanera from Carmen and an
aria from Samson ct Dalila"
The Young Mems Hebpew Associa.
ton, at Ninety second Street and Lex
ington Avenue, announces that the
symphony orchestra and choral society
10th under the direction of A. w Bin
der, resumed their activities Septem-
Der Is. Membership is open to men
and women from all parts Of the city
Applications should be made to Mr.
Compositions to be submitted to the
Society for the Publication of Ameri-
can Music to be selected for publica-
ton by the@society in it's third season,
1922, will be received at the Offices
of the society, 1S5 Madison Avenue,
Room 1908, until October Is, 1921
They are to be sent with the actual
name of the composer in sealed en-
vclope and not written on the score.
Attention is called to the following
extract from the circular issued Febru-
airy, 1921:
Those who intend to submit compo-
sitions will kindly note that the latter
are to be chamber music. Piano pieces,
songs, orchestral OF occasional num-
bers cannot be considered for pubIica-
ton at this time.
"The board of directors wishes to
suggest that the compositions sub
mitted for publication for the season
OF 1922 be preferably for those
combinations which include the piano
Piano sonatas also will be received"
The compositions published for tn.
season of 1S2O-'21 are: Quartet for
strings, Henry Holden Huss. of New
York; quartet for strings (Serenade)
Leo Sowerby, of Chicago.
The early fall recitals at the Towr
Hall include one by Michel Gusikof OF
Thursday evening, October 90. On
Monday evening. October "a, Eva Gau.
their will give her only New York re-
cital of the season, which will BIO fol
lowed by q piano recital on the 25tt
by Julietts Arnold.
Giorgio Poiacco and his wife, Edith
Mason, sailed from Buenos Ayres or
September for Italy. They will visit
Mary Garden at Monte Carlo and make
short stay in Paris before returning
for the coming season of the Chicago
Opera. Miss Garden, the Polaccos and
several other artists Of the Chicago
organization have booked passage or
the Aquitania to sail on October Is.
Arturo Bounced, the young italian
cellist who made his New York debut
last winter and later toured In concert
with Geraldine Farrar, has cabled his
American manager, Jules Daiber, te
shorten his coming American tour in
order to accept engagements in Oc-
tober, April and May in Spain, France
Germany and Austria. His American
concerts viii be limited to twenty cities
Vasa Prihoda, Czech vioIinist, has
cabled Fortune Gallo announcing that
he will sail from Genoa on September
80. Immediately upon his arrival in
New York Prihoda will begin his second
concert tour of America. He will fill
sixty engagements ins this country and
Canada, his tour taking him to the Pa
cific Coast, where he will be heard for
the first time. In New York Prihoda
will give recital in Carnegie Hall on
Wednesday evening, November 16. His
Boston and Chicago rccitals are dated
October 20 and February !, respectively.