The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Friends of Music to Give
Bach Programme at Concert
Harold Bauer to Be Among the Solosts- Coates
Guest Conductor of Symphony Orchestra, to
Arrive From Europe This Week

will give its first concert at Aeolian Hall
tomorrow night. A number in the list
is Goossenss Five Impressions of
Holiday" Mme Schiller has played as
soloist with the New York Symphony Or
chestra- Mr.. Mundy, well known cell
list, in London, came to New York to
conduct The Beggar's Opera" Mr. Kauf.
man Is known here as concert master
and ensemble player.
The Mount Holyoke College Choir with
William Hammond organist. will give
Christmas carol concert on Tuesday eve-
ming at Aeolian Hall. Carols from many
lands will be heard. Mr.. Hammond will
other numbers At the close the choir
and audience will sing the "Adeste FL
deles."
The pianists who will take part in the
Moritz Moszkowsisi testimonial concert
on Wednesday evening at Carnegie Hall
are William Bachaus Harold Bauer
Mime. Fanny Observation-Disclosures, Alfredo
Casella, Ignaz Friedman, Ossip Gabrilo-
witsch. Leopold Godowsky. Percy Grain
ger, Ernest Hutcheson, Alexander Lam
bert, josef Lhevinne, Yolanda Nero,
Nine. ELY Ney. Ernest Schelling, Mime.
Germaine Sohnitzer and Sigismond Sto-
kowski. All the contributing artists. 1t
is said. will unite at one period of the
concert in selection performed on six
teen grand pianos.
Miss Sarf Eisner. a young pianist OF
this city, will give her first recital on
Sunday afternoon. Christmas Day. at
Aeolian Hall.
The Music Lovers Symphony Orches-
ira, S. Jacobssohn conductor, vii give
its first concert since It's reorganiza-
ton on Thursday evening at the audi
torium of the Peoples House, East
Fifteenth street. The orchestra will be
assisted by Miss Ruth Ray. violinist.
In the Rondo Capriccioso, by Saint
Saens. and by Mrs. Marie Roemaet
Rosanov. cellist in volkmann's "Sere-
made" In d minor The orchestral
numbers will be two movements from
Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony and
his "Coriolanus' Overture, and the
Allegro and Menuetto from the "Jupi-
ter Symphony of Mozart
Fifteen songs by Richard Strauss
make up the programme for the COM
poser's second musicale at Town Hall
on Saturday afternoon, with Nine
Elena Gerhardt as the singer and him
self at the piano.
New Yorl's appreciation OF music IS
reflected in the growth of the UNI
versity Glee Club, which will sing twice
this season at the Metropolitan Opera
House in conjunction with Metropolitan
stars. The clubs other concerts In
clude one at New Haven with the Yale
Glee Club in February and one at the
University Club in January. Last year
the club revived the intercollegiate
glee club contests. to which the UNDER
graduate clubs OF any university were
eligible. and the singing contest held
at the Town Hall was won by Har-
ward. This contest aroused so much
interest that this year the list of COM
peting colleges has been increased so
that II now includes Yale, Harvard.
Princeton, Columbia. New York Uni
versity. Dartmouth, Amherst. Wesleyan,
University of Pennsylvania and Penn
State. This seasons contest will be
held March at Carnegie Hall.
The University Glee Club includes
about 120 graduate members from forty
colleges, under the leadership of DR..
Arthur Woodruff. and Is now In its
twenty-eighth year. At the club con-
certs. whenever 1t has been possible, a
number of seats have been offered
without charge to New York musical
organizations and others OF the public
who are interested In choral singing
This years use OF the Metropolitan
Opera House will enable the club
greatly to extend this privilege.
Other musical events of the week will
be Miss Sophie Braslau's song recital
tonight at Cooper Union Hall In the
free concert series of the Peoples In
stitute Miss Nina Tarasova's song re-
cital on Tuesday evening at Town Hall !;
Leon Sampaix's plano recital to-morrow
afternoon at Aeolian Hall. and Dlmitry
Doflsln's song recital on Friday evening
at Aeolian Hall.
As tribute to the late Enrico Caruso,
Marie Salvini offers twelve operate
scholarships during the course OF the
next five weeks. Candidates should
write TO the Caruso Scholarship Com
mlttee, 206 West Seventy-frst street.
Alexander Siloti, Russian pianist,
Will return TO this country shortly. after
an absence OF twenty-three years. He
will open his American tour "a the solo
ist with the ST. Louis symphony Orches-
ira In st. Louis on January and T.
He will give a recital here on Sunday
afternoon, January 10, In Aeollan Hall.
Word has been received by the Met.