The New York herald., 1921-03-06

Walter Damrosch will appear In the
dual role of conductor and pianist at
the concert OF the New York Symphony
Orchestra In Aeolian Hall this after
noon. He will play the plano part In
Cesar Franck's quintet for piano and
strings as arranged for string orches-
ira by himself with Rene Pollain. as
slstant conductor. leading. The remain
der OF the programme comprises
Brahmss symphony No. and Res
pighgs poem "Tontana d Roma" At
the society's two historical cycle" con-
certs in Carnegie Hall on Thursday af-
ternoon and Friday evening john Powell
will be the soloist In an American pro-
gramme as follows: Sinfonietta In ID.
Chadwick; two movements from In
dian Suite" Macdowell; three move
ments from suite "In a Perambulator,"
Carpenter; la willamette du Diable."
Loeffler "The White Peacock" Critics
four excerpts from Electra" Dam
rosch; negro rhapsody for plano and
orchestra. Powell.
The Philharmonic's programme for
Thursday evening In Carnegie Hall Is !:
Weber overture "Oberon !" Rubin
Goldmark, poem, Samson Tschai-
kovsky. symphony. "Pathetique." The
society's programme for Friday after
noon is: Beethoven, overture, "Corfo-
lanus;' violin concerto. symphony,
"Eroica :" Alexander Schmuiler, soloist.
To-day the orchestra. with Nine. Frieda
Hempel as the soloist, will give the fifth
and last of its Brooklyn series In the
Brooklyn Academy of Music. The SYM
phony will be Tschaikovsky's fourth.
r,t,a thfrd ,,op,,Iar cnnrart nf fha Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra will take
place in Carnegie Hall this evening.
Ernest Dohnanyi will be the soloist.
The programme Brahms symphony, G
minor; Dohnanyi, variations on nur-
sery air, for piano and orchestra (first
time In America; Tschaikovsky fan
tasia, Romeo and Juliet" The pro-
Gramne for the society's concerts TO-
morrow afternoon and Wednesday even
ing Is: Corelli, concerto crosse, No. 8.
for two solo violns: solo, cello, with
accompaniment OF harpsichord, organ
and strings; violins, Messrs. Sciplone
Guidi and Adolph Bak; cello. Cornelius
Van Vliet. Schoenberg, "Transfigured
Night" (verl<laerte Nacht), for string
orchestra Wagner. prelude TO "Lohen-
grim" Strauss, Salome's Dance from
"Salome' and tone poem, Don Juan"
Arturo Toscanini and his La Scala
Orchestra will give a Brahms Wagner
programme nj the Hppodrome tonight,
as follows: Beethoven. symphony No.
4 Wagner. preludes to 'Lohengrin" and
THE Mastersingers. overture to Tam
hauaer' and the prelude and "Loye
Death" from Tristan and Isolda."
= The Philadelphia Orchestra will have
'the assistance of the Philadelphia Or
chestra Chorus Nine. Florence Hinkle
soprano. and Reinald Werrenrath, barry
tone. In the presentation Of Brahms's
Requiem" at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday
evening. This concert e seventh in the
series Of eight planned by the society
for New York this season.
Nine Louise Homer, contralto. will
give recital at Carnegie Hall on Sat
urday afternoon, March 12. This occa-
sion will mark her first appearance or
the recital platform In New York Miss
Louise Homer, soprano, and daughter
OF the contralto, will take part in the
programme. Miss Florence Mcmillan
will be at the piano.
Miss Erllea Morini will give her fftt
and fna' violin recital OF the current
season this afternoon at Carnegie Hal
when the receipts from the sixty-six
boxes will go to the Serbian Child Wei
fare Association, under whose ausplce;
the concert is given. Included In the
programme are Bruch's @ minor con-
certo and the chaconne OF Bach.
Nina Aiyno Ei,,otr and psfrann ylyy.