The New York herald., 1921-03-13


LonGsacre Theatre this afternoon are
Miss Edith Hallett Frank. Scottish So
prano: Miss Frieda Khnk. cDntralto:
George Reimierr, tenor. Norman Jollif,
barytone, and Miss Meta Schumann, ac-
companfst. The programme includes
many interesting folk and other songs.
Tonight, under the auspices Of the
Music League OF the Peoples Institute.
free concert Of Spanish music by a
selected chorus and soloists from the
Schola Cantorum, conducted by Kurt
SCHNEIDER, wiz be given at Cooper
Union.
At to-night's operatic concert at the
Metropolitan 'Cayalseria Rusticana" and
"Paglncci" Will be given in concert
form. The singers TO be heard in the first
opera are Mines. Peralta, Telva, Leve-
roni; MessrS Gigli. Chalmers; and in
the latter Nine. Sundelius. Messrs
Zerola. Ama1o. Bada, Laurent The
metropolitan chorus, orchestra and So
loists will be led BY Giulfo Setti.
~L'Amore del Tire Re- will be sung
by the Metropolitan Opera Company in
Brooklyn Saturday evening by Mines.
Bof, Berat, TIFFANY, Arden and How
ard and Messrs. Gigli. Danise. Didur.
Paltrinieri and Andisio. Mr.. Moranzoni
will conduct.
AT the last concert OF the season by
the Elshuco Trio in Aeolian Hall to-
morrow night the following works will
be heard: Schubert, trio, flat, opus
lo0 Tschaikowsky- trio. minor. opus
20 Gn Memory OF Great Artist.
Ossip Gabribwitsch and Alexander
Schmuller will give joint piano and
violin recital tomorrow night in the
Town Hall. The programme: Brahms,
sonata, d ninpr, piano and violin;
Bach, chaconne. violin; Beethoven, So
nata, piano. opus 10 J.; sonata, piano
and violin, opus IL, q fiat
Clarence Looniis, a composer and
pianist from Chicago. will give o pro-
gramme of his own works on Tuesday
afternoon at Aeoqian Hall. He will be
assisted by Miss Marie Louise Wagner.
soprano; Rudolph Folk. violinist, and
Hans Hess, cellist THE first number
win be a sonata in z minor, for violin
and plano.
"An Hour Of Harpsicisord Music and
Classic Songs will be given at the
Miss Frances Pelton-Jones assisted by
Francis Rogers, barytone. Paderewslxi's
''Minuet q rAntiaue" is in the list and
Carissimis air, 'vittoria Nittoria.'
The third and last OF three concerts
for the benefit Of the Margaret McGill
Scholarship Endowment OF the Institute
OF Musical Art will be given on Tues
day evening In Carnegie Hall, when a
programme Of sorgs will be given by
Nine. Hulda Lashsnska, soprano, with
Frank La Forge at the piano.
Cantor Gershon Ssrpta, n singer OF
the Moscow Synagogue, who was heard
here several years ago assisted by his
daughter, Miss Helen Slrota, lyric so
prano, will give concert on Tuesday
evening at the Metropolitan Opera
House.
Al her Beethoven sonata recital on
Thursday afternoon in AeoHan Hall
Mime. Olga Samaroff will play opus 90.
n minor opus 101, a major. and opus
10. A nat major. Leopold Stokowski
will speak on "Beethoven's Last Period"
Other musical events Of the week will
be Miss Margaret Clarkson's first song
recital here tomorrow afternoon In
Aeolian Hall, Oscar Seagle's song re-
cItai on Tuesday evening in the Town
Hall. Miss Marie ,Magdebeine Du Carp's
second piano recital on Wednesday ar
ternoon IN Acoliar Hall. Daniel VOLTS
piano recital on Thursday evening In
AeoIian Hail. Mrs. Giulia Grlllas first
song recital here on Friday afternoon In
Aeoiian Hall Miss Amy Ncilps second
violin recital on Friday evening In
Aeoiian Hall, Miss Mary Waterman's
FIRST violin recital here on Friday eve-
ming In Carnegie Chamber Music Hall
Oliver Dentons second piano recital on
Saturday afternoon IN Aealian Hall
Miss Jean Baropdess's song recital on
Saturday evening in Carnegie Hall. Max
Kotiarsky's piano recital on Saturday
evening In Aeolian Hall and the free
orchestral concert az tho Metropolitan
Muaetir1, of Art in the sSenfnr