The New York herald., 1921-10-30

minor sonata and his own Cog dor"
fantasy.
After an absence of several years
from the operate and concert stage,
Nine. Johanna Gadski. soprano, viii re-
appear this evening at Carnegie Hall in
Il programme OF selections from Wag-
ner. she will be assisted by tho Phil
harmonic Orchestra, Josef Stransl<y con-
Quoting.
New York concert at the Hippodrome
tonight. His numbers will include an
aria by Handel. a group Of modern Eng
ltsh songs by Williams. Brian, Bridge
and DR.. John r.. Larchet, American
songs by Winter Wetts and Osgood, and
old Irish folk songs by Harty and
Hughes.
Giovanni AIartinelli, tenor, assisted by
Miss Nina Morgana. soprano, and vasa
Prihoda, violinist, will give a concert
this afternoon at the Hippodrome.
Dependent families of Russian artists
who are suffering privations in their
native land are to be aided by Ameri-
can artists who have arranged q series
OF benefit concerts to raise q relief fund
The first of these will be given to-
night at the Plymouth Theatre. which
has been donated by Arthur Hopkins,
when a programme of all-Russian music
will be heard. The artists will be Nine
Nina Koshetz, former member of the
Petrograd and Moscow opera companies
and now q soprano with the Chicago
Grand Opera Company, and Piastro
Bcrlssoff, violinist. William A. Brady
Ia oh asr,x. .F
OF the programme. Thcrc viii be no
reserved seats. a general admission fee
OF $3.50 having been set for Ill seats.
The first of the Elshuco Trio's two
concerts will take place tomorrow night
at Town Hall. The programme
Brahns's trio. G minor. opus 101: II.
Waldo Warmers suite (Berkshire Music
Festival prize winning composition for
1a21). Quasi Fantasia. Scherzo, Finale I:
Saint-saens trio, II. opus is.
Fereno Vecsey, Hungarian vlolinist,
at hts first recital hero In Carnegie Hall
on Tuesday afternoon. will play an un-
accompanied sonata By Bach, Tartinis
Devils Trill.". and Vieuxtemps's p
minor concerto.
BY popular request Edmond Clement,
French tenor. will give a second recital
on Tuesday evening in Aeolian Hall.
According to his wont he will sing
French songs and airs
Miss Geraldine Farrar will make her
first appearance here this season OF
Friday az the first in the series OF
morning musicals given In the ballroom
of the Biltmore Hotel. She will sing
tho ''Habanera' song from Carmen"
and two groups of songs. The other
artists will be Nine. Ada Sassoll. harp
ist, and Edgar Schofield, barytone.
The London String Quartet. having re-
turned to this country, will givo the
first OF three concerts in Aeolian Hall
next Saturday afternoon. Tho works to
be heard are the quartets, Brahms's in
A minor, opus 81, No. ., and Schubert S
In d minor, posthumous, and between
these two a Fairy Suite" opus -,
called 1.-THE Pixy Ring" first PERFORM
ance. by III. Waldo Warner. tho organi-
zation's viola player. Mr.. Warner. IL
will be remembered. won tho 1900 Cool
idgc prize at Pittsneld last summer.
Other musical events Of the week will
be Solomon Golubs concert OF Jewish
music tO-nfgnt ot IoWn ftdli, Aprdnain
Hailowitsch's violin recital this after
noon at Town Hall, concert by Duel
de Kereljarto and other artists tonight
ut the Lexington Theatre. Alfred Os-
walds piano recital tomorrow after
noon at Town Hall, Miss Nicola
Thomas's violin recital in Aeolian Hall
tomorrow night, Daniel Wolfs annual
piano recital OH Tuesday afternoon at
Town Hall, Miss Lillian Gustafson's
song recital on Tuesday evening at
Town Hall. Miss Erika Morinis second
violin recital ON Wednesday evening at
Carnegie Hall. Miss Phyllida Ashley's
first piano recital here on Thursday af-
ternoon In Aeolian Hall, Bronislaw IIu-
berman's second violin recital on Thurs
day afternoon at Town Hall. Miss
Frieda Kinks song recital on Thursday
evening in AeoliRn Hall. and Miss Ruth
Rays annual violin recital on Thursday
evening at Town Hall.
Also Boris Hambourg's cello recital
on Friday afternoon IN Aeolian Hall
Miss rlna iTisldss nrsi sons recital
here on rIiaa! evening IN Acolian liall,