The New York herald., 1921-07-17
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C0ncertSinSt1dium
and Parks Will Fill
Nights With Music

Mime. Stanley and Clarence
Whitehill Solists at New
York University.
Nine. Helen Stanley. soprano. and
Clarence whitehill. basso. will be
Stadium concert soloists this week.
Under Henry X. Hadley's guidance Mr..
whitehill will sing tonight an aria
from Faust" and wotan's Farewell
from "The vallyrie." Nine. Stanley's
offerings tomorrow night are to be the
Jewel scene from "Faust" and "Adieux.
Forets" from Tschaikovsky's Jeanne
d'Arc." Tho second OF the addition
sololsts on Friday will be Nine. Berte
Era. mezzo soprano. The nrst audton
soloist. Miss Juliette Arnold. pianist. ap-
peared last Friday. Thursday II to
bring an all Wagner night.
The weeks programmes will be. as
follows:
TONIGHT.
Overture, ''The Bat. II Strauss
Ballet. music. "Coppslia" ".,........-. .peiiDes
ARA ITO" oiarsnc: aass whitehiii.
Fantasy. Romeo and Juliet. .....- .Gounod
Overture. 'Herod" ".................. .Hadley
En.r'acts and bailst music from Rosa, sos,,,.-.
wotans Snas Farewell and tn. Magic Fire
from vaikyris Mr. whit.hiii. "asnsr
Rakoczy march. .Berlioz
MONDAV
Ballet music. lie CID" "........ .Massenet
Jewel scene from Faust. .......... .Gounod
Nine. Helen Stanley.
PTshds. T nsan HasnseI GaSs' and arsts HumDerdnos
Negro carnival. first time. Busch
Aria from geanne as'.n dArc; ;:n;:v Tchsik0vsky
March OF the Bayaderes. ....... .Halvorsen
:. TUESDAY.
Overture. 'Ruy Bias" ".......... .Mendelssohn
Pas des Fleurs. from Malta" ....:. ]. .Delibes
Suite. Scenes Pittoresques'' ..... .Massenet
Episode, Carnival in Paris. 49,. .Svendsen
Intermezzo (fute soio) and Dance OF
the Desert Girls, from "Cleopatra's
Night ..................... .Hadley
Dance OF the Hours. .....,r .Ponchielli
WEDNESDAY,
March. Queen Of sheba". =. .Gounod
Prelude to 'Lohengrin" .......... Wagner
AHuidn suite. ....s.ss.ss .ndacDoWeu
la) valse Iriste. e.......-...........S .Sibelius
(b) Kamenoi Ostrow. w............ .Rubinstein
lrisn rhapsody. .................... .HerDert
THURSDAY.
March from 'Tannhauser.'
Prelude to ''Parsifal."
Bacchanale and finale to overture, Tam
hauser."
Prelude and Love Death from Tristan and
March of the Nights from 'Parsifai."
Prize Song from ..The Master Singers"
siegfried's Funeral March from ''The Dusk
Overture. THE Master Singers"
FRIDAY.
Addition soloist, Nine. Berts Era.
Overture, Carnival. Dyorak
Suite. 'Scheherazade". .Rimsky- -Korsakoff
symphonic poem. Don Juan. -. Strauss
Anselus from symphony No. g.. 49,. .Hadley
Rhapsody Hongroise No. 2. LIszt
SATURDAY.
March. "Pomp and Circumstance. .Elgar
Overture, lie Roi d'Ys.. I.aio
ta} Chinese Wedding Procession. ..Hosmsr
se} Torchiight Dance 'i panoes :nry German sr1
Slavic nnarcn. ..-.'.............,T ,Tchaikovsly
xssss syp .,;,' ''''..''''.-'.....: .Luigini
Selection. Faust. Gounod
Nakoczy march,. ............. .Berlioz
The seventh week of concerts by the
Goldman Concert Band, under Edwin,
Franko Goldman, on the green at Co.
lumbia University will start tomorrow
night The soloists will be Miss Helen
Slower. soprano, and Ernest s. williams.
cornetist. There will be concerts as
usual on Wednesday and Friday nights.
On Tuesday night the band will give
concert at Bellevue Hospital Mr..
Goldman will conduct and Miss Slower
will be the soloist. The patients who
are able will be allowed to 60 to the
courtyard. and those who are too I'll
will hear the music from the windows
and the balconies. A similar concert
was given at Bellevue Hospital last
summer.
The fourth week OF the evening series
OF free open air concerts OF the Neigh
borhood Orchestra OF the American
Orchestral Society. with Jacques L. Gott-
Heb conducting. will open Tuesday eve-
ming in the courtyard of Public School
II. Forty-seventh and Forty-eightfi
streets, west of Eighth avenue, In CO.
operation with the division of extension
activities of the Board of Education.
Thursday evening the concert will be
held at John Jay Park, Seventy III
street and the East River. In case OF
rain this concert will be held In tho
ruuitoI VI G<hSt Oiue f1OuSe, b4U EdSt
Scventy-sixth street These concerts are
free to the public.
/ Additional open air noon time con-
certs by the Neighborhood Orchestra
will be given In Battery Park on Tues
day. and on Thursday In Madison Square
Park.
Frederick Cromweed, pianist. will be
the soloIst at the third OF the free public
concerts at New York University, Uni
versity Heights. Thursday evening.
Miss Edith Baxter Harper. soprano,
and Vincent Buono. trumpetcr, will be
soloists at to-night's concert In the Gen.
trail Park Mall. under tho direction of
Harry Barnhart. The instrumental Sc
lections will run all the way from
Tschaikowsky TO Suppe. There also will
be impromptu community singing and a
anal hymn, In which the entire audience
win be requested 10 join.
The Lights to Give
Monster Vaudeville