The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Stadium Concerts
EnterSecond haSe
Under Mr.. Herbert
New Conductor Will Turn So
loist Tuesday Night and
Play Cello.

their second phase with Victor Herbert
succeeding Henry Handley at the con-
ductor's desk. Mr.. Hadley ended his
three preliminary weeks last Wednesday
night with an all Tschaikowsky pro-
gramme before an audience OF 5000
persons and with a subsequent supper
for Mr.. Adolph Lewisohn, one of the
chief patrons of these excellent summer
entertainments. Mr.. Herbert will con-
duct for three weeks. Tuesday night he
will turn soloist and play the cello that
first made him famous in the musical
world. He will have that night to him
self with an all Herbert programme.
On Friday another of the addition
prize soloists, Winston Wilkinson, will
appear. He was born in John Powells
State, Virginia, has appeared with
John Mccormack. Mime. Galli-Curci and
Caruso. He Will play a movement from
Lalo's Symphonic Espanole.
Since the local musicians union is
sued its eleventh hour order calling out
the Stadium orchestra a few days be-
fore the opening concert and obliging
Arthur Judson, manager of the con-
certs, and David Dubinsky, his first aid.
to go out into the highways and hedges
In quest of another orchestra, there has
been much curiosity over the compost
ton of the prssent Stadium band. The
musicians came from many directions
in answer to the call.
The concert master is Isadore Berger
OF the Chicago Opera Company. Mr..
Dubinsky leads the second violins. A
first violinist Is Samuel Below. a MEM
Der of the Eastman Orchestra of Ro-
chester. NJ. ". Among the cellists are
Arthur Hoinickel and Carl Klannsteiner
Of the Chicago Opera Company and
Arthur Hadley of Boston, brother of
Henry Hadley, the conductor AID COM
poser. Chief of the first basses ii Anton
Torello of the Philadelphia Orchestra,
Oscar Schwartz. the tyn1panist, Is from
the Philadelphia Orchestra. Among the
horns Is Richard Lindenhahn OF the
Minneapolis Orchestra. William Hebs.
first trumpeter, was brought from the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Others
came from the Chicago Symphony. the
Minneapolis Orchestra and the Cleveland
| Symphony. The harpist is Margaret
Jislxra, wife Of wenzel Jiskra, first bass
of the Chicago Symphony. In which she
also plays.
The programmes for this week include
the following:
Overture, LIE Roi d'Ys'. LaIo
Hymn to 81. Cecilia. ......:... .Gounod
Oliver Denton.
RssS;s ssSss5s Ssas. sasom4" Herbert
Ksmsnnoi- -ostrow torchestrated By Victor
Ballet suite from sylvia. psiises
La Bamboula. :Coleridge-Taylor
Russian night, with Nine. Nina Koshetz
soprano. RS solost.
Festival procession from ''Feramors.".
Two movements from symphony No. No; 4; 4; ,,.,-,
a-Pizzicato estimate. b-AlIegro CON fuocc.
Tchaikovsky
Nine Koshetz.
Entrance Of the sirdar from Caucasian
Arioso from "rhe Car. pride;
Nine. Koshetz.
Two preiudes; EaSnnr,Icv .nnrrsEv
Turkish March .r;Yir;r;ssni;x;y '"ou''0's'As
Victor Herbert night.
Festival March introducing Aud Lans
Prelude to act III. ''Natoma"
ss-Euoass s-Esaa asMsciiii,ii...'.'.'..' Mnniiia,ie.
Irish rhapsody, Erin. Erin"
when you're ssr'uls: Away r; from The Only oirl''
Cello solo. Mr. Herbert.
Indian Summer Gan American ,I.ai. ldiyp,
Fantasy from mwthenNnsp%T. tef SIssn SPs'A ~
soloist, Henri Scott. barytone.
Symphony No. I'm, IN scnat MINOR 'ichaiA's'N'
Rakoczy March. , ,bernes : :
Overture, Carnival .DyoEak
Hhap'0'' NO. THURSDAY.
Overture, "Rienzi.'
Prelude to act III. Dance Of the Apprentices
from ''The Master Singers
Prelude to "LShsnsrin;" ..;Insn rsoru, from
| s.The Flying Dutchman.'
| Prelude to ''Parsifai.'
siesfrieds Rhine JSsrnsyi ;Ss 1:cd, from n' iu'-
Quintet from The Master Singers"
Overture 'Tannhauser."
Il A concert reminiscent OF the OLD time
country "singin' school, Is to be given At
New York University. University Heights
Thursday evening. The programme will
be made up Of American folksons-
principally those of Stephen Foster, and
q will be sung by q quartet composed
Of Ellis r. Doyle. Willard Sektberg
william Lyndon Wright and Byron
Fink. When such favorites as "Old
Folks at Home" MY Old Kentucky
Home" and ''Old Black Joe" arr
reached the audience will be asked te
join. Between the numbers Prof
Wright will talk about the songs oi
Foster and American folksongs In gen
eral. Two negro spirituals, Hare
Trials and Deep River" will be In
troduced. Samples of typical American
folksongs will be THE Bedtime SONG.
, found among the Kentucky mountain
, eers, and 1.-The Lone Prairee." cow
, boy song we'll known In the West
|, Three songs after the manner Of Fos
ter will be n. c. Works "Kingdon
!. Comm" James Bland's Garry Nj
. Back to Old Virginia" and Dan EN-
!, NETS "Dixic Land"
This week Is to be the ninth e IN
|. summer night concerts by Tho Gold
: man concert band on the grounds o
|. Columbia University. On Friday eve
! ming the programme will consist en-
tirely of request numbers. There vii
be no concerts during the week o
August g. The concerts will he resume'
/, on August Is and will continue there
: after five nights each week until Sep
. tember 2.
A weekly concert In the Engineerin
Societies Building. at 20 West Thirty
= ninth street. will be given every Thurs
= day evening by the Business Builder
4 and will be open to the public. Mex
A Thursday Louis Shenk, barytone; Les
ter Testut, barytone. and Arthu
= Clough. tenor. will sing.
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