The New York herald., 1921-12-18
HE Friends Of Music will give
a Bach programme this after

TT" HE Fr1endS OF MUSIC VIII give
a Bach programme this after
L noon at Town Hall under the
direction of Artur Bodanzky. The SOLO
lists will be Harold Bauer, plano; Miss
Lucille Taylor. soprano; Miss Marion
Telva, contralto; George Meader, tenor,
and William Gustafson, bass.
The chorus of the society will sing.
The list consists of the Church Can
tata, No. 1O2, Herr, define Augen sehen
mach dem Glauben"; the d minor
Piano Concerto and the Coffee Can
tata."
Albert Coates. who will visit this
country for a period Of ten weeks as
guest conductor Of the New York Sym
phony Orchestra, will arrive on board
the Cedric this week. He will direct
at his first pair of concerts in Carnegie
Hall December 20 and 80 a programme
comprising the overture to The Mas
tersingers," Tschaikovsky's fantasy
overture. Romeo and Juliet" and
"The Planets" symphonic suite OF
Gustav Hoist, first performance here.
Walter Damrosch, having turned
over his baton as leader Of the or
chestra to Mr.. Coates. will sail for
England December 30 by the Olympic
FOR q few weeks OF rest in Europe. He,
however. while away will conduct two
concerts in London Of the London
symphony Orchestra and one In Stock
holm of the Stockholm Symphony Or
chestra. He will resume his concerts
here in March.
The Philharmonic Society will devote
the coming fortnight to rehearsals, mucn
of its work being preliminary study OF
the novelties, or compositions new at
these concerts, to be presented before
the end of Mr.. stranslzy's season on Sun
day afternoon, January 20. Among
these works are Grbert's Indian
Sketches" 'In the Courts of Pomegran-
ates." by whithorne; Ravel's Rhapsody
Espagnor' and Stravansky's new ver-
sion of the Fire Bird" Suite, which In
its earlier form was produced for the
first time at a Philharmonic concert on
October 20. 1914.
Henry Hadley will conduct the next
Philharmonic concert at Carnegie Hail,
December 80, presenting Glazounovs
symphony No. and the Indian
Sketches" of Gilbert. On the afternoon
of Now Years Day Mr.. Stransky will
give an all Wagner programme with the
Philharmonic Orchestra at Carnegie
Hall.
Walter Damrosch will give the fourth
and last of his explanatory recitals on
Wagner's Nibelungen Trilogy this af-
ternoon in Aeolian Hall, his special sub
iect being the entire third act of ''Goet-
terdaeInmerung. For the benefit of the
NIunicipal Music School at Rheims,
France, AIr. Damrosch announces new
lecture recital by himself TO be given In
Aeolian Hall. Wednesday afternoon, De-
oember IS, under the auspices of the So
city of American Friends OF Musicians
in France, when extracts from the works
of Wagner and Debussy viii be his sub
iect. Tickets for this recital. the entire
TeCelDJS Oh WHltl wiz w bAfOh W eho
fund, may be obtained at the office of
the symphony Society, Room 1902, Aeo-
liam Hall. and Mt the box office. Aeolian
Hall. Any further subscriptions to the
fund may be sent 10 Mrs. Blaine Beale.
157 East seventy-ffth street.
In to-night's opera concert at the
Metropolitan Alberto Salvi, haipist, as
the guest artist, will play Zabers Harp
Concerto and a group Of solos, Mime.
Delaunos will sing the Waltz Song from
Ia Boherne," Miss Sundelius. "Depus
Ie Jour" Mr. Fertile, 20 Paradise from
'I'Afrcaine" Mr. Chalmers. Valentines
isis" from THE Magic Flute" and Schu-
mann's 1.-TWO Grenadiers." The orches-
ira, directed by Paul Elsler. will play
"Siegfried's Rhine Journey" Tschaikov-
slxy's Romeo and Juliet" fantasy and
the overture Of Johann strauss's "The
Bat"
The philadelphia Orchestra's pro-
gramme for Tuesday evening az Carne-
gle Hall IS: Bach. Brandenburg Con-
certo, No. 2. +: Haydn. Symphony G.
Rimslsy- -Korsakov, Suite, "Schehera-
zade."
The Trio classique OF New York.
new organization. whose members are
Miss Celia Schiller. plano; Maurice