The New York herald., 1921-02-06

Wagner's "Tannhaeuser''. overture. Al
the ninth pair of concerts in the society s
historical cycle on Thursday afternoon
and Friday evening in Carnegie Hall al
all Russian programme will be given
The list consists of Stravinsky's suite
from THE Firebird." Gllnkas overture
10 Russland and Ludmilla and the "Old
RUSSIAN Boatman's Song" the latter
being arranged for wind instruments
and percussion by Stravinsky. two move
ments from the "Scheherazade" of Rim
sky Korsakov, and Rachmaninov's Sec
ond piano concerto, in which the COM
POSER will appear as the soloist.
The programme for the two concerts
of the National symphony Orchestra on
Tuesday and Wednesday evening at Car
negie Hall comprises Mahler's symphony
No. with soprano solo, sung by Miss
Birgt Engell. and Wagners prelude TO
The Mastersingers" and prelude and
Love Death from Tristan and Isolda.'
The programme for the society's two
concerts next Saturday evening and
Tuesday afternoon. February Is, in Car
regie Hall is Gade. overture, "Ossian'
Franck. "Three Pieces from Psyche"
Saint-Saens, piano concerto No. a;
Eschaikovsky Romeo and Juliet" So
loist, Nine. Gunner Novaes.
The Philadelphia Orchestra will have
Nine. Margaret Matzenauer as assisting
artist at its concert in Carnegie Hall on
Tuesday evening. She will sing first
La Chevelure" of Debussy and "Ex-
tsse" of Duparc, and later the Final
Scene from Wagner's Twilight of the
Gods" The orchestral numbers will be
Berlioz's Carnival Roman" overture,
Chaussons Symphony in B flat and the
Funeral March from THE Twilight of
the Gods"
Josef Hofmann. at his second piano
recital to-day in Carnegie Hall, will play
Chopin programme as follows: Senate,
minor; nocturne, e; valse, Esminor;
bailade. F minor; berceuese mazurka,
flat scherzo. c sharp minor; etudes,
A flat, d flat, F; polonaise, a flat.
The regular monthly concert by pupils
of the Music School Settlement, 55 East
Third street, will be given this afternoon
at o'clock. The Senior Orchestra un-
der the direction of Mezar Chaffee. will
give the programme. The public is in
vited. A new departure for the Music
School Settlement is the wind instru-
ment department. Pupils will be ac-
cepted for all band instruments. Ad-
vanced pupils will be allowed to join the
band and, by invitation of the school,
amateur players of band instruments.
Miss lnga Julievna, soprano. and the
New York Trio-Clarence Adler. piano;
Scipione Guidi, violin, and Cornelius Van
Vliet, celloIwill give a concert of Nor
attzfo tl.fs
Union Hail. This is the eighth in the
series of free concerts being given under
the auspicese of the Music League of the
Peoples Institute.
At the metropolitan tonight gala
operate concert under the auspices OF
the Progreso 1talo- Americana will be
given for the benefit of the sufferers
of the Italian earthquake. The pro-
Gamme will feature Verdi, Puccini
Fonchielli, Mascagni and Rossini. The
entire opera orchestra will take part
directed in turn by Bamboschek. Moran
zoni, Papi and Setti. The singing
artists Will be Mines. Claudio Muzic
and Rosa Ponselle. Messrs. Giulio Crim
Giovanni Martinelli, Giuseppe Danise
Giuseppe de Luca, Adamo Didur and
Jose Mardones.
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and ole Coo
dor" will be given as a double bill
Tuesday evening at the Brooklyn hcad
emy OF Music the former sung b,
Mines Ponselle. Telva and Berat and
Messrs. Ggli and Danise, Mr.. Moran.
zoni conductiaa lie Coz dor will bs
sung by Mines. Scotney, Sundelius anc
Berat and Messrs. Diaz, Didur. Ananian
Reschiglian and Audisio and danced
] by Misses CALI and Rudolph and