The New York herald., 1921-12-04

The concerts of this week are to be
marked by several important benefits.
Richard Strauss and a symphony or
chestra will give concert for the benefit
OF the Central European Child Feeding
Stations at the Hippodrome this evening.
Nine. ELY Ney will be the soloist. She
will play the solo part In Mr.. Strauss
"Burleske" for piano and orchestral
work rarely heard In our concert halls.
The programme l., full-a Strauss
Wagner one---follcws: Don JUAN"
"Burleske," for piano and orchestra
"Tod und verklaerung," Strauss prel-
uties TO "I,ohengrin" and Die Meister-
singer" Wagner.
The programmes for the week Of the
New York Symphony Orchestra are !:
This afternoon, in Aeolian Hail. Mozart,
Symphony No. 3, - fat. piano concerto.
A, Harold Bauer, soloist; Powell, over
ture, "1n Old Virginia" new here {;
Leken, adagio for strings; Franck,
Les Djnus"; Thursday afternoon and
Friday evening, at Carnegie Hall, mu-
sic by Wagner, scene l and finale from
"Rhinegold." with the following soloists: ::
Miss Adele Parkhurst. Nine. Rachel
Morton Harris, sopranos Miss Frieda
Klink, contralto; Ernest Davis, tenor,
and Fred Patton, bass from The Val
kyrie," Wotan's Farewell and Fire
Charm, Mr. Patton singing the music of
W0tar; two excerpts from The Twi-
light OF the Gods"-Siegfried's Rhine
Journey and Siegfried and the Rhine
Maidens, Act 8. with Mines. Parkhurst,
Harris and Klink and Mr.. Patton.
Second symphony concert for young
people In Carnegie Hall Saturday af-
ternoon, with Harold Bauer as soloist;
Beethover's "Egmont" overture. the
adagio from Rnchmaninov's Symphony
No. 2, II minor overture from lie Roi
d'Ys." by Lalo Mozart's piano concerto
in A and Liszt's Hungarian Fantasy for
plano.
The Philharmonic Society's pro-
gramme for Thursday evening and Fri
day afternoon in Carnegie Hall. with
Paul Kochansld as the soloist. Is as
follows: Haydn, Military" symphony
Brahams. violin concerto; Loeffier. SYM
phonic poem. "The Death OF Tintagiles,
Viola dAmour and Joseph kovarik,
first time at these concerts; Tschaikov-
sky, Slavic March.
Bronislaw Hubernan will play Bee
thoven's violin concerto with the Pnii-
harmonic Orchestra at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music this afternoon. Mr..
stransky will direct the orchestra In the
''f,eonore" overture, No. 3, OF Beethoven,
and the Fifth symphony OF Tschaikov-
sky.
sereei Rachmaninov at his first plano
recital OF the season this afternoon In
Carnegie Hall win play this pro-
gramme Ballade. No. 2. I.iszt; Ballade,
opus "a, Gries: Ballade. No. 3. Nocturne,
NJ ~ 80. n C1ue Gnh
ChopIn Etudes-Tableaux, opus 80, G
minor. a minor. Rachmaninov Etude.
Capriccio, opus 2S. Dohnanyi; Lie tbes-
leld. Kreisler- -Rachmaninov; Tarantella,
"venezla Napoli." Liszt.
The second concert OF the Friends OF
Music will take place under Artur Bo-
da- zl<y's dir ction nj Town Hall this
afterno The programme: Mozart,
Overture, "Idomeneo," Ending by Rel
necke; Mendelssohn, Reformation"
Symphony, No s. minor Straus, Ser
enade for Wind Instruments. opus 2
Korngold, Suite music to Much Ado
About Nothing" opus IL.
Mime. Lucrezia Bori OF the Metropoli-
tan will make her first appearance Of
the season in Joint recital with Alberto
Salvi next Saturday evening ut Car.
negie Hall. The recital Is under the
auspices Of the women's Auxiliary Of
the Hospital and House OF Rest for Con-
uumptlves. fnwood on the Hudgon New
| York city In the final group Miss Borl
will sing new Spanish songs in costume
Mrs Cecilia Guider. soprano. will
make her New York debut at Carnegie
Hall tomorrow evening. She will be
assisted by Alexander Roman, vlol mist
and Dan Lieberfcld pianist, and her
programme will begin with old italian
airs OK the sixteenth and seventeenth