The New York herald., 1921-05-15

ing British music applies to the United
States"
The article continues "Mr. Coates
speaks with appreciation Of many or the
younger American composers. whose
work he considers full of promise. and
in some cases as representing already
really fine achievement"
The s. Hurok Musical Bureau an
nounces that for the season OF 192l-1922
IL will present Anna Pavlowa and her
Ballet Russo on trans-continental
tour of twenty weeks and, in conjunction
with the international Concert direction,
will manage the concert engagements
of Richard Strauss, who is to make his
first visit here in sixteen years.
Other artists under the direction OF
the bureau are the Viennese pianist
Artur Schnabel, coming TO America for
the first time Mishel Piastro. one of
the seasons new violnists; Alfred Miro
witch. pianist-composer Josef Rosen-
bIaTt cantor tenor. aid Eugene Ysaye,
violinist.
In order to give more time to re-
hearsals the Jewish-American Opera
Company has postponed its opening OF
LA Juive' in Yiddish at the Lexington
Theatre. from tomorrow to May 20.
The company is now holding daily re-
hearsals In the theatre, under Semion
Tomars. The director says this will
be the first time that grand opera has
ever been sung In this country In Yid-
dish He made similar experiments in
London with success. Sixteen perfor-
mances will be given on Fridays, Satur-
days and Sundays. The Sunday per-
formances will be run under the aus
pices of some charity.
The leading singer of the organization
will be Max Bloch, formerly of the
Metropolitan, as Eieaedr. Others will
be Joseph Mann, Simeon Pascal. Nine.
Rosa Rechen, as Rachel; Mime. Agnes
Robinson and Nine. Edna Winston viii
alternate with her Other roles will be
sung by Leon Fastowsky. Sales Long
ton, L. Bauer James Wolf, Irving Mil
ler O. S. Greenbaum and Mr.. Hosdodes.
Leon NJ. Kramer will be the first con-
ductor. The opera viii be given at pop
ular prices. The orchestra and chorus
are being recruited from the Metropol-
itan and Chicago Opera Companies.
Samuel A. Baldwin will give his usual
free organ recitals at the City College
to-day and next Wednesday. He will
play works by Yon, Beethoven, Bach
Bizet, Bruins Chaffin, MacDowell, Bos-
81, Handel, Couperln, Beobide, Albeniz
c.. Il. Nevin, Schubert and Sibelius.
Richard Strauss will conduct three
subscription concerts at the Metropolitan
Opera House on Tuesday evenings, fort
nightly beginning November To- The
second concert will be on November %.
and the third and last on December 13.
Mrs. Irene Pavloska has been reen-
gagged by the Chicago Opera Company
for next season. At present she is sing
ing in concerts on the Pacific coast.
Season tickets for the fourth season
Of concerts by the Goldman Concert
Band, under the direction OF Edwin
Franko Goldman. to be given on the
green at Colum bia University. are now
ready and may be had free, upon writ
ten request TO Summer Concerts" Co.
lumbia University, New York city The
| only requirement is that a sef-ad
| dressed stamped envelope be enclosed
with the request.
The season will last twelve weeks, be,
1 ginning June and ending September 2
Besides the Goldman Concert Band q
| soloist will appear at each concert.