The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Important Benefit Concerts
to Mark Music of the Week
Richard Strauss to Appear With Symphony Orchestra
at Hippodrome for Aid of European
Child Feeding Stations.

centuries and range through several
groups of songs; also the popular aria,
"Ritorna Vincitor" from Aida" The
entire receipts of the concert will be de-
voted to helping disabled soldiers. Dur
ing and since the war Mrs. Guider has
dedicated her voice to the wounded ex-
service men wherever opportunity pre-
sented itself
A benefit recital by Miss Dorothy Ber-
liner, pianist, for Hampton Institute,
will be given this afternoon at Henry
Miller's Theatre. Miss Berliner will
ers, with the closing group by modern
Spaniards.
Marcel Dupre will give the fifth OF his
organ recitals In the Wanamaker Audi
torium tomorrow afternoon. His pro-
gramme will include three Bach compo-
sitions and one of his own. Mr. Dupre
also will give recitals on Wednesday
and Friday afternoons of this week.
A series of sixteen Sunday evening
concerts by the Waldorf-Astoria Orches-
ira, direction of Joseph Knecht, will
open this evening in the main foyer. IN
strumental soloiets will be featured at
these concerts.
The London String Quartet will give
Its second concert In Aeolian Hall to-
morrow night. The programme Mo-
zart, quartet, No. IL, Peters edition
first performance In America, lento, alle-
gro motto. lento, THE flowers o. the
Forest are a. Wede Away; Beethoven,
quartet II minor. opus e5.
The Beethoven Association will give
It's second concert on Tuesday evening
at Aeolian Hall. Among the artists TAX
ing part will be Ernest SchellinE, piano
Georges Grisez, clarinet, and the Letz
Quartet. The programme includes
Brahms's clarinet quintet and the piano
quintet of Schumann.
Miss Kathleen Parlow, at her only
New York recital this season on wednes-
day afternoon in Aeolian Hall. will play
a list Of works, as follows: Sonata,
Devils Tril1" Tartini; concerto, A
minor, Vieuxtemps: symphonic rhap-
sody. minor. dedicated to Miss Par
low, Walter Kramer; Dreams. Wagner
Auer; Agite, Dont-Auer, and Spanish
dance. Fernandez-Arbos. At the piano,
Walter Golde.
Mme ELY Ney at her fourth plano re-
cital in Carnegie Hall on Wednesday
evening will play, among other works,
Beethoven's 80 variations In minor
and ID minor sonata, opus 81, No 2 !;
Schumann's Scenes of Childhood" and
Liszt's "Mcphisto" waltz.
The second OF the Schola Cantorum
William Woodward's house, East
Elghty-sixth street on Thursday after
noon at o'clock. II. A. Frlcker, the
conductor OF the famous Mendelssohn
Choir or Toronto. will speak on the
"Choral Music OF Great Britain and
Canada" with Illustrations by selected
chorus from the Schola Cantorum.
Al Town Hall on Thueday evening
first special concert to raise funds for
the extension work OF the Peoples
Chorus OF New York (The Peoples Lib
erty Chorus). founded 1915. L Camllieri
conductor. will take place. The assist
ing artists will be Mics May Peterson,
roprano. and Miss Anna Welch. harpist
The advanced unit Of the chorus will
sing rroup OF harmonies for mixed
voices and selections Of classic and pop-
uIar part songs by Beethoven. Boch
Handel. schumann Cornelius. Bortnyan-
sky, Gretchanino Carpenter, Offenbach.
sullivan and Nevin.
Vladimir Rosing. tenor. will give his
second recital on Thursday evening In
AeoIinn Hail His prorra mme ls thus
announced "Lovc as Jsxnressed IN Songs
by the Worlds Great Composers"
The r'ishuco T~io's seco"d nro~ranrnA
FOR Friday evening at Town Hall Isl:
y ethoven, trio. b flat, opus o7; Paul