The New York herald., 1921-11-13
NINE. MARIE JERlTZA VI
WHO MAKES HER METROPOLITAN
DEBUT N DIE TOTE STADT"
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Stars of Musical
World Will Be
Heard in Concerts
Mi Elisabeth Schumann to
Sing at First Strauss Sub
scription Event.

TIME first OF three subscription
concerts by Richarde Strauss
/ - conductor, and the Philadel-
phia Orchestra, will take place on
Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan
Opera House. Miss Elisabeth Schu-
mann, soprano. will be the soioist.
The programme: Strauss. also Sprach
Zarathustra; Salome's Tanz; five
songs with orchestra; Tod und verk-
Iaerung.
DR.. Strauss will give a concert Of
his own chamber music on Friday
evening. at Town Hall. The pro-
gramme: Quartet. performed by DR..
Strauss, Bronislaw Huberman, Willem
Willeke and viola player. to be an
nounced; cello sonata, Mr.. Willeke;
violin sonata, Mr.. Huberman; various
piano compositions, DR.. Strauss.
The Philharmonic Society's programme
for Thursday evening and Friday after
noon at Carnegie Hall is: Bach-Abert.
prelude. choral and fugue; Wagner. "a
Siegfried Idyl:" Hadley, tone poem,
Quoted by the composer; Tschaikovsky,
Symphony. No. 5.
This afternoon the orchestra will give
the first OF six concerts at the Brooklyn
Academy. The programme: Beethoven's
symphony. No. z: Rachmaninov's Tho
Isle OF the Dead" Debussy's Afternoon
of a Faun;" three excerpts from Wag-
ner's "Mastersingers."
The orchestra, led by Mr.. Stransky,
will open its fourth course OF concerts
at popular prices In the Commercial
High School next Saturday evenir &.
These concerts are under the auspices
Of the Peoples Institute, United Neigh
borhood Guild. Inc. Community Service.
and the School and Civic Music Com
mittee. whose purpose it Is to make the
best of orchestral music available to the
public at the lowest possible charge for
admission.
Feodor Chaliapln. Russian basso. will
give his postponed concert at the Maj
haitian Opera House Tonight He will
be assisted by Josef Stopak. violinist.
and Loo Berichevisky. pianist. The
house is sold out, standing room only
being available at o'clock. Mr.. Chal-
ispin's next concert will take place at
the Hippodrome on Sunday afternoon,
November 20.
Francis Rogers, barytone. at his re-
cital this afternoon at Town Hall, viii
sing airs by Bach. Gluck and Handel.
old and modern English selections, In
cludlng Carey's "Three Fishers' and
Rebecca Clarke's ''Shy One" and O.
group of American lyrics. with Luck
stones The Devon Maid"
Reinaid Werrenrath, barytone, at Car
negie Hall this afternoon. viii sing Ger
man lleder. Italian and French songs.
and. among other numbers. selections
from Bridge, Leo Smith and Mabel DAN
iels.
Walter Danrosch will give his third
explanatory recital on the Nibelungen
Triiogy OF Wagner this afternoon In
Aeolian Hall with "Siegfried" as the
special subject.
The annual gala concert OF Edwin
Franko Coldman's Concert Band will
take place this evening In the Hippo
drome. The soioists will be Miss Melba
McCreery. soprano: Cantor Josef Rosen-
blatt, tenor, and Ernst Williams, cor
netIst Three pieces for the band by
Mr.. Goldman are In the list. including
his Columbia March"
Mime. Yolanda Nero, pianist, has
Schumann's "Faschingsschwank aus
Wien" and twelve etudes by Chopin In
her programme for tomorrow afternoon
at Town Hall.
The New York Chamber Music So
ciety. with Percy Granger, pianist. as
the assisting artist, will give It's first
concert OF the season on Tuesday eve
ming in Aeolian Hall Brahms's i
minor piano quintet opus. 81. sextet by
ThuiiIe. and Mr.. Grainser's new Green
Bushes" are on the programme. In
the Green Bushes the society of eleven
members will be augmented by ten in
strumcnts with Mr.. Granger at the
organ instead OF the piano.
Nine. Frieda HempeI, soprano, will
give recital on Tuesday everirg N
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