The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-23

harps. A group OF pieces by Satie In
cludes one for violin and plano entitled
''Fantasie Musculaire."
Miss winifred Byrd will be the assist
ing artist in the opera concert this eve
ming at the Metropolitan Opera House
She will play LISTS Sixth Rhapsody
and Love Dream and music by Schu-
mann, Mcdowell, Leschetizky and
Pagnini's Ia Campanella," transcribed
by Liszt The singers will be Mines.
Tiffany, Bradley. Roselle, Lenska, Cor.
don and Perrin and Messrs. CHIEF
Caupolican. Diaz. Sembach. Meader and
Gustafson. The vocal selections conn.,
prise excerpts from many operas and
varied list of songs. Paul Eisler will be
at the plano.
Miss Jeanne de Mare, pianist and lee
turcr. viii give her first public lecture
recital with Claude Debussy as the sub
iect in Rumford Hall tomorrow after
noon Miss de Mare. who has olten
been heard in New York In her own
semi-public programs, has a repertoire
Of subjects covering the field OF mod
ern French composers. She speaks III
French or English as the occasion re-
auIres. and by her antecedents she Is
we'll qualified to interpret her different
subjects from the viewpoint OF the
French or American people. Her grand
father on her mothers side, the late
George p. a. Healy, was the first Ameri-
can artist to be appointed as court
painter in France--to Louis Philippe
and TO Napoleon III. He painted many
Of the crowned heads or Europe, as
well as Gambetta de Lesseps, and In
America. Lincoln, Webster. Grant, Sher-
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years residence in Paris his eldest
daughter married T. de Mare, who was
n painter and a noted steel engraveE
Miss de Mare was brought up In the
midst OF literary and musical world
and she feels intensely the relationship
Of It's arts In their reaction upon each
other. According TO her. they are the
expression OF psychological evolution or
the race. Miss de Mare will be assisted
by Barbara Maurei. mezzo soprano. and
Frederick Bristol at the plano.
Michael Banner, a viollnist. who once
played the eighth concerto OF Spohr with
the Symphony Society under DR.. Leopold
Damrosch, will make his temperance
here at Aeolian Hall tomorrow eve
ming. During the years Mr.. Banner
has been absent from the concert stage
he has been continuously at work. lie
has devoted himself to the developing
or his virtuosity and to composition. He
IL distinctively American musician.
Born in Sacramento he studied later
with Massart In Paris and won the first
prize at tho Conservatoire.
Desc d'Antalffy. composer, organlst
and a professor OF the Hungarian Uni
versity at Budapest, and Maria Sam
son, lyric soprano OF the Hungarian
Royal Opera House at Budapest. as
sisted by Louis Rosa, barytone Of the
Metropolitan Opera House. will give
concert at Acolian Hall on Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. D'Antaiffy will play sew
eral OF his own compositions, among
which, his DRIFTING Clouds" Rural
Merrymaking" and christmas Chimes"
will be heard here for the first time.
lie win also play works by Bach. Roger
and Ravcl Miss Samson Will sing arias
and songs. including two Hungarian
numbers by D'Antalffy--"Thc Parting
Of the Ways" and "F'lutterlng Leaves"
Mr.. Rosa win include In his selections
the monologue from "Otello" and new
Hungarian song by D'Antalffy--"Sikos
a no" (-Tobogganing').
The American Music Guild, a group
OF American musicians consisting Of
Marion Bauer, Louis Gutenberg. Fred
erIck Jacob, Sander Harmati. Charles
Haubiel, A. Walter Kramer, Harold