The New York herald., 1922-02-19

- this Weber, over
ture. Der Freischutz'; Ravel, la
Valse," choreographic poem for Or
chestra; Mozart. concerto for violin. iii
A, X. 219, Nine. Helen Teschner Tas,
soloist; Strauss, Don Juan" Con-
ductor, Willem Mengelberg. At the
Metropolitan Opera House, Tuesday
evening-Brahms, Symphony No. 4 {;
Rimsky- Korsakov, suite from 1.-THE
Tsar Saltan," first time at Philhar-
monic concert; Goldmark, overture
"Sakul. ~" Conductor, Artur Bo-
danzky. At Carnegie Hall, Thursday
evening and Friday afternoon-Strauss,
Thus Spake Zarathustra"; Tschaikov-
sky. piano concerto, Il fiat minor,
Percy Granger. soloist; Brahms, 'Aca-
demic Festival overture. Conductor,
Mr.. Mengelberg.
| The society will give four perform
ances of Mahler's Third Symphony, the
first to be at the Metropolitan Opera
House on Tuesday evening, February
%, the next two at Carnegie Hall on
Thursday evening, March 2, and Fri
day afternoon, March 3, and the fourth
at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on
Sunday afternoon, March 5. Mengel-
berg will conduct and the society will
have the assistance of the st. Cecilia
Club of women's voices, Victor Harris
leader; Father Finn's boy choir from
the Paulist Choristers and Nine. Julia
Claussen as the contralto soloist.
The program for tn concert by the
New York Symptom Orchestra this
afternoon in Aeolian Hall is Fugue, c
minor. first performance Bach -Elgar
Aria, Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster,
from "Oberon," Weber. Nine. Florence
Easton, soloist; "Kikimora," Liadow
Aria. "Liebstod," from Tristan ua1
isolde" Wagner Seventh Symphony,
Beethoven.
Brahms's Fourth Symphony, excerpt,
rom Parsifai and Scriabine's Poeme de
II1xtase. the last by request, will be
featured by Albert Coates, guest con-
ductor of the New York Symphony Or
chestra on his farewell program this
season in Aeolian Hall, Sunday after
noon, February 26, Walter Damrosch
conductor of the New York Symphony
Orchestra, sailed from England Febru-
ary 10 on the steamship Homeric am
| will resume the baton of the orchestra al
| the pair of concerts in Carnegie Hall
! Thursday afternoon and Friday evening
March and 3, when an all Beethoven
program will be given with Josef Hof'
mann as the soloist.
Bronslaw Huberman, vioinist, viii
give a recital at Cooper Union this eve
ming. under the auspices of the Peoples
Institute Concerts. He will play the
Tsehaikovsky Concerto and pieces by
Beethoven, Wagner, Chopin. Elgar an,
Sarasate. Paul Frenkel will be at thu
piano.
Alexander Schmuller, violinist, MAX
ing his first appearance here this sea
son, and Nine. Germaine Schnitzer
pianist, will give joint recital at Towr
Hall this afternoon. The program in
: cludes Rogers solo sonata, new BAL
lad" by Kryjanowsky, and sonata
eighteenth century. by Senallie, all fo
violin; and Schuman's "Carneval."
! Erna Rubinstein, the youthful violin
J list whose American debut with th
Philharmonic Orchestra recently was
success, will give her first recital her,
In Town Hall tonight.
The artists in Frederic Warren's bal
lad concert tonight at the Se'wvn The
ater will be Nine. Ruano Bogislav, II
folk songs; George Raudenbush, violin
list. and Richard Bonelli, barytone, an,
Pauline Bonelli, soprano.
Nine. Frieda Hempel, soprano. an
Titta Ruffo. barytone, will give a join
song recital tonight at the Hppodrome
, This will be Mr.. Ruffos first and onl
concert appearance here this season
The program contains solo groups 70
each singer and duets.
; In to-night's opera concert at tn
Metropolitan Miss Lucrezia Bori wi
sing an aria from "Manon Lescaut,
} Miss Marie Tiffany songs by Grieg an
, Liszt, Miss Gladys Axman an aria fror
, ''Herodiade," Mario Chamlee an ari
from Massenet's "Manon." JChanne
Sembac ch the Llebeslied from "Die Wal
kuere" and Chief Caupolican the torea
; dor song from Carmen" The final
Of the first act of Samson ct Della
. will be sung by Miss Marion Telva. MI
Sembach and Mr.. Gustafson, and tn
third act of La Boheme" by Mines
Bori and Tiffany and Messrs. Chamle
. and Chief Caupolican. The orchestr
will be conducted by Wilfrid Pelletier.
MISS i<uNitSid IpoTl VIII kiNt ~ Gus
tune recital of Spanish, French an,
English songs tomorrow morning a
the Biltmore Hotel for the benefit o
the Society for the Prevention and Re
lief of Tuberculosis. Arturo Bonuccl
cellist, will play some solos.
The New York Trio's program for to
morrow night. In Aeolian Hall contain
Beethoven's c minor trio. opus 1, No. .
: Rubinstein's sonata In d. opus is. 70
r cello and piano, and Dvorak's "Dumky'
trio.
The Nineteenth annual concert of tn
! New York Diet Kitchen Association will
Z take place In the large ballroom o
/ the Waldorf Astoria Tuesday morning
Mime. Susan Metcalf Casals, soprano
and Pablo Casals, cellist (hls last ap
! pearance here this season., will give Tn,
, program. For the past forty-nine years
this association has conducted welfar,
work in crowded districts OF Manhattan
its activities at present radiatire from
six health centers, where daily attention
IL given scores OF babies and their moth
ers by the association doctors ant
ndrses. Concert tickets at SIS each
boxes $50 for the first tier and $50 70
, the second, may be obtained of Mrs
Henry Willard, 525 Park avenue.
The Oratorlo Society at its second con
cert on Tuesday evening In Carnegi