The New York herald., 1922-06-18
Orchestra Enlarged
For This Seasons
Stadium Concerts
Eighty-five Philharmonic
Players to Be Greeted by
First Audience July 6.

| w the stadium Of the City Col
lege open on Thursday eve-
ming. July 6. the audience will greet
an enlarged Philharmonic Orchestra
of eighty-five 'men--flve more than
last year
The concerts will be under the lead
ership OF Henry Hadley for the first
three weeks and under Willem van
Hoogstralten for the second three.
! This announcement was made yes
| terday by Adolph Lewisohn, the sta
dunn committees honorary chairman !:
Arthur Judson. manager; Mrs. Charles
S. Guggenheimer and Mrs. Newbold
! lie Roy Edgar. the committees chair
man and vice-chairman, respectively.
Frederick Landau is to be concert
master and Edward TAX assistant con-
cert master and first violin. The prin-
cipal second violin is announced as
Ferdinand Lowack, and J. Kovarik Is
to be first viola. The first cellist is
Cornelius Van Vliet, with Ansehme
Fortier first bass.
Nicholas Kouloukis is first flute,
Bruno Lalate first oboe. The clari-
nets will be led by Gustave Lansemus
and the bassoons by Benjamin Kohon.
| Bruno Jaenicke will be first horn and
Gustav Helm first trumpet.
| The trombone section remains the
| same as with the orchestra all winter.
with Mario Falcone at it's head. With
Fred Geib, tuba; Alfred Friese, tym-
pany, and Theodore Celia, harp. the
roster of the leaders is complete.
All last week. in Aeolian Hall. the
Stadium addition try-outs have been
going on, over thirty candidates q day.
| six hundred in all have asked to appear
| before the committee. and every ono
will be heard.
Thc Goldman Band under the direo-
| ton of Edwin Franko Goldman, will
give the first Of series OF five con-
certs on the Mall In Central Park next
| Thursday evening.
The Goldman Band Is also giving a
season of twelve weeks ON the green at
| Columbia University, together with
few additional concerts In the various
parks.
For the first concert in Central Park
| the soloist will be Lotta Madden, So
1 prano. The program follows:
! i--overturc ''Egnnont'' -. Beethoven
! 2-Andante from Fifth Symphony
oAiissrettS @@o'} from seventh sym
4-overture t .;Leonore" beethoven
| 5--overture--Lisht Cavalry :. ,.,... Won suppe
| 6-vocal Solo.
Lotta Madden-Soprano.
T--waltz, Vienna Beauties" .Ziehrer
S-Exoerpts from ''Risoetto" Verdi
The Goldman Band will give con-
certs in Central Park on the evenings
OF July 8. 20, August and s.
Albert Coates, guest conductor Of the
New York symphony Orchestra. follow
ing the recent production under his
baton Of the Wagner "Ring" dramas In
! Cevent Garden. has left London for
| Milan, where he will direct concerts In
! the Scala. A letter received here from
Mrs. Coates. the wife OF the British
conductor. says in part:
THE performances OF Wagner 3
'Nibelungen Ring at Covent Garden
were a tremendous success. I think
have never seen my husband work 80
hard as he has been doing all those
weeks. He was rehearsing at the
opera house every day from 10 o'clock
In the morning until about o'clock al
night. The performances were really
beautiful. the houses were sold on "a
the last seat and the enthusia SIN OF the
audience was something that I lave
never heard In England before"
Because of the unusual success OF the
concert that was given by the Goldman
Band last season at the Montefiore
Home and Hospital. II has been decided
to increase the number OF such concerts
this year Edwin Franleo Goldman And
his organization will play for the nu.
merous patients and their friends or
Tuesday. June 20. at s o'clock. The full
band Of sixty musicians will appear
and Ernest s. williams. cornetist, vii
render a solo. Besides the numbers or
the program, Mr.. Goldman has arranged
to have a number Of additional pieces
! played for the amusement Of the man,
wards Of the institution. The publis
will be admitted to the grounds.
Following Is the program:
2-overturc "ssESn,aia" ........ .Goidmsrk
3-Ifeart wounds ...:.......... .Gries
4-Hungarian Rhapsody List
tcj Star of tho Evening
csrns, Wslsess Solo o,io,.''''.''''''''''''' GOLDMAN
7-waI,x Tout Paris ......... .waidteufei
s-ccTs csseasIsn sseseSss ssa ipSo,.ovrvanow ipS
Nine Germaine Schnitzcr, concert
pianist. sailed for Europe on the Rot
terdan yesterday. She will give a
series Of recitals In the large European
watering places. including Carlsbad
Marienbad. Scheveningen. Deauville and
Aix-les-Bains during the summer
months. In September she will start
on concert tour through Holland
Czccho- -Slovakia. Austria, Germany and
France, playing in practically all the
important cities. Nine. Schnitzer has
been n favorite on the Continent. She
will return here in November and ex-
poets to- start a tour little later that
will take her to the Pacihc coast and
back.
Miss Sue Harvard, the young Amer.
lean soprano who sang with the Met
ropoiitan Opera last season, sailed or
the Aquitania last week for concert
IL. L.. ~ Ar.