The New York herald., 1922-12-31

noon, January 10. in Carnegie Hall.
Ernest Schelling will begin series OF
three concerts devoted to pianotorte
concertos at Town Hall on January %
where he will play four concertos with
the New York Symphony.
On January TO- Ernesto Berumen,
Mexican pianist. will give his annual
Aeolian Hall recital. His program will
include Mexican compositions by Ponce.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel. n Norwegian
American soprano. who has sung in the
Scandinavian countries. Germany and
elsewhere in Europe. .vill make her first
appearance here at Town Hall on Janu-
ary 8. Scandinavian numbers will
occupy most Of her program.
Mischa Levitzki, pianist. will give his
second and final recital of the season
on the evening of January "a at Car
negie Hall.
Guy Maier and Lee Pattison pianists.
will give their only recital OF Two piano
music in New York this season on the
evening of January 26 at Aeolian Hall
The Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by
Nikolai SolSoloff. will be heard at Car
negie Hall on Tuesday evening. Janu-
ary 20. in Rachmaninof's Second SYM
phony. Loeffler's La Mort de Tinta-
giles and Strause's Don Juan"
Besides the eleven college CLEO clubs
participating In the Carnegie Hall con-
test on March there will be eight in
/ -. - nd ffrh
in another at San Francisco. while a
Southern competition is being arranged
in Atlanta for 1924. The first inter-
collegiate competition was held In 1914,
with four contestants.
Augusta Cottlow's annual New York
piano recital is announced for the eve-
ming OF January 10 at Aeolian Hall.
Ethel Leginska, pianist composer. has
recently returned from Europe. where
ne has been playing In England and
some OF tho important cities on the
Continent. In January she VIII start
her American concert tour at Detroit.
The third violin recital given by
Jascha Heifet will be at Carnegie Hall
on Sunday. January Z.
Edmond Clement. French tenor. is an
nounced by the Metropolitan Musical
Bureau for n limited tour OF recital en-
gagements during next November ana
! December I'm the United States. He
will give three recitals In New YORK
and one each in the larger cities west
OF Chicago.
randy Mackenzie. Hawaiian tenor,
returned to New York for the Christ
mas holidays. having filled long tour
of the West. Mr.. Mackenzie Will leave
| again In the first week In January TO
be gone until tho end OF April.
Anton Biiotti. italian pianist. will give
recital In the Town Hall on Monday
afternoon. January 5. presenting q pro
gram OF works by Bach. Beethoven
Chopin and Lisst.
gain OF 400 music clubs tmaking
1. 400 in alb and the establishment OF
some 600 junior music clubs during the
last year IN reported by the Nauonal
Federation OF Music Clubs.
The $4,000 bequest of the latc Mrs.
Annie Louise Raymond 70 the People s
| symphony concerts makes possible a
resumption OF the societys ACTIVITIES
after two years suspension. \ series OF
six chamber music concerts by the most
noted organizations viii be held I'm the
municipal auditorium OF the Washing
ton Irving High School on Friday even
/ ings. January 10. February 16, March p,
! April q. May and June 2. Tho or
ganlzations to be heard are St Cecilia
Club. Victor Harris. conductor. Flouza-
/ lev Quartet. Lonox String quartet. Hans
Tetz Quartet, New York String quartet
and the Tollefsen Trio. In accordance
/ with the purpose of the society 10 bring
( the best music TO students and workers
at minimum prices, a season ticket 10
\ tho entire course OF six concerts costs
only VI. Tickets may be had by apply
ing to\the Peoples symphony Concerts.
?, wesA Eighth street. New York city.