The New York herald., 1922-12-03
ProgramAnnounced
for Second Recital
of Mr.. PaderewSki
John McCormack's Farewell
Concert Also Among Coming
Events in Music.
rR. PADEREwsKI's program

AR. PADEREWSKI'S program
\/ for his second piano recital
- = in Carnegie Hall on Satur-
day sL,iYrnoon December 16. is as fol-
lows: Chromatic iantosia and fugue,
Zach; senate. opus III. Beethoven;
eonate. opus H.. Schumann; baffauc,
y major. opus 3s; nocturne, Il major.
opus GO; etudes Nos. IL, Z, 3. opus 10;
mazurka No. 8, opus 80; valse, opus
IL, Chopin. Nocturne! Paderewski;
Hungarian Rhapsody Liszt. =
John Mccormack VIII sing "Au revoir''
so New York when he appears for the
fourth time this season. In a song re-
cital at the Hppodronie next Sunday
afternoon. He viii then give re
quest" program. Mr.. Mccormack sails
for Europe. Saturday, December Is. and
he VIII not return TO this country until
next October.
At the Chamber Music Society's first
concert on December 10, in Aeolian Hall
Alfred Stoessers new suite Antique"
y major VIII be gwen. The work Is
scored for the society's full combina-
tion of strings and wind instruments,
assisted DN Two FiOiAiS, one OF WHICH
viii be played by the composer.
Vladimir Rosing Russian tenor, hav
ing returned from Europe for a second
American tour, VIII give a recital In
Aeolian Hall on December l6.
The Schola Cantorlm will devote its
first concert In Carnegie Hall on De-
cember 90 to Christmas Legend by
Nicolau OF Barcelona, Basque and Prov
Gncal airs, French and Belgian "Noels,'
and a Christmas motel from Holland.
The organization also announces that
1t has engaged Mr.. Louis Robert as
accompanist and assistant conductor for
the chorus, to succeed Carl Deis. who
has been obliged 70 sever his connec-
ton with the organization after twelve
years, through pressure OF other work.
Mr.. Robert came TO this country short
Siale ago from Holland. where he was
leader of choral societies In the cities
Cs Leyden and HARLEM as well as solo
orsanist. and where he served as assist
ant conductor to Mr.. Willem Mengel-
berg.
The subject for Mrs. George Lee
Bready's third opera recital on Wednes-
day morning at the Plaza, will be Die
Tote Stadt"
The New York Trio. at it's flrst con-
cert on Monday, December IL. In Aeolian
Hall. will give the first performance In
New York OF Pierne's trio, opus As, C
minor.
Nine. Frances Aida will give her an
nual New York recital at Carnegie Hall.
Tuesday evening, December IL. Her
program win embrace Old English.
French, German and Russian songs.
Three first time" numbers written. es-
pecially for Mime. Aida by Frank
LaForgc. with the composer at the
plano, Will be a special feature.
The New York Symphony Orchestra
now on tour. assembled for Thanks
giving dinner at Royal Connaught
Hotel. In Hamilton. Canada, with Walter
Damrosch as the guest of honor.
George BarTero acted as toast master
Speeches were made by Mr.. Damrosch,
Gino Baldini. Ernest La Prade, Rudolph
Rissland and Rene Pollain.
Mr.. Danrosch, In a reminiscent mood.
told of the many previous Thanksgiving
dinners he had enjoyed with his SYM
phony men on the road during the
thirty-eight years OF his conductorship
OF the symphony Society. and related
many amusing anecdOtEs