The New York herald., 1922-11-05


country before their return to Italy.
A group of internationally famous
celebrities are giving their services in
the weekly educational series of con-
certs at De Witt Clinton Hail. tonight.
There will be Cantor Josef Rosenblatt.
John Charles Thomas. Consuelo Esco-
Der and the pianist, Norma Drury. Otto
II. Kahn will be guest of honor and
Will address the audience.
Nine. Julia Claussen, mexzo soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera House, will
appear in a recital at Carnegie Hall
tomorrow night. She will have the
assistance of Frank La Forge at the
piano. Her program will comprise a
wide variety of selections in Italian.
German. Swedish, French and Eng
lish. and 1t will feature compositions
by Florabel Blackwell. an American
composer Following this recital the
singer will appear In concerts at Balu-
more. Md: Bradford. Pa; jamestown,
n. Y; Reading. Pa: st. Louis. Mo-.
and Fulton. Mo- In February. as usual,
she will rejoin the Metropolitan Opera
A suite for violin and piano by Leo
Sowerby. three preludes for violin by
tTeueTlCk JACODl. i've new SONGS Dy
Winter Watts and four pieces for cello
and piano by Louis Gutenberg COM
prise the program to be given by the
American Music Guild at the first men,
Der ship concert, which will take place
on Wednesday evening at the Fifty
eighth street branch of the New York
Public Library. The artists to appear
at this concert are Lajos Shuk. celist:
Helen TeschnerTas and Sander Har-
matt. violinists: Zelina de Maelot. So
prano, and Winter Watts. Frederick
jacob and Louis Gutenberg. composer
pianists.
Abraham Haitowitsch. the young Rus
sian violinist. who makes his only ap-
pearance this eesson in New York at
Town Hall on Wednesday evening. will
give a varied and interesting program.
David Sapiro VIII be at the plano.
Mischa Levitzki, pianist. making his
first appearance In New York after
a seasons absence, at Carnegie Hall
on Wednesday evening. win include in
his program two OF his own compost
lions, one of them being recently
published waltz, which figured on the
program of Ruth ST. Denis and her
company. He will also play Bach's
chromatlc fantasy and fugue, Schu-
mann's "Etudes Symphoniques" and.
among the other pieces, Chopin's A
fiat polonaise.
Tho Trio .Classique will play the fol-
lowing program on Thursday evening.
at tho Adolph Lewsohn Free Chamber
Afusic concert in Hunter College
chapel, Park avenue and Sixty eighth
street Trio. r, saint-Saens; Sonata
for cello. Fesch; Andante and Finale.
- minor. Schumann. Or. Fleck will
lecture on the program. Tickets OF
admittance are not necessary.
Other musical events OF the week will
DC illuminate Miserendino's violin re-
cital this evening at Town Hall, Nor
man Johnston's song recital tomorrow
afternoon in Aeolian Hall. Oliver Den
toms piano recital tomorrow evening
in AeolIan Hall Miss Barbara Maurel's
mnng recital tomorrow evening at Town
Hall. Miss Therese Prochaziya's song
recital Tuesday afternoon In Aeolian
Hall. Miss Elise Raymond's song recital
on Tuesday evening at Aeolian Hall.
Mime. Clara Clemens's song recital on
Tuesday evening at Town Hall. John
Charles Thomas's song recital on Thurs
day afternoon IN Aeoiian Hall. MISS
Margrit werle's cello recital on Thurs
day evening In AeolIan Hall and Miss
Esclionc Tagllones plano recital on
friday evening at Town Hall.