The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Philharmonic to Play at Metropolitan
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Crimi laurent and Martino; the second
act of La Forza del Destino," finals 2,
with Nine. Peralta and Mr.. Didur; the
third act OF Lucia" finale. Act III.
with Messrs. Harold and Martino, tho
chorus and orchestra; the "Mefistofele'
prologue with Mr.. Didur. chorus. or
chestra and stage band. Mr.. Bam-
boschek Will conduct.
A concert will be given in tho Hippo
drome tonight by Nine. Rosa Raisa
Opera. They will have the assistance
of the Cleveland Orchestra, Arthur
Shepherd conducting.
At the free concert Of the Peoples
institute tonight at Cooper Union Nine.
ELY Ney will play a program Of music
for the pianoforte.
organist of St. Eustache in Paris. who
last played here several seasons ago,
will give recital on Tuesday afternoon
In Aeolian Hall. The program: First
sonata, Guilmant; Ricercare. Palestrina,
1526-1594 (Roman SCHOOL,: Dialogue.
Clerambault, 1676-1749, organist to
Louis XIV; Fantasia and Fugue. q
minor. Bach, 1es5-1750; Sketch, F minor.
Schumann. 1s1o-1s50; Prelude. Gustave
Samazenilh Choral. A minor No. 3,
Cesar Franck; Berceuse, Cradle Song.
Rhapsodie Catalane, with pedal cadenza,
Bonnet
I Nine. Frances Aida, soprano. will give
her only New York recital OF the season
on Tuesday evening in Carnegie Hall
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Giglio." Handel "Se Florindo fedele."
scarlatti; MY Lovely Celia" Monro;
''Pastorale," Veracini; THE Soldiers
Bride" Rachmaninov "Waldseligkeit,"
Ansorge "Tausend Sterne." Blech "J'ai
pleure en- reve," Hue: "Chanson Norve-
gienne." Fourdrain: Ave Maria" with
cello obbligato. Franck: THE Unfore-
seen." Scott; II Came With Song" and
Song of the Open," written for and ded-
icated to Nine. Aida, La Forge; The
Singer" written for >and dedicated to
Nine. Aida, Maxwell; "A Song OF
Thanksgiving" Allitsen.
Mahler's "Lied Won der Erde."
symphony with contralto and tenor
solos, will be given for the first time in
New York by the Society of the Friends
Of Music under the direction of Artur
Bodanzky. on Wednesday afternoon at
Carnegie Hall. The soloists will be
Nine. Charles Cahier and Orvile Har-
rold. Nine. Cahier, who is coming from
abroad especially for this performance.
has sung this music more than sixty
times throughout Europe. One of her
| appearances In II was at the Mailer
Festival In Amsterdam last May. The
symphony contains six songs from
poems by Li-Tai-Po and other Chinese
poets of the seventh and ninth centurieaJ
the titles being "Das Trinklied vom
TANNER der Erde." Der Einsame i'm
Herbst,' won der Jugend," won der
Schoenheit," Der Trunkene i'm Frue-
ling" and Der Abschied" The transla-
tions from the Chinese which Mahler has
used with few alterations are taken
from Bethge's "Chinesische Floete.'
The artists for the seventh morning
musicale at the Hotel Biltmore next
/ Friday will be Miss Graziella Pareto.
the new coloraturc soprano of the Chi
cago Opera Company; Miss Cyrena Van
Gordon, contralto. and Edward Ian
kow. basso.
Mishei Piastro will give an all wicnI.
awski program at his violin recital on
Saturday evening In Aeolian Hall.
Other musical events OF the week will
be Nine. Germaine Schnitzer's piano
recital this afternoon at Town Hall,
Julius Richter's violin recital to-mor-
row evening at Town Hall. Nine. Mar
guerite Volavys annual piano recital
tomorrow evening in Aeoiian Hall,
Miss Estelle Liebling's second song re-
ctal on Tuesday afternoon at Town
Hall. Miss Frances Pclton-Jones's an
nual harpsichord recital on Tuesday
afternoon at the Plaza Hotel, Gabriel
Engel's violin recital on Tuesday even
ing In. Aeolian Hall. Jan wolanek's vio-
lin recital on Wednesday evening at
Town Hall. Victor Wittgenstelns piano
recital on Thursday evening In AeolIan
Hall. Miss Fanny Rezia's song recital
on Friday evening In Aeolian Hall.
1gnaz T'riedmans third piano recital
with an all Chopin program on Sat
urday afternoon In Aeolian Hall the
concert by Josef Rosenblatt Maxi
milan Pilser and the Mandolin orches-
ira on Saturday evening at Carnegie
Hall md Mlshel PIastro's violin recital
on saturday eveninsS9 Aeolian Hall.