The New York herald., 1922-02-19
~ Opera an6 Concerts % To Come o
Opera Stars Will Be Heard
at ReCitals and Concerts
Nine. Helen Teschner Tas, Sooist With Philharmonic
Orchestra-Miss Lucrezia Bori to Sing at
Biltmore in Aid of Charity

VlOllnS, NlOla ana Two cellQS. In the
last named work the quartet will be as
sisted by celebrated soiost whose
name will be announced later
Josef Hofmann's program for his third
and last piano recital of the season on
Wednesday afternoon in Carnegie Hall
is: Sonata In c mipar, opus Ill,
Beethoven; Ballade, q minor, Grieg;
Barcarolle, Nocturne. Il minor. Mazurka,
Il flat minor, Andante Spianato e
Grande Polonaise, Chopin; Berceuse, h
flat, Holman; Penguine. Dvorsky;
Etude de Concert, G minor. Sternberg;
Birds a. Da n. Fannie Dillon; Twelfth
Rhapsody, Liszt.
Nine. Ethel Leginska. pianist, and
Hans Kinder, cellist, will give a joint
recital on Thursday evening at Aeolian
Hall. The program: Sonata, Il minor,
opus 3S, for piano and cello, Brahms pre-
lude and fugue, minor. unaccompanied,
for cello, Bach ''The Gargoyles of Notre
Dame." scherzo, after Tagore, for piano,
Leginska sonata for cello and piano,
opus Sc, Ornstein.
The symphonic Ensemble of New
York, John Ingram, conductor, will give
a concert on Friday afternoon in Aeolian
Hall. The list comprises Beethoyen's
symphony, No. s. and piano concerto,
No. 4. Oscar Ziegler, soloist; two "Peces
for Orchestra" Delius "serenata Medi-
eevale." new in America, Zandonai. with
cello obbligato played by John Mundy,
and Martucci's "Notturno" and "Giga."
Other musical events of the week will
be Miss Erna Rubnstein's violin re.
cital tonight at Town Hail. Duncan
Robertson's song recital tonight in the
Punch and Judy Theater, the concert Of
the Jewish Canters Association tonight
at Carnegie Hall, Miss Florence Bry-
ants violin recital tomorrow afternoon
in Aeolian Hall, Rene ,Benedetti's violin
recital tomorrow night at Carnegie
Hall, Nine. Maria Ivogun's song recital
| tomorrow afternoon at Town Hail. Miss
| Rose F1orence's song recital on Tuesday
afternoon in Aeolian Hall, Miss Louise
| Vermonts song recital on Tuesday af-
ternoon at Town Hall, George Madden's
| song recital on Tuesday evening at
Town Hall and Michael Anselmos violin
recital on Wednesday afternoon in
| Aeolian Hall. Also the Adolph, Lewisohn
! free chamber music concert on Thurs
day evening in Hunter College Chapel,
Miss Marie Novelties piano recital on
Thursday evening at Town Hall. Miss
NdI6utIilt WIlttS SOIlS Ittltdl, dS-
| sisted by the Chamber Music Art So
| cicty, with John Wenger's decorative
screen, first time in concert, on Friday
evening at Carnegie Hail. Henry Du
walls violin recital on Saturday evening
at Carnegie Hall, and Gregory Matuse-
| witz in English concertna concert on
Saturday evening at Town Hall.
| The Musicians Club of New York, o.
which Walter Damroseh is honorary
president. gave dinner recently at
| Delmonico's to Albert Coates. guest-con-
| ductor of the New York Symphony Or
chestra. and Mrs. Coates, at which
Henry w. Taft presided as POSTMASTER,
| Speeches were made by British Consul
! Bernays, Harry Harkness Flagler.
Rubin Goldmark, Henry Hodley. DR.. T..
| Tertius Noble, DIR. William Norman
Guthrie, w. J. Henderson and j.
| Fletcher Shera. Among the other dis
| tnguished guests were Mime. CALI Curci.
| Paul Kochanski, Alexan nder Slot, Nine.
Emma Thursby, Kurt SCHNEIDER, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ.
T'remaine and the Misses Polly and
Anita Damrosch.
: A musical program in which Nine.
| Nina Koshetz, soprano of the Chicago
| Opera; Serge Prokofieff. pianist, and
George Barrere, fiutst, participated, con-
| cluded the evening.