The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Young Russian Pianist to Be Heard Here

and piano sonata Mime. Georgette Le-
blanc and Messrs. Timlot, Kefer, Sal
zedo, Sharrow, Rudhyar and Saminsky
will take part In the presentation of the
list The guild was organized last year
three concerts were then given and
twenty-seven modern works were pro-
duced. The committee includes Ernest
Bloch, Ravel. Ornstein, Saminsky, Bu-
soni. Bella Bartok, Lord Berners. Lourie,
Gutenberg, Casella, Van Dieren, Heinz
Tiessen. Jacob, Ruggles, Rudhyar and
L. Schmitt.
Nine. Emma Calvc, soprano, and Jean
Gerardy, cellist. will give a joint recital
this evening at the Hippodrome. Miss
Yvonne Dienne, pianist, will assist The
program: Sonata, Boccherini Mr..
Gerardy. Divinites du Styx, from AL
ceste," Gluck: La Captive. Berlioz
Serenade. Bizet; Nine. Calvo. Varia-
tions Symphonlques, Boellman; Mr..
Gerardy. Aria dl Santuzza, from
"Cavalleria Rusticana," Mascasni;
Chanson Boheme, Dvorak; Seguedille,
De Falla: Mime. Calve. Etude. c sharp
minor. Chopin Danse Espagnole, Grana-
dos Seguedille. Albeniz Nine. Dienne.
Abendlied, Schumann; Am Springbrun-
men. Davidoff: Mr.. Gerardy. Air des
Bijoux, from Faust" Gounod; Plais.r
d'Amour. Martini; Habanera, from Car
men," Bfzet Nine. Calve. Nine. Dienne
at the piano for Mime. Calve. Michel
Rancheisen at the plano for Mr.. Ger
ardy.
At to-night's concert al tho Metro
politan Albert Spaldug. yiolinist, will
play Bruch's Scotch Fantasy" and VIC
lin solos, including his own Alabama"
and his arrangement of Schubert's
Mario will sing an aria from La
Traviata," Miss Jeanne Gordon an aria
from Don Carlos" Gustav Schuetzen-
dorf an aria from "Tannhaeuser' and
Mario Chamlee an aria from Martha"
The orchestra. under the direction or
Mr.. Bamboschek, will play Mozart's
'"ritus'' overture, Lyric Suite from
Grieg and Moussors,ky's Turkish
March,"
The Oratorio Society OF the New York
Christian Science Institute, John Warren
Erb conductor. viii give concert on
Tuesday evening at the Metro olitsn
Opera House. The assisting artists will
be Mines Percy. Milholland,, Simpson.
| Cheatham, Wendell, Kener, sopranos
Mines. Foster and RelfsnydeT. con-
traltos; ]. Steel Jamison. tenor Miles
! Braoeweil. bass Max Olanoh, violinist !;
Miss Irene Perceval. harpist. The pro-
gram includes works by Handel, Bach.
| Klein--his cantata, The Lord Is My
| Strength and Song'-Parker. Mendels-
! sohn, and a new anthem composed for
the society. God Is Love-" BY Franklin
! Ford.
The SchoIa Cantorum will devote It's
! frst concert Of the season, to take place
at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday evening.
/ to a program OF Christmas music which
the conductor, Kurt Schindlor, has de-
signed so as to llvstrate by music
picturesque phases OF the Nativity story
as Il has been sung by many nations.
The program: "TIodie Chr'stus Nstus
Est Dutch Christmas motet). Swee-
linck, 1919: 20 Magnum Mysterium"
! (motet). Victoria: "Allons. gay, gay.
gay, Bergeres" Gold French), Costeley {:
Entire lie boeuf ct raone girls (Noel)
| arranged by Gevaert Noel WALTON"
! Gold Belgian). arranged by Radoux (;
"At Midnight" catalan carol). Antoni
Perez Moya The Three Kings" tCata-
Ian carol), Luis Romeu: Aims for the
Christ Child" ("Captant"). Antoni Nico-
lau. Christmas legend. for seven part
q cappella chorus; "Ai-Dudu." Gretcha-
ninon: Russian children's songs to
/ peasant texts for women's chorus and
piano "Tho Angelic Salutation," Rach-
maninoff Happy Bethlehem" BASQUE
! Christmas carol CMS), Padre Donostia /;
"The Spinster" Nesl<a Zarra), Basque
/ Humoresquc (MS), Secundino Espaola
"The Goat in the Garden" 'Akerra) 4.
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