New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-16
Soloists and Features of
The Week at the Stadium

Men will carry off the honors as
soloists at the Stadium concerts of
this week, beginning tonight, sup
plementing the series Of admirable
programs by the New York Philhar-
monte under Henry Hadley's baton.
Miss Inez Barbour (Mrs. Henry Had
ley), who sings tonight, is the only
woman scheduled. Her associate solo
lists for the seven days are the first
of the Stadium addition soloists-
Harry Kaufman, pianist, and Andre
Polah, violinist.
Wednesday evening will be symphony
night and Thursday morning Tschai-
kowsky- Wagner night. In addition there
will be special features Of interest
in the shape of new American compo-
sitions. Saturday evening Overture
on Negro Themes" by James P. Dunn,
of jersey City, will be played for the
first time. Mr.. Dunn has gathered
these suggestions on negro music from
many sources.
Besides this three new compositions
by Mr.. Hadley, Autumn Twilight"
"Wood Pixies" "a Night in Old
Granada" Deems Taylors tone poem,
"The Siren Song" which has been heard
before, and Joseph C. Breil's Egyptian
Sketches" will be given.
MIR. Breil is the composer of the
Legend" produced at the Metropolitan
| Opera House in 1919, grand opera.
He is a Pittsburgh man, just forty
two years old. The Taylor tone poem
was suggested by verses by Joseph
Tiers jr., which start as follows:
Out from far places
Where the gray sea
Meets the gray sky
And a dim moon has lost the line thereof
Softly, the siren song.
Half fainting on his DECK the wanderer
Feels the soft fingers Of the soulless voice
Along his bodys length,
And on his lips, mouth
Clinging close he feels the pressing teeth.
The addition soloist, Harry Kauf-
man, the first of the winners in try
outs, in which over 700 took part, will
play tomorrow night. Mr.. Kaufman is
not an unfamiliar figure on the concert
stage, for he has hitherto appeared
in the capacity of accompanist, chiefly
for Zimbalst.
The weeks programs follow:
TONIGHT
Soloist. Inez Barbour, soprano
Grand Mareh from .,Tannhauser. wagner i
n NaY Hp1t frnt, rroy,, r,
Wagner
Miss Barbour
From the Nutcracker Suite, Opus II A
!. Danses Observation-Disclosures,
Danse de la Fee Dragee, Danse
Russo. Trepak; Danse Arabe. Danse
Chinoise, Danse des Mirlitons 2.
Egyptian Sketches (first time)-The
Muezzin, the Chawazee the Houri.
Ave Maria. from ;.Daa Feuerkreuz A's''
Max Bruch
Miss Barbour
From from Sy Fhs New W %ora in oPus m ss
Largo, Finale. .............. Dvorak
MONDAY
First of the Addition Soioists
Harry Kaufman. pianist
overture TO Rienzf' .s..... .'. Wagner
Scenes Pittoresques .............. Massenet
Concerto in fat. Observation-Disclosures List
Mr.. Kaufman
From Symphony No. 6 tPathetique)-
Allegro con grazia. Allegro motto
Indian sketches-Preiiude, invocation StvSAs
Camp Dance. Snake Dance. Gilbert
Carnival in Paris. Syendsen
TUESDAY '>''''
March, Pomp and Circumstance. :. EIgar
Overture to "Euryanthe". ........, Weber
Two Entr' Acts from "Rosamunde"
Schubert
Love Scene from "Feuernot .. Strauss
IoioHdise ...,.......... Liszt
Tone, Poem. The Siren Song. Deems Taylor
=. l.
Farandole. from L'Arlesienne, suite
A'o' -''..... Btzet
WEDNESDAY
Symphony Night
symphony No. 8, in C minor, Opus ST
ca. Beethoven
Haunted Forest In October, Forest
optIiis .MacDoweN
Prelude, The Afternoon OF Faun Debussy
roioha'se sMiIltary) ,.....-.. Chopin
THURSDAY
neutrality-suspicious. Night
symphony No 8. in fninor Opus 81
o,. . Tchaikovrky
r-,,n Wagner
the Flower Maidens from "Parsifai'i
Wagner
The Wanderers Ride siegfried's pas
sage Through the EiEe, Daybreak