The New York herald., 1922-03-12

Ireland. Gaelic folk tunes are utilized
In the score. The other works will be
Schubert's symphony In C. Rimsky-
Korsakov's overture, The Russian Eas-
ter" and. for Mr.. Mccormack, two airs
from cantatas by Bach. At tho Satur-
day matinee Mr.. Monteux will close his
season In New York with Debussy's
Iberia" Franz Schreker's prelude to
Drama" new here, and -Brahms's
symphony, No. /.
The American Orchestral Society,
Dirk Foch. conductor, will give its fourth
free concert under the auspices of the
Peoples Institute tonight at o'clock
In Cooper Union Hall. The program I:
Schumann, Symphony No. A Strauss.
tone poem, Death and Transngura-
ton; List, Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.
The program of the Friends of Music
at Town Hall this afternoon will COM
prise Haydn's Symphony oxford" O..
No. 92; Mozart's violin concerto. ID. and
Novak's "Slovakienne" suite for orches-
ira, opus 80. Alexander Schmuller will
be the soloist and Mr. Bodanzky will
conduct.
Robert Murray, the phenomenal boy
soprano. who is accredited with singing
the highest note ever reached by the
human voice and with a range surpass-
ing that Of any other In musical history,
will make his first pbblic appearance
before New York audience this eve-
ming I'm the Hippodrome According tc
DIR. Maranoti, a close friend and adj
wiser OF Caruso, Master Murray has
the qualifications as TO musicianship, ar
tistic temperament. vocal organs and
voice. OF the highest order" DIR. Frank
IL. Miller, another noted vocaF specialist,
states "the boy is the most remarkable
vocal phenomenon have ever seen or
heard" ,
Assisted by George Barrere, fiutist,
and Paul Kefer, celiist, the boy singer
will give a program including the
Queen OF tho Nights aria from
Mozart's Magic Flute" Strauss's "voce
al Primavera." the Una Voce POGO ia"
air from Rossinrs Barber of Seville
and two groups OF songs.
This evening a concert will be held at
the Greenwich Village Theater for the
benefit of an artist at 8 $50 o'clock. The
following artists will appear: Miss
Helen Jefferys. vIolInist: Miss Beatrice
Margine, coloratura soprano, and Reuven
Kosakon, pianist Tickets may be OBJ
talned at the box office,
At to-nights opera concert OF the Met
ropolltan Alexander Slioti, pianist, and
Gutla Casmi. cellist, will play. Nine
Nina ,Morgana and Nine. Julia Claussen
will sing. The orchestra will be directed
by Mr.. Bamboscheh.
The artists for the third Frederic
Warren ballad concert tonight at the
Selwyn Theater are Miss Harriet Var
Emden, soprano; Colin O'More. tenor
Norman Joilif, barytone Andre Polah
violInist. and Francis Moore, pianist
The attendance at the two preceding bal.
lad concerts this season has been OF Q
size TO indicate even an increased In
.terest in this unusual and interesting
series. which is designed by Mr.. Warren
mot to render popular songs, but to rem
der good songs popular"
The members OF the society who will
take part IN the Beethoven Association's
concert tomorrow night in Aeollan Hal
are Mime. Susan Metcalfe Casals. VIII
lam Bachaus, Pablo Casals, Hugo Kort-
schak and Alexander Schmuller The
program Brahms, trio for violin, piano
and horn; songs, Nine. Casals, with Mr.
Cssals at the piano; Schumann, piano
quartet. opus AZ. The Brahms trio will
be played by Messrs Bachaus and