The New York herald., 1922-05-28
68 Graduated This
Week by Institute
of Musical Arts
Commencement Exercises in
Aeolian Hall to Be Followed
by Comedy Revue.

ten post graduate students receiving
diplomas Of proficiency. The awarding
of diplomas by the board of trustees,
consisting of Paul d. Cravath, John
l.. Wilkie. Felix e. Kahn and Paul M.
Warburg. is to take place at the COM
mencement exercises at Aeolian Hall
Thursday evening. June 1. The FIVE
students who have received the award
of artists diplomas will be officially
presented to the student body at that
time. They are Misses j. Nora Fau-
chald. Margaret Hamilton, Anna
Blumenfield and Dorsey Wilmington
and William Kroll.
The diplomas will be presented by
Director Damrosch Just before the
close Of the musical program, which
is as follows:
Overture, "Fingaps Cave" :. .Mendel,sohn
Orchestra of the Institute.
Concerto for violin. op. So lallegro
william Kroii
Scene and air from Der Freischutz."
"Wie nachts mir der Schlummer.''
Nora Taac.ald.
COnCertStuCk. ahar
Marsarei Hamilton. 'e
Concerto for strings. .vivaidi
Mr.. Franz Kneisel. Conductor.
Overture. Magic Flute. ............ Mozart
Orchestra of the Institute.
On Saturday luncheon will be given
for the graduates at the institute. with
the faculty and board OF trustees pres-
enr.
Even the students Of a classical insti-
tute have their chance at the popular
jazz conception of music. and once a
year are INDUCED at the students annual
operetta, staged at commencement time.
This years revue is called Jazz a la
Carte and is to be given on the nights
of juno and 8. The book is the work
OF Miss Dorothy Crowthefs, a pos.
graduate student. who Is also directing
the production. The lyrics are by Franl:
Hunter and the music by Richard c.
Rodgers. Gerald Warburg has also
written several numbers. One of the
dancers will be Herbert L. Fields, son OF
the veteran comedian.
Many thousands of New York music
lovers are looking forward to the OPEN
ing of the twelve weeks series of sum-
mer concerts on the green at Columbia
University which starts on Monday.
June IL. The concerts will be given by
the Goldman Band. under the direction
of Edwin Franko Goldman.
Besides the concerts at Columbia there
will be additional free concerts In the
ner the music Is carried to those who
would otherwise not have the opportu-
nifty Of hearing IT,
For the Columbia University concerts
admission Is by ticket only. Free sea-
son tickets are given to those VINO can
not afford to subscribe and may he had
upon written request to Summer Con-
certs." Columbia University. the only
requirement being that each applicant
inclose a self-addressed stamped en-
velope.
The final monthly concert by pupils Of
the Music School Settlement. 55 East
Third street. will be given this after
noon at o'clock. A feature of the con-
cert will be a group Of songs by Mr..
Frederick Schleider head of the theory
department. The public Is invited.
The Kreins Symphony Orchestra Of
so pieces, Christian Kreins conductor.
will give their last concert OF the season
at the Auditorium on Saturday after
noon at 2 80. The soloist will be Louis
Roberts, who will make his American
a L.
but recently arrived In America from
Holland. where he was for many years
organist of the cathedral at Haarlem
and also at the Amsterdam Conserva-
tory. He also served as an assistant
conductor with Willem Mengelberg. He
is known as one OF the expert perform
ers Of the Netherlands. Admission to
the concert is free.
Mayor HyIan will open the exercises
commemorating the birthday OF Thomas
Moore at the statue erected to the men,
ory of the Irish poet in Central Park
near the Fifty-ninth street entrance at
Fifth avenue this afternoon at o'clock.
The program arranged by the Irish
Music Foundation will include songs
by Thomas Egan. the Irish tenor. that
were written more than century ago
by Thomas Moore and other ensemble
features, both choral and instrumental.
The twenty-frst annual concert OF
the Diploma Students of the Guilmant
Organ School. under the direction OF
DR.. william c. Carl, will be held In
the First Presbyterian Church, Fifth
avenue and Twelfth street. tomorrow
evening. The program will include
selections by Bach, Handel. Mendels-
sohn. Krebs, Guilmant. Saint-Saens,
Horatio Parker and Arthur Foote. The
diplomas will be presented by the Rev.
DR.. George Alexander. The soloist VIII
be Miss Amy Ellcrman, solo contralto
of the First Church. No tickets are
required.
Angelo GIuffrida, italian violinist
will give a recital at Carnegie Hall
this evening. His program includes
Sonata In u minor" Veracini Con
certo op Ca" Mendelssohn, and Ca
Vote In major" Bach -Burmester.
Miss Marina Campanari. daughter OK
Giuseppe Campanari former barytone
OF the Metropolitan. has made a sue
cessful operate debut as Gtidd In
"Rigoletto" at vincenza. Italy. under
the direction of Arturo Vigna.
with Mengelberg. Stransly and Bo-
danzky In Europe, Henry Hadley. the
associate conductor OF the Philharmonic
Society. is the only member or the staff
OF conductors who remains In New
York He will conduct the Philhar-
monte Orchestra Mt the Stadium con-
certs. dividing the direction of the
orchestra with Mr.. Van Hoogstraaten.
Arthur Judson, who succeeds Felix
r. Leifels as the manager OF the Phil
harmonic Society. commenced his active
duties In that position n few days ago.
The personnel OF the orchestra is COM
plete with few changes from that Of
last season and the schedule OF con-
certs for tho eighty-irst season Is sim