The New York herald., 1922-03-12
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Schmuller.- with Xavier Reiter as assist
ing player.
Charles M. Courboin, famous Belgian
organist, will give the second and third
in the free organ recital series in the
Wanamaker Auditorium on Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons. Admission to these
Tuesday recitals Is by complimentary
ticket ohtainable at the concert bureau.
The seats for the Saturday recital are re-
served for the supervisors Of music until
2 80 o'clock on that day. After that
hour the public will be admitted to such
seats as may remain unoccupied.
The Peoples Chorus, Lorenzo Camil-
Teri. director, will give its third and last
concert this season on Thursday evening
at Town Hall. DIR. John II. Finley will be
the guest of honor on this occasion He
will speak on the subject OF ensemble
singing. The assisting artists will be
Rafaelo Diaz, tenor Of the Metropolitan,
and Miss Rozsi varady. Hungarian cei-
list. Maurice Eisner will be at the piano
for the solo artists. Mr.. Camilieri will
accompany and conduct the chorus. The
program includes for choir the Celestial
chorus from death and Life" by
Gounod; "Come with Flowers" from
''WiIliam Tell" by Rossini the chorus
Delilah," by Saent-Saens a group of part
songs, including softly She IL Lying"
new. and "Home Is Best" by request. by
Camilieri, and Smile Again My Bonnie
Lassie' and THE Bells OF Shandon." by
George Nevin. Thursday evening, be-
ing ST. Patrick's eve, the chorus will
sing a group OF Irish songs, including the
minstrel Boy" and "The Harp That
Once Through Tafa's Hall"
Sergei and Max Kotlarsl<y, brothers.
at their first joint violin and piano
recital In Aeolian Hall on Thursday
evening will be heard together in Rles's
third suite and In groups of solos.
Or. Fleclx will discuss Beethoven's
quartet. sopus is. No. g. and the Max
Jacobs String Quartet will play the
work at the regular concert In the
Adolph Lewisohn Free Chamber Music
Educational Series on Thursday even
ing in Hunter College Chapel, Park
avenue and Sixty-eighth street. Music
by Handel. Schubert, Rapf, Rubinstein
and other writers will also be heard.
Mile. Alice VerIet, Belgian prima
donna of the Grand Opera in Paris, n
coloratura soprano who made her
years ago. then later both sang with the
Chicago Opera and toured the United
States and Canada In concert, will give
q song recital at Carnegie Hall on Fri
day evening. Sailing this spring for
Europe 10 fulfil concert and opera en-
gagements In France and Belgium, she
plans to return 10 America next season.
Mile. verlet's program will include airs
by Mozart, TschaikowslSy's Pourquoi.
Dehussy's Les Cloches. Massenet's Allie
lula, from lie Cid" and Hadley's "The
Time OF Parting" John Warren Erb
will be at the plano.
Other musical events OF the week will
be Nine. Margaret Nikoloric's debut
plano recital here tomorrow afternoon
at Town Hall, r. Robert Schmitz's third
piano recital tonight in Rumford Hail.
Louis Dornay's first song recital here on
Tuesday afternoon In Aeolian Hall, Je-
rome Rappaports piano recital on Tues
day evening in Aeolian Hail. Nine. Nor
ton Harris's song recital on Wednesday
evening nj Town Hall. Manfred NAL
kin's second plano recital tomorrow
night in Carnegie Hall, Miss Gertrude
Debin's piano recital on Friday evening
in Aeolian Hall. Martin Richardson's
first song recital here on Friday after
noon in Aeollan Hall and Miss Adele
Bliss song recital on Saturday evening
In Aeolian Hall.
Osslp Gabrilowitsch al his third and
last piano recital on Saturday afternoon
In Aeolian Hall will play the, "variations
Serieuses" OF Mendelssohn. the sonata in
A minor, opus 100. of Schubert, and
works by other writer's.
The third concert In a series OF four
free orchestral concerts, David Names,
conductor will be held IN the Metro
politan Museum OF Art on Saturday eve-
ming. Tho program includes Dyorak's
New World" symphony and scaiero's
suite for string orchestra, manuscript
performance.