New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

illuminate Mlsarendino, the Italian
violinist who gives recital at Town
Hall this evening, is member Of an
artistic family. His brother, Vincent, is
well known sculptor, whose statue Of
Roosevelt will grace the court of the new
model Roosevelt apartments in the
Bronx.
Jascha Heifetz will give his second
violin recital in Carnegie Hall on Sat-
urday afternoon, November rs.
Erna Rubinstein, the young violinist,
will open her tour soon after her ar
rival at St. Louis on November 6. Her
first New York appearance will take
place in Carnegie Hall on the evening
Of November II.
The st. Cecilia Club, Victor Harris
conductor, which began its rehearsals
for this season on October "a, will
give it's two regular concerts in the
ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria on the
evenings Of Tuesday, January %, and
Thursday, April s, 1923. The programs
will include number Of works spe-
cially composed for the club, and at the
April concert the club will have the
cooperation of the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra.
| At the first Brooklyn concert of the
| Philharmonic Society at the Academy
Of Music on Sunday afternoon, Novem.
Der 12, Mr.. Stransky's program will in.
clude the Second Brahms Symphony in
d major, LISTS "Tasso" and Salome's
Dance from Richard Strauss's opera
"Salome.' Arthur Shattuck will play
the fifth piano concerto Of Saint-Sasns
Francis Moore, pianist, and Hugo
Kortschak, violinist, will give their Sec
ond annual sonata recital at Aeolian
Hall on Friday evening, November II,
at o'clock.
The Philharmonic Society reports a
material increase in the attendance at
its opening concerts over that Of last
year for the corresponding perform
ances, citing the fact that this years
opening program was entirely or
chestral while last seasons included a
soloist. In spite Of this handicap the
box office returns showed an increase.
| Paul Bernard, violinist, who will be
heard for the first time in recital in
Aeolian Hall on the evening of Novem-
Der 16, is an American by birth and
received his musical education in this
country. The "Chaconne," by Vitali,
and the Goldmark Concerto are the
principal numbers of his program.
Rose Florence will give song re-
cital in Aeolian Hall on Tuesday after
noon, November 81.
| Jean Gerardy, the eminent Belgian
cellist, now in this country after an
absence of several years, will make
his first temperance with the Phila-
delphia Orchestra in Carnegie Hall on
the evening Of November 21.
| Emilio de Gogorza, who will give his
first New York recital Of the year at
Town Hall on Sunday afternoon, No
,vember 10. has prepared a program Of
wide variety. Handel, Gluck and
Schumann are among the composers
represented.
| After an interval Of several years
the Flonzaley Quartet is again to play
in Brooklyn at the Academy Of Music
under the auspices Of the Institute Of
Arts and Sciences, in series Of three
chamber music recitals. The istes are
Thursday evenings, November 18
March i, and Sunday afternoon, Janu.
ary 81.
| A "yiolin contest recital" will be
given by Michael Banner at Aeolian
Hall on Monday evening, November 13
at S:15, in which Stradivarius violin
ss to be compared with new instru.
mont treated with the filing process
developed by Julius d. Horvath. Mr.
Banner will play each number twice
first on his Stradivarius and again oz
/ the treated American violin.
Miss lisa Kremer will give her secont
concert in Carnegie Hall this afternoon
Again she will sing songs in Russian
1 French, italian, Yiddish and English.
| A suite for violin and piano By Lei
Sowerby, three preludes for violin b!
Frederick Jacohi, Ave new songs b.
Winter Watts and four pieces fo
|violoncello and piano by Louis Gruen
berg form the program to be givel
| by the American Music Guild at th
i first membership concert on Wednes
day evening, November s, at the Publi
Library, Fifty-eighth Street. branch
The artists appearing are Lajos Sank