The New York herald., 1922-12-31
DamroSch and
Symphony Play
FareweH To-day
Plans Two Months Absence i'm
West and South-Othcr
Music Notes,

wv TALTER DAMROSCH, con-
\A/ ductor of the New York Sym
phony Orchestra, will make
his last appearance until March at the
society's concert in Aeolian Hall this
afternoon. when he will direct an all
Wagner program, with Ruth Blackman
Rodgers, soprano; Richard Crooks,
tenor, and Gustave Tinlot. violinist,
as the assisting artists. The program
will comprise the first prelude and the
prelude to the third act of "Lohen-
grim" two excerpts from THE Mas
tersingers." THE Dance of the APP
prentices' and THE Prize Song" the
latter sung by Mr.. Crooks; the prelude
and finale from Tristan und Isolde
the Good Friday spell from 'Parsifal,'
arranged for violin solo. played by Mr..
Tinlot, the concert master; the Paris
version of the "Tannhaeuser" Bac-
chanale and the duet from the pro-
logue OF "The Twilight of the Gods
with Mrs. Rodgers as Bruennhilde and
Mr.. Crooks as SteOfrted.
Mr. Damrosch will leave after the
concert for Minneapolis. where he VIII
appear as guest conductor of the Mime
apolls Symphony Orchestra for TWO
weeks The conductor then plans to
spend a few weeks vacation in the
South.
Albert Coates. guest conductor OF tne
New York symphony Orchestra. an
nounces the program for his first con-
cert in Aeolisn Hall Sunday afternoon.
January Z, which will mark the begin
ming OF the London conductors third
visit to this country. His list Is: Glaz-
zunov. Symphony. No. s: the Don
Juan" Strauss: Scherzo. from Tschai-
kovsky's Manfred" and ION Hearing
the First Cuckoo In Spring" Delius.
The Philharmonic Society's program
for this afternoon at Carnegie Hall.
with Ernest Schellng as the soloist. IS:
Mendelssohn. Overture. "Fingal's Cave"
scholling. Fantastic Suite for piano and
orchestra: Tschaikovsky. "Pathetique'
symphony and Slavic March. Henry
Hadiey. making his first appearance OF
the season as the society's assistant con-
ductor. will lead the society's concert in
Carnegie Hall on Saturday evening,
with Toscha Seidei soloist. The pro-
gram: Humperdinck. Overture to "Koe-
nigsknder'': Brahms. violin concerto:
Gilbert. Suite from Music for the PHI
grim Tercentenary Pageant. first time
here: Strauss, Don Juan" AT the
Philharmonic concert on Tuesday eve
ming January ?. at the Metropolitan
Opera House. Henry Hadley conductor.
Converse's symphony. No. ?. u. VIII be
played for the first time here.
Next Sunday, at the Academy Of Mu-
sic in Brooklyn. Mr.. Hadley VIII lead
the philhs rmonic Orchestra In The first
Drooklyn performance Of aint-Sacns's
Carnival of Animals. Kurt Schlndler
and Madeleine Marshall will play the
piano parts In this work. ar. Hadloy
will conduc; the orchestra In his own
symphony. No. 3, y minor: the overture
to Humperdincks 'i<oenigskinder. and
Strausss Don Juan"
Rudolph CAM. the pianist. who Is
now conductor OF the st. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra. will be heard here
for the first time in two years. max
ing. It Is announced. his only New York
appearance this season as soloist In the
City symphony Orchestras concerts at
Carnesie Hall. on the evening OF New
Years Day and at Town Hall on
Wednesday afternoon. playing the B
flat minor piano concerto OF Tschaikow-
sky. NJ. Foch's other numbers will be
Bcethover'a rirsh symphony and Cha