The New York herald., 1922-01-08

From a Life" MS, Nine Leginska at
the piano; Saint-Saens. septet; e fiat.
with trumpet Messrs Schlossberg trum-
pet; Wagner. flute. and OlSel. clarinet.
will also assist in the list
The New York Banks Glee Club.
Bruno HUM conductor, enters its
forty-third season with a concert at
Can egie Hall on Tuesday evening. The
mir ETY. men of the choir will be heard in
selections including the following: king
Olafs Christmas" dramatic cantata,
Dudley Buck; spin. Spin," Swedish
Parker Sailors Chorus from THE Fly
ing Dutchman." Wagner. and the Bell
ringers Daughter" Reinthaler. The SOLO
lists will be Miss Greta Torpadie. So
prano. and Miss Rozsi Varaday, cellist
The Beethoven Association will give
it's third concert on Tuesday evening
at Aeolian Hall with the following menu
bers Miss Elena Gerhardt. Alexander
Siloti. Paul Kochanski, Pablo Casals
and Coenraad Bos as accompanist for
Miss Gerhardt. The program includes
two trios for plano, violin and cello.
Beethoven's in 3D." opus 20. No, 1. and
Brahms's In B, opus s, second edition,
and a group of Schubert's songs.
Sulelil<a l.. Suleilta H., Der Tod und das
Maedchen, Gretchen am Spinnrad, and
Der Musensohn.
Nine. Frieda Hempel, at her second
song recital, on Friday evening I'm Car
negie Hall, will sing arias and songs by
Mozart, Schubert, Grieg, Wolf. Bellini.
Strauss and other writer's.
Josef Hoffmann's programme for his
first recital. on Saturday afternoon In
Carnegie Hall is Chromatic Fantasy.
Bach; Andante Favori. Rondo in q.
Fury over the Lost Penny" Beethoven
InterInezzo. A. Rhapsody, G minor.
Brahms; valsc, A, Tschaiixowslxy: Ber-
ceuse. A flat minor. Tschaikowslsy-
Pabst: Tho Trout" Schubert-Liszt ;
Fantasy. c, Schumann.
Miss Luella Mcluis, coloratura So
prano, will sing and Mr.. Camilicri viii
play and conduct at the second gala
concert of the Peoples Chorus of New
York in the Town Hall on Thursday even
ing, January 49, on the occasion Of the
sixth birthday of the organization. Mrs.
Douglas Robinson will be the guest of
honor. The Peoples Chorus since its
origin In January. 1915. has held from
| two to four meetings every week the
year around, providing thousands Of
men and women In the city with a
chance to sing and learn how TO sing
or how to sing better from notes.
Other musical events OF the week
will be Miss Elena Gerhardt's last song
recital tonight ut Town Hall, Miss
Marie Rothman's first song recital this
afternoon at Ttwn Hall. Miss Ellen
Rumsey's song recital tomorrow after
noon at Town Hall. Manfred MallSin's
piano recital tomorrow night at Car
negie Hall. Mime. Marguerite d'Al-
varez's only song recital here this sea-
SON at Town Hall on Tuesday after
noon, Harold Morris's plano recital on
Wednesday afternoon In Aeolian Hall.
Leon Sametini's first violin recital here
on Wednesday evening at Town Hall,
Miss Mary Davis's song recital on Fri
day afternoon in the Princess Theater,
Miss Bertha Erza's song recital on Fri
day evening In Aeolian Hall. Arthur
Schnabels piano recital on Saturday
afternoon IN Town Hail. Josef Stopaks
recital on Saturday evening at Carnegie
Hall. Walter Leo Nolan's song recital
on saturday evening in Aeolian Hall
and the second free orchestral concert
on Saturday evening at tho Metropolis
tan Museum OF Art