The New York herald., 1922-10-15


Quoting. A program of the Concert
gebouw of Amsterdam for it's first con-
cert of the season under Willem Mengel-
berg on Sunday. September %, received
a. the Philharmonic office, announces
the performance of Brahms's Academic
Festival overture and violin concerto
the latter played by Huberma nn--and
the First symphony of Beethoven.
The Oratorio Society, Albert Stoessel,
conductor, announces for it's initial per-
formapee of the season, on November %.
in Carnegie Hall. the first New York
performance OF Paolo Gallico's dramatic
oratorio. THE Apocalypse" This work
won the 5000 prize recently offered by
the National Federation of Music Clubs
and is set to the text of Pauline Arnoux
Macarthur and Henri Pierre Roche.
Scored for soloists. great chorus, orches-
ira and organ in the modern idiom. the
music is an Interpretation of the mes
sage conveyed in the books of Daniel
and the Revelation. The work is divided
into a prologue and three parts, namely:
"Belshazzar's Feast" "Arma geddon,"
Babylon" and the Millennium" The
soloists engaged for this performance
Klink, contralto; Elsa Stralia. soprano;
Delphine March. contralto; James Price,
tenor; Edwin Swain. barytone and
Frederick Patton, bass.
That Lucien Muratore will not return
to fill any engagements with the Chicago
Opera this forthcoming season, and that
he is to be replaced by Dalmores, the
French tenor, was ascertained in an an
nouncement from ]. F. Allen. manager
for Dalmores, who returned here re-
were concluded with Giorgio Polacco,
leading conductor OF the Chicago Opera
The former announcement that Dali
mores will begin an engagement in
Keith's vaudeville theaters is not altered
by the operate contract and as pre-
viously stated. he will sing at the Pal
ace Monday, October 16. Dalmores is
expected to arrive on the Finland from
Brussels to-day.
The New York String Quartet,
founded by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer,
will make it's first New York appear
ance at Aeolian Hall on Thursday eve-
ming, October 26. when It will give the
first of three Thursday night subscrip-
ton concerts. the other dates being No
venber 23 and March 1. The quartet.
which consists OF Ottokar Cadek. first
violin: Jaroslav Siskovsky, second
violin; Indvik Schwab. viola, and
Bedrich Vaska, cello, was organized in
1919, but at the time of its founding 1t
was agreed that no public concerts be
given in this city until three years had
elapsed. The ensembles performances
have been confined chiefly to private
recitals in the home of the founders
Jean Gerardy. the Belgian 'cellist,
Is returning to America after several
years absence. He will arrive here late
in October and will make his reappear-
ance In New York with the Philadel-
phia Orchestra on the evening of No
vember 81. He is making a tour of
Poland before leaving for America.
The Irish Regiment Band will make
its first extended tour Of the United
States this season. This Famous musical
organization, with headquarters in To-
ronto. won a brilliant distinction during
the late war. and on its tour of this
country will be accompanied by a group
of Irish singers, bagplpers and other dis
tinctive Celtic artists. The New York
concert will be given at the Hippodrome.
The American Music Guild. now in its
second season, purposes to give three
concerts in the Town Hall. on the eve
nlnES VI SdHudAJ " AcDA 0dAy - hiu
March Z, the programs Of which will
ontain the best compositions by Ameri-
can composers. The Guild cordially ex-
tends an invitation to all American COM
posers to submit works for performance
this coming season. Send compositions
and all communications TO Secretary
American Music Guild. / West Thirty
fourth street. room 604, New York city.
At present the resources OF the Guild
are limited and the programs for the
coming season must be confined to
vocal, piano. violin, viola, violoncel1o
and chamber music compositions. How
ever, Il is hoped that at no distant date
the services OF first class symphony
orchestra can be obtained for several
concerts of larger orchestral works. The
Guilds members are Marion Bauer.
Louis Gutenberg. Sander Harmati,
Charles Haubiel. Frederick Jacob. A.
Walter Kramer, Harold Norris, Albert
Stoessel. and Deems Taylor.
Reinald werrenrath will give his FIRST
song recital this season on Sunday
afternoon, October %. in Carnegie Hall
with the opening OF the Institute OF
Musical Art, Frank Damrosch. director.
has returned from Europe to make an
important announcement In the interest