The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Philharmonic Gives All Rus
sian Program at It's Con-
cert This Afternoon.

1" "HE Philharmonic Society's pro-
gram for It's concert this after
i noon at the Metropolitan Opera
House is: Rimsky -Korsakov overture
"The Russian Easter; Tschaikovsky
Variations on a Rocco Theme" for
cello. Hans Kinder, soloist: Rimsky-
Korsakov. suite. "Scheherazade"
Tschaikovsky, Slavic March" At
this same house on Sunday afternoon,
December "a, the society will present
an all-Wagner program.
Miss NADIA Rosenberg, a youthful
pianist from Russia. Will be heard for
the first time here as the soloist at the
City Symphony Orchestra's pop" con-
cert this afternoon in the Century The
ater. She will play Paderewskfs Polish
Fantasy" with orchestra. The numbers
for orchestra will be Tschaikovskys
"Pathetique' symphony, the Hymn to
the SUM-" from Rimsky Korsakov's 10
Coz dor and Johann Strauss Blue
Danube waltz
The program for the society's two
concerts. on Wednesday afternoon at
Town Hall, and Thursday evening In
Carnegie Hall. with Miss Erika Morini
az the soioist. is: Iberia" Debussy;
violin concerto. Brahms; lie Chasseur
Maudit." Cesar Franck.
Pablo Casals and Paul Kochanski will
be the soloists at the New Yorw SYM
phony Orchestra concerts in Carnegie
Hall Thursday afternoon and Friday
evening December 2S and =, when
Walter Damrosch Will direct a Brahms
ntar LIT r.ftH
play the double concerto. In minor,
for violin and cello. a Christmas pro-
gram at the third concert Of the young
peoples series Will be given by the So
ciety In Carnegie Hall Saturday after
noon. December 30. when the orchestra
will be assisted by the Schola Cantorum
of New York, Kurt SCHNEIDER. leader.
Mr. Damrosch will conclude the first
half OF the New York Symphony Or
chestra series with a Wagner program
In Acolian Hail. Sunday afternoon. De-
cember 81. when the conductor will make
his last appearance until March. Albert
Coates OF London will appear "a guest
conductor at the concerts OF the SYM
phony Society during january and
February. Early In January Mr.. DAM
rosch will leave for Minneapolis. where
he has accepted an invitation TO direct
concerts Of the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra for two weeks before going
South for a few weeks rest.
The Philadelphia Orchestra Will give
It's fourth concert at Carnegie Hall on
Tuesday evening The soloist will be
Nine Olga Samaroff She will play
the r flat minor piano concerto Of
| Tschaikowslcy. The orchestral numbers
will be an excerpt from Debussy's lie
Martyre de Saint Sebastien." Chausson's
Symphony In B flat and the Finale
from "Gotterdaemmeru
A program of Bach Sonatas viii be
given In Aeolian Hall this afternoon by
Alexander Slot, pianist; Paul Kochan-
ski. violinist. and George Barrere,
flutist. The sonatas are: No. 3. u (a).
for piano and violin; No. 6. r. for plano
and flute No. 8. r minor Ia. for piano
and violin: @. for plano, flute and vio-
| lin. The three artists who will take
part in the concert were asked the other
day why they had chosen an all Bach
program. Siloti replied that II was be
cause j. :. Bach was the greatest OF
living composers" Kochanski eaid that
Bach was his favorite writer and his
music was that of the heart. the head
! and the hand" When Barrere was
asked for his opinion he said: II love
Bach, but pity him because Of the