The New York herald., 1922-10-15
MUSIC-CONCERTS ON MANY STAGES OPERAS TO CONE :
DamroSch SoloiSt
for Young Peoples
Symphony Concer.
Conductor to Play at Series
Anniversary-0ther Musi-
cal Events.

Walter Damrosch. conductor Of the
New York Symphony Orchestra, will
appear with his orchestra as soloist at
the first of the symphony concerts for
young people in Carnegie Hall on Sat
urday afternoon, November IL, when T..
is planned to celebrate with appropriate
ceremony the twenty-fifth anniversary
season of this series. Mr.. Damrosch wi
conduct the first three numbers on the
program. Frank Damrosch, who founded
the Young Peoples concerts in 1898, will
direct the final Observation-Disclosures
LIE Carnaval des Animaux.' In this
number Walter Damrosch will play one
of the two piano parts and Alfred Corto
the other.
Bruno Walter. who will conduct three
concerts of the Symphony Society IN
February. made his farewell appearance
last month in Munich as conductor and
general music director of the opera, to
which post he succeeded the late Felix
Mottl in 1914. His concerts as guest
conductor with the orchestra will be
Mr. Walters first appearance in New
York
Mr.. Damrosch has consented to give
three symphony concerts for Young
People with the New York Symphony
Orchestra in Montclair. N. J. These con-
certs will be developed along the lines
Of the New York series. with Mr.. Dam
rosch giving short verbal explanations
Of the music In terms that are within
the musical understanding of young
people of eight and upward. The dates
arranged for the Montclair concerts are
December 10. February N and March 20.
An additional concert in this series will
also be given by George Barrere and the
Barrere Ensemble. which will illustrate
the wood wind instruments.
The orchestra with Paul Kochanski
and Albert Spalding. the violinists. as
assisting artists. will leave for its first
tour of the season on Friday. Mr.. Dam
rosch will direct concerts in New Ro-
chelle. Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia, returning to New York for
the first concert in Aeolian Hall Sun
day, October 90.
At the first Philharmonic concerts OF
the season on Thursday evening, october
26 and Friday afternoon. October n,
Josef Stransky will present two works
new to Philharmonic audiences. One
Of these works is new in this country
Korngold's symphonic overture, Sur
sum Corda-" Strauss's "Salome's Dance
will have its first Philharmonic presen-
tation. OF the Korngold work the COM
poser has written to Conductor Stran-
sky a comprehensive description for
translation and transcription into Mr..
Glman's program notes. The symphony
selected for the opening concerts is
Beethoven's Seventh. Debussy's two
nocturnes. "Nuages" and "Fetes" will
precede the Strauss number. which Will
conclude the program. Other novelties
which Mr.. Stransky will offer his aud
fences during the season insude
scherzo for orchestra by Leo Weiner.
SPambati's 'Te Deum Laudamus," a
symphonic poem by Savine entitled
"Golgotha." Daniel Gregory Masons c
major symphony. Elgar's "Falstaff,'
the Pastoral symphony of Vaughan
Williams, Rubin Goldmarl's "A Negro
Rhapsody" and "A Pagan Poem" by
Loeffler. The Philharmonic series at
the Metropolitan Opera House will open
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