The Washington times., 1925-03-16

SYMPTOM,
PIANO.
SONG
Dix Concerts In This Week OF
Music With Famous Stars
Of the World


Music With Famous Stars
Of the World
Concerts Of week:
: q.ns1av. A.30 - Nine. Schumann.
sNieiI1l #. recital, Polls.
Tanieht. S:3O-First AlI-American
inrolne1ade concert, MayflOwer.
Tuesday. 4.30-New York Sym.
Dllony concert, Bruno Walter, con.
ductor; Polls.
Tuesday, 4:30-New York Sym.
phOny Orchestra, Bruno Walter, con.
duct0F, Pole.
Tuesday, Acknowledgment Choral
Society, Charles Wengerd, condue-
tor, s.Stabat Mater" Of Rossini; Gen.
tral High School.
Thursday, 4:3O-C OrtOt, eminent
French pianist, In recital, National.
Saturday, 800 - Cadman-T sianinn
Joint Recital, RauscherSs.
& Nine. Schumann-Heink, most be-
loved OF contraltos. sings this after.
noon at 4:30 at Polls Theater, I'M
der the management OF Mrs. wilson
Greene.
achunnann-H eink is still a queen
"a the realm Of song. Her program
today includes:
my Heart Ever Faithful" Bach;
sHellstrahIender Tag" Bruch; die
Junge Nome" Schubert; "Wohin."
Schubert; "Standchen," Schubert;
= Allerseelen, Strauss; three songs
from "Dichterliebe, :. Schumann-
Tim Wunder schooner Monat Mai,
Aus meinen traenen spriessen,"
sDie Rose. Die Lille; "Fruhling
Ereigen, . Fleischmann; Allah"
Chadwick; TO q Child" Edward
Collins; "Cry Of Rachel (by re.
quest (lAary Turner Salterl; Trees"
Oscar Rasbach; "Bolero," Arditi.
Bruno Walter Conducts.
Bruno walter, the distinguished
European guest conductor, viii fi-
rect the final concert OF the New
York Symphony Orchestra tomo:-
rom at 4:30 at Polls Theater. He
IS recognized as one Of the best
known continental conductors, the
presiding genius Of the lannon's
Munich Mozart" and wagner
Festivals" former conductor OF the
Vienna Court Opera and successor
OF Felix Mottl as conductor and
general music director OF the Mum
tch Opera.
There win be two equally dis
Kin. yiolinist. and Lionel Tertfs,
viola. Dushkin was born in Rus
sian Poland, but was brought to
America In his early youth. He
returned later to Paris where he
studied with Remy at the Con-
servafory. Later he went 10 Auer
and for q final polishing to Kreis-
Ter. Lionel Tertis, the celebrated
European viola player. has the dis
tinction Of being the only artist
On this instrument who 10 now
givig recitals before the public.
These two artists win be heard
IN the Mozart double concert, the
BerIioz Symphony Fantastique and
Symphonic Poem by Smetana com.
plete this highly interesting pro-
gram. Seats are now on sale to
the public.
Cort0t, Great Pianist.
Mechanical music reproducing de-
vices find high favor with Alfred
Cortot, the famous French pianist.
who will play here on Thursday
Afternoon at the National Theater
under the management OF the I.
Arthur Smith, Inc, Concert Bureau.
Mr.. Cortot Is himself one Of the
most popular of recorders for
player-pianos and for photographic,
and he believes that these tnstru-
ments are genuine mediums for q
higher standard Of musical appre.
citation.
"The rolls and records reach the
public before the artist actually ar
riyes, in many instances, says
Mr.. Cortot, land as such reproduc-
lions are, in sense, the artist at
his best, they set a standard which
he must maintain in his actual per-
Torrance before an audience. Know.
ing this. the artist is on his mettIe
ut all times, and constantly gives
his best"
Mr.. Cortot's program on Thurs
Gay will include prelude, Chorale ct
Fugue Franck1: Twelve Studies,
OPP. 10 and Is Chopin; "Children's
Corner" Debussy), and "Tableaux
Dune Exposition" tMoussorgsky).
Two-PianO Artists Seen.
Guy Maier and Lee Pattison win
81NS bhCAA LAASh AHO-p1dAO
at Polls fheater Tuesday after.
noon, March "a, at 4.S0. under the
management Of Mrs. Wilson.
Greene.
The Maier-Pattison combination
holds a unique position in the piano
world. They appeared as soloists
last spring in this city with the
Philadelphia Orchestra and created
q lasting impression. Their roper.
toire Is very broad for they have
become the source or inspiration
for the creation Of new works for
two pianos by some of the best
known composers OF the day. They
have perfected their teamwork to
. remarkable degree and their unity
OF tone and rhythm leaves the
vritic nothing to do but admire
and praise.
SITTIG TRIO CONCERT
TONIGHT AT 10TH AND G
The Sittig Trio of New York.