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Musical Courier 1927-11-10: Vol 95 Iss 19, 1927
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1WHERE THEY ARE TO BE
2As Announced
4ALSEN, ELSA
5Dec. 15, Detroit, Mich.
6BAER, FREDERIC
7Nov. 16, Brooklyn, N. Y.
8BALOKOVIC, ZLATKO
9Nov. 9, Szeged, Hungary
10Nov. 10, Budapest, Hungary
11Nov. 19, Vienna, Austria
12Nov. 21, Dortmund, Germany
13BAUER, HAROLD
14Nov. 12, Boulogne, France
15Nov. 14, Paris, France
16Dec. 14, London, England
17Feb. 7, Saginaw, Mich.
18BANNINGAN, JOYCE
19Dec. 8, Syracuse, N. Y.
20BLOCH, ERNEST AND
21BLANCHE
22Dec. 16, New Haven, Conn.
23Jan. 16, New Haven, Conn.
24Feb. 24, New Haven, Conn.
25BONELLI, RICHARD
26Dec. 16, Pittsburgh, Pa.
27Jan. 10, Kansas City, Mo.
28BOWES, FLORENCE
29Dec. 7, Boston, Mass.
30CHALIAPIN, FEODOR
31Feb. 23, Ann Arbor, Mich.
32CHAMPE, HARRY
33Nov. 14, Williamsport, Pa.
34Nov. 16, Marietta, Ohio
35Nov. 18, Louisville, Ky.
36Nov. 21, Hartford, Conn.
37Nov. 30, Garfield City, L. I.
38N. Y.
39CHEMIST, RENEE
40Jan. 16, Tulsa, Okla.
41CHEKNAIVSKY TRIO
42Nov. 11, Hartsville, S. C.
43Nov. 12, Greenville, N. C.
44Nov. 14, High Point, N. C.
45Nov. 17, Hixson, Va.
46Nov. 18, Tusculum, Tenn.
47Nov. 20, Cincinnati, O.
48Nov. 21, Cincinnati, O.
49Nov. 22, Toledo, O.
50Nov. 28, Edmond, Okla.
51Nov. 29, Waco, Tex.
52Nov. 30, Houston, Tex.
53CRAIG, MARY
54Feb. 7, Paterson, N. J. one of two readings
55Feb. 7, Jackson, N. J. one of two readings
56D'ARANYI, YELLY
57Nov. 23, Cooperstown, N. Y.
58Nov. 29, Springfield, Mass.
59Dec. 6, Boston, Mass.
60Dec. 11, Wellesley, Mass.
61DE HORVATH, CECILE
62Feb. 25, Boston, Mass.
63DE GOGORZA, EMILIO
64Feb. 2, Rochester, N. Y.
65Feb. 9, Rochester, N. Y.
66DEL CAMPO, SOFIA
67Dec. 2, Washington D. C.
68EASTON, FLORENCE
69Dec. 8, Rochester, N. Y.
70ECHANIZ, JOSE
71Dec. 1, Bay City, Mich.
72ELLERMAN, AMY
73Dec. 2, Brooklyn, N. Y.
74Dec. 6, Cranford, N. J.
75Dec. 10, Brooklyn, N. Y.
76Dec. 30, Flushing, N. Y.
77Jan. 19, Elmira, N. Y.
78Feb. 3, Lawrenceville, N. J.
79ELSHUCO TRIO
80Mar. 14, Tulsa, Okla.
81ERSTING, GITA
82Dec. 2, Providence, R. I.
83FARNAM LYNNWOOD
84Nov. 12, Painesville, Ohio
85Nov. 23, Philadelphia, Pa.
86Dec. 1, Philadelphia, Pa.
87FLOZNALEZ QUARTET one of two readings
88FLOZANLEY QUARTET one of two readings
89Nov. 12, Aurora, N. Y.
90Nov. 14, Rochester, N. Y.
91Nov. 15, Oswego, N. Y.
92Nov. 17, Toronto, Canada
93Nov. 22, Madison, Wis.
94Nov. 27, Iowa City, Iowa
95Nov. 29, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
96GABRILOWITZ, OSSIP
97Dec. 12, Ann Arbor, Mich.
99GALLI-CURCI, AMELITA
100Nov. 29, Cleveland, Ohio
101Dec. 1, Rochester, N. Y.
102Mar. 5, Tulsa, Okla.
103GIANNINI, DUSOLINA
104Nov. 7, San Antonio, Tex.
105Nov. 17, Evansville, Ind.
106Nov. 21, Wichita, Kans.
107Nov. 24, Buffalo, N. Y.
108Jan. 5, Rochester, N. Y.
109Feb. 23, Dresden, Germany
110GIVEN, THELMA
111Dec. 1, Evansville, Ind.
112Dec. 2, Owensboro, Ky.
113Feb. 8, Medville, Pa.
114GOLDSTEIN, ROBERT
115Feb. 7, Paterson, N. J.
116GRAINGER, PERCY
117Jan. 2, Quincy, Ill.
118HACKER, ALICE
119Dec. 29, North Platte, Nebr.
120HART HOUSE STRING QUARTET
121Nov. 1, Montreal, Canada
122Nov. 14, Ottawa, Canada
123Nov. 21, Guelph, Canada
124Nov. 23, London, Canada
125Nov. 29, Cambridge, Canada
126Dec. 2, Salt Lake City, Utah
127Dec. 6, 7, 8, San Francisco, Cal.
128Cal.
129Dec. 11, Pasadena, Cal.
130Dec. 12, Los Angeles, Cal.
131(no line here) one of two readings
132Dec. 15, Los Angeles, Cal. one of two readings
133Dec. 19, Santa Barbara, Cal.
134Dec. 21, Hollywood, Cal. one of two readings
135(no line here) one of two readings
136Dec. 22, Hollywood, Cal.
137Dec. 23, Los Angeles, Cal.
138Dec. 27, Denver, Colo.
139Jan. 12, Toronto, Canada
140Jan. 15, Boston, Mass.
141HEIFETZ, IASCHA
142Jan. 1, Rochester, N. Y.
143HEMPLE, FRIEDA
144Nov. 10, London, England
145HESS, MYRA
146Dec. 25, Chicago, Ill.
147Dec. 3, Boston, Mass.
148Dec. 10, Boston, Mass.
149Feb. 13, Ann Arbor, Mich.
150HOFMANN, JOSEF
151Jan. 23, Ann Arbor, Mich.
152HOROWITZ, VLADIMIR
153Mar. 20, Richmond, Va.
154HOSS, WANDAL
155Jan. 1, Chicago, Ill.
156HOUSTON, MARIE
157Nov. 17, Bristol, Conn.
158HUTCHESON, ERNEST
159Nov. 13, Montreal, Canada
160JEAN, DAISY
161Feb. 3, Petersburg, Va.
162JOHNSON, EDWARD
163Nov. 11, Washington, D. C.
164Nov. 14, Pueblo, Colo.
165Nov. 18, San Jose, Cal.
166Nov. 19, Sacramento, Cal.
167Nov. 20, San Francisco, Cal.
168Nov. 21, Claremont, Cal.
169Nov. 22, San Francisco, Cal.
170Nov. 25, Salem, Ore.
171Nov. 28, Spokane, Wash.
172Dec. 29, Battle, Wash.
173Dec. 2, Bellinham, Wash.
174Dec. 5, Denver, Colo.
175Dec. 7, Chicago, Ill.
176Dec. 10, New Orleans, La.
177Dec. 14, Detroit, Mich.
178Dec. 17, Brooklyn, N. Y.
179Dec. 18, New York, N. Y.
180Jan. 4, New York, N. Y.
181Jan. 22, Brockton, Mass.
182JOSETTI, DYLA
183Dec. 20, Washington, D. C.
184KEENER, SUSANNE
185Nov. 12, Greybull, Wyo.
186Nov. 18, Mercersburg, Pa.
187Nov. 23, Frankfort, Ky.
188Nov. 23, Macon, Ga.
189Nov. 24, Milledgeville, Ga.
190Nov. 28, Gainesville, Fla.
191Nov. 30, Arcadia, Fla.
192KESTER, SUSANNE
193Feb. 13, Boston, Mass.
194MOISEIWITSCH, BENNO
195Dec. 4, Honolulu, Hawaii
196Dec. 4, San Francisco, Cal.
197MUNZ, MIECZYSLAW
198Nov. 25, Norfolk, Va.
199Nov. 29, Norwalk, Conn.
200Nov. 30, St. Louis, Mo.
201Jan. 30, Okaloosa, Iowa
202Jan. 31, Baldwin, Kans.
203Feb. 7, Trenton, Ohio
204NADWORNEY, DEVORA
205Mar. 18, Yaverhill, Mass.
206March 6, Washington, D. C.
207NIEMACK, ILSE
208Nov. 28, Dayton, Ohio
209NILES, DORIS
210Nov. 10, Kansas City, Mo.
211Nov. 12, Sioux City, Iowa
212Nov. 14, Kansas City, Mo.
213Nov. 15, Kansas City, Mo.
214Nov. 16, Kansas City, Mo.
215Nov. 17, Kansas City, Mo.
216Nov. 18, Kansas City, Mo.
217Nov. 19, Des Moines, Iowa
218Nov. 21, Rockford, Ill.
219Nov. 22, Evanston, Ill.
220Nov. 23, Evanston, Ill.
221NORTHROP, MARGARET
222Dec. 9, Washington, D. C.
224KIPNIS, ALEXANDER
225Dec. 11, Boston, Mass.
226Dec. 29, 30, Cleveland, Ohio
227KOCHANSKI, PAUL
228Jan. 18, Ann Arbor, Mich.
229Jan. 31, Richmond, Va.
230KRAFT, ARTHUR
231Nov. 29, 30, St. Louis, Mo.
232LAUBENTHAL, RUDOLF
233Jan. 5, Rochester, N. Y.
234LEON, STRING QUARTET
235Nov. 15, Atlantic City, N. J.
236Jan. 10, Hartford, Conn.
237Feb. 28, Lewisburg, W. Va.
238LETZ QUARTET
239Nov. 14, New York City
240LEVITZKI, MISHA
241Nov. 12, Marburg, Jugo-Slavia
242Nov. 13, Cilli, Jugo-Slavia
243Nov. 16, Belgrad, Jugo-Slavia
244Nov. 17, Osijek, Jugo-Slavia
245Nov. 19, Zagreb, Jugo-Slavia
246Nov. 22, Budapest, Hungary
247LEWIS, ROBERT
248Nov. 11, Jackson, Tenn.
249Nov. 22, Trenton, N. J.
250LIEBELING, GEORGE
251Nov. 10, Galesburg, Ill.
252Nov. 22, Chicago, Ill.
253Feb. 20, Boston, Mass.
254LONDON STRING QUARTET
255Feb. 1, New York, N. J.
256LUBOSHITZ, LEA
257Nov. 13, Akron, Ohio
258Nov. 17, Louisville, Ky.
259Nov. 18, Colchester, O.
260Nov. 23, Philadelphia
261Nov. 23, Ann Arbor, Mich.
262Nov. 27, Chicago, Ill.
263Nov. 28, Cincinnati, Ohio
264Dec. 4, Syracuse, N. Y.
265Dec. 9, Haddonfield, N. J.
266Dec. 16-17, Cincinnati, O.
267MAIER AND PATTERSON
268Jan. 10, Ann Arbor, Mich.
269Jan. 16, Atlanta, Ga.
270Jan. 21, Havana, Cuba
271Jan. 24, Tulsa, Okla.
272McGORMICK, MARY
273Dec. 1, Chicago, Mich.
274McQUAHIE, ALLEN
275Apr. 18, Brooklyn, N. Y.
276MEISLER, KATHYNN
277Nov. 14, Fort Peck, Mont.
278Nov. 17, Pittsburgh, Pa.
279Dec. 10, Danbury, Conn.
280MELLUS, LUELLA
281Nov. 21, Richmond, Va.
282Nov. 29, Warren, Ohio
283Nov. 29, Brooklyn, N. Y.
284Dec. 1, Madison, Wisc.
285Dec. 3, Milwaukee, D. C.
286Jan. 6, Joplin, Mo.
287Jan. 12, Portland, Ore.
288Feb. 21, Washington, D. C.
289Mar. 27, Akron, Ohio
290MIDDLETON, ARTHUR
291Nov. 10, Durant, Okla.
292Dec. 27, Carthage, Mo.
293Dec. 27, Detroit, Mich.
294MILLER, MARIE
295Feb. 28, Hamilton, N. Y.
296MORGAN, NINA
297Nov. 10, 11, Minneapolis, Minn.
298Nov. 16, Santa Monica, Cal.
299Nov. 18, Los Angeles, Cal.
300Nov. 19, San Francisco, Cal.
301Nov. 21, San Francisco, Cal.
302Nov. 22, San Francisco, Cal.
303Nov. 25, Salem, Ore.
304Nov. 28, Spokane, Wash.
305Dec. 29, Battle, Wash.
306Dec. 2, Bellinham, Wash.
307Dec. 5, Denver, Colo.
308Dec. 7, Chicago, Ill.
309Dec. 10, New Orleans, La.
310Dec. 14, Detroit, Mich.
311Dec. 17, Brooklyn, N. Y.
312Dec. 18, New York, N. Y.
313Jan. 4, New York, N. Y.
314Jan. 22, Brockton, Mass.
315JOSETTI, DYLA
316Dec. 20, Washington, D. C.
317KEENER, SUSANNE
318Nov. 12, Greybull, Wyo.
319Nov. 18, Mercersburg, Pa.
320Nov. 23, Frankfort, Ky.
321Nov. 23, Macon, Ga.
322Nov. 24, Milledgeville, Ga.
323Nov. 28, Gainesville, Fla.
324Nov. 30, Arcadia, Fla.
325KESTER, SUSANNE
326Feb. 13, Boston, Mass.
327MOISEIWITSCH, BENNO
328Dec. 4, Honolulu, Hawaii
329Dec. 4, San Francisco, Cal.
330MUNZ, MIECZYSLAW
331Nov. 25, Norfolk, Va.
332Nov. 29, Norwalk, Conn.
333Nov. 30, St. Louis, Mo.
334Jan. 30, Okaloosa, Iowa
335Jan. 31, Baldwin, Kans.
336Feb. 7, Trenton, Ohio
337NADWORNEY, DEVORA
338Mar. 18, Yaverhill, Mass.
339March 6, Washington, D. C.
340NIEMACK, ILSE
341Nov. 28, Dayton, Ohio
342NILES, DORIS
343Nov. 10, Kansas City, Mo.
344Nov. 12, Sioux City, Iowa
345Nov. 14, Kansas City, Mo.
346Nov. 15, Kansas City, Mo.
347Nov. 16, Kansas City, Mo.
348Nov. 17, Kansas City, Mo.
349Nov. 18, Kansas City, Mo.
350Nov. 19, Des Moines, Iowa
351Nov. 21, Rockford, Ill.
352Nov. 22, Evanston, Ill.
353Nov. 23, Evanston, Ill.
354NORTHROP, MARGARET
355Dec. 9, Washington, D. C.
357N. Y. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
358Jan. 4, Richmond, Va.
359N. Y. STRING QUARTET
360Nov. 7, Kokomo, Ind.
361Nov. 8, Peoria, Ill.
362Nov. 18, Huntington, W. Va.
363Nov. 18, Scarsdale, N. Y.
364Nov. 25, Des Moines, Iowa
365Nov. 29, Cairo, Girard, Mo.
366Nov. 30, Ottawa, Ill.
367Dec. 1, Rock Island, Ill.
368Dec. 2, La Porte, Ind.
369Dec. 5, Bedford, Ind.
370Dec. 6, Washington, Ill.
371Dec. 7, Lafayette, Ind.
372Dec. 8, Muskegon, Mich.
373Dec. 15, Washington, D. C.
374Jan. 18-31, inch, Palm Beach, Fla.
375Feb. 9, Owensboro, Ky.
376Feb. 13, Ashland, Ky.
377Feb. 15, Bluefield, W. Va.
378Feb. 17, Westfield, N. J.
379Feb. 23, Peoria, Ill.
380Feb. 25, Racine, Wis.
381Feb. 26, Dixon, Ill.
382Feb. 27, Aurora, Ill.
383Feb. 28, Keokuk, Iowa
384N. Y. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
385Feb. 1, Ann Arbor, Mich.
386ONEGIN, SIGRID
387Feb. 8, Richmond, Va.
388PADEREWSKI, IGNACE
389Jan. 23, Richmond, Va.
390PETERSON, MAY
391Feb. 19, Dallas, Tex.
392PONSELLE, ROSA
393Apr. 2, Richmond, Va.
394RABINOVITCH, CLARA
395Feb. 23, St. Charles, Mo.
396RAYMOND, GEORGE PERKINS
397Feb. 24, Hamilton, N. Y.
398ROSENTHAL, MORRIS
399Feb. 24, Richmond, N. Y.
400RUSSIAN SYMPHONIC CHOIR
401Nov. 10, Louisville, Ky.
402Nov. 11, Gulfport, Miss.
403Nov. 14, Pensacola, Fla.
404Nov. 17, Alexandria, La.
405Nov. 19, Georgetown, Tex.
406SAIZINGER, MARCEL
407Nov. 17, Philadelphia, Pa.
408SAPAIK, LEON
409Mar. 1, Boston, Mass.
410SCHARRER, IRENE
411Nov. 18, 21, Boston, Mass.
412SCHUMANN-HEINK, MME.
413Nov. 10, Rochester, N. Y.
414SIMONDS, BRUCE
415Nov. 22, New Haven, Conn.
416SMITH, HILARY
417Feb. 11, New York, N. Y.
418ST. OLAF LUTHERAN CHOIR
419Jan. 26, Ann Arbor, Mich.
420STRATTON, CHARLES
421Nov. 11, Fond du Lac, Wis.
422Nov. 13, Oshkosh, Wis.
423STRINZIKOV ENSEMBLE
424Nov. 12, Washington, Va.
425SUNDELIUS, MARIE
426Mar. 17, Montevallo, Ala.
427SWAIN, JOHN
428Nov. 15, Westminster, Md.
429Nov. 17, Portsmouth, Va.
430Nov. 18, Salisbury, N. D.
431Nov. 21, Buffalo, N. Y.
432Feb. 8, Providence, R. I.
433Mar. 27, Atlantic City, N. J.
434SZIGETI, JOSEPH
435Dec. 13, Richmond, Va.
436TALLEY, MARION
437Nov. 11, Charleston, W. Va.
438Nov. 16, Dayton, O.
439Nov. 17, Louis Mo.
440Nov. 21, El Dorado, Ark.
441Nov. 23, Oklahoma City, Okla.
442Nov. 25, Wichita Falls, Tex.
443Nov. 28, Shreveport, La.
444Dec. 2, Montgomery, Ala.
445Dec. 5, Savannah, Ga.
446Dec. 9, Washington, D. C.
447Dec. 11, Hartford, Conn.
448Dec. 13, New Haven, Conn.
449Dec. 18, Brockton, Mass.
450THEBERT, LAWRENCE
451Nov. 24, Tulsa, Okla.
452VALEIRANO, GIL
453Nov. 12, Sioux City, Iowa
454Nov. 18, Omaha, Neb.
455VERNIER, MARGARET
456Nov. 17, Bristol, Conn.
457VREELAND, JEANNETTE
458Nov. 17, Pittsburgh, Pa.
459Nov. 16, Buffalo, N. Y.
460Apr. 12, Minneapolis, Minn.
461Apr. 13, St. Paul, Minn.
462WERNKNAH, REINALD
463Dec. 9, Trenton, N. J.
464Mar. 27, Richmond, Va.
466MARGARET BERGIN
467Contralto
468Metropolitan Opera Company
469Available for Concert
470Address:
471Secretary, Buzzi-Pecca Studios
472130 West 77th St. New York
474Philadelphia Wins Chicago Prize
475Dudley Peele, of Philadelphia, is the winner of the Prize Song Competition held by the Swift and Company Male Chorus, according to an announcement by E. A. Schlamp, president of the chorus. Honorable mention was given to Gustav Mehner of Grove City, Pa.
477This is the seventh annual competition of the chorus, and the winning of the award carries with it a prize of $100. The musical setting is to Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind. It will be sung by the chorus during this season's concerts.
479Nadworney's Program Brings Reengagement
480Deyora Nadworney's program at Westchester, Pa., on October 27, elicited such praise that she was asked to repeat it at Warren, Pa., on November 7. Miss Nadworney, who has gained no little fame through her singing over the radio, will sing at Worcester, Mass., on November 17.
482Dyla Josetti Activities
483The recent debut of Dyla Josetti, young Brazilian pianist, caused quite a stir in New York musical circles. She was acclaimed as a great talent by the critics and all those who heard her, and not only was there a demonstration at the time of the concert but she has also been engaged already for concerts in Boston, Utica, Washington and New York. Her appearance in New York, November 15, will be in celebration of Brazilian Day, when there will be the inauguration of the American Brazilian Association at a luncheon for distinguished guests with the Brazilian Ambassador as guest of honor. Miss Josetti will play the Liszt tenth rhapsody and the Brazilian anthem with variation arrangement by Gottschalk. On December 20 her appearance in Washington will be for the Pan-American Union by special invitation, this being one of the two big concerts given by the society.
485Some Szigeti Dates
486Josef Szigeti, Hungarian violinist, has arrived in America from Continental triumphs and is booked on November 11 and 12 in Philadelphia; 16, as soloist with the Beethoven Symphony Orchestra in New York, and the following day as soloist at the Plaza Musicale. Then comes another tour, which includes appearances on November 22 in Kansas City; 28, Milwaukee, Wis., and November 29 in Berea, Ohio.
488CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENTS
489NEW YORK
490November 10—James Butler, song, evening, Carnegie Hall; Federal Whittley, song, afternoon, Town Hall; Maurice Marechal, cello, evening, Town Hall; Rebecca Seligman, operologue, morning, Guild Hall; Maria Sazonoff, piano, evening, Steinway Hall.
491November 11—New York Symphony Orchestra, evening, Carnegie Hall; Marianas Knezevitch String Quartet, evening, Town Hall; Ferdinando Tomas, cello, evening, Town Hall; Eldna Grey, song, evening, American Institute of Applied Music; Nectar de Flondor and Antonio Vanna Razotz, song, evening, Steinway Hall.
492November 12—Symphony Concert for Children, morning, Carnegie Hall; Jose Echaniz, piano, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; John Carroll, song, evening, Town Hall; Nadia Sisova and Jacob Loukin, joint concert, evening, Steinway Hall.
493November 13—Philharmonic Orchestra, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; Lawrence Tibbett, song, evening, Carnegie Hall; Frances Rogers, afternoon, Town Hall; Ilse Neimack, violin, afternoon, Gallo Theater; Alexander Brachocki, piano, afternoon, John Golden Theater; Michio Ito, dashing evening, John Golden Theater; Austin Conradi, piano, afternoon, Guild Theater; Louisa Howard, song, evening, Steinway Hall.
494November 14—Helen Laszlo, song, evening, Carnegie Hall; Helen Taylor, song, evening, Town Hall.
495November 15—Dmitri, dance, and Helen Jeffery, violin, evening, Carnegie Hall; Youri Bilstin, cello, afternoon, Town Hall; Martha Lavin, song, evening, Town Hall; Blanche Brunner Lavin and Elinor Laver, afternoon, Steinway Hall; Rosinsky, piano, evening, Engineering Auditorium; Mrs. Edwin Franko Goldman and Ralph Leopold, operologue, afternoon, Hotel Madison. one of two readings
496November 15—Dmitri, dance, and Helen Jeffery, violin, evening, Carnegie Hall; Youri Bilstin, cello, afternoon, Town Hall; Martha Argerich, song, evening, Town Hall; Blanche Brunner Lainé and Elinor Lander, afternoon, Steinway Hall; Gallo Rosinsky, piano, evening, Engineering Auditorium; Mrs. Edwin Franko Goldman and Ralph Leopold, operologue, afternoon, Hotel Madison. one of two readings
497November 16—Beethoven Symphony Orchestra, evening, Carnegie Hall; Rudolph Gruen, piano, evening, Town Hall; Arrington S. Helm, song, evening, Steinway Hall; Elshuco Trio, evening, Engineering Auditorium.
498November 17—New York Symphony Orchestra, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; Philharmonic Orchestra, evening, Carnegie Hall; Henri Deering, piano, evening, Town Hall; Eddy Brown String Quartet, evening, Town Hall; Ritz Carlton Hotel; Mrs. Rebecca Seligman, operologue, afternoon, Guild Hall; Artur Morning, Plaza. one of two readings
499November 17—New York Symphony Orchestra, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; Philharmonic Orchestra, evening, Carnegie Hall; Henri Deering, piano, evening, Town Hall; Eddy Brown String Quartet, evening, Town Hall; Ritz Carlton Hotel; Mrs. Rebecca Seligman, operologue, morning, Guild Hall; Artur Morning, Plaza. one of two readings
500November 18—Philharmonic Orchestra, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; Orchestral Concert, Leopold Auer conducting, evening, Carnegie Hall; Vladimir Drozdoff, violin, afternoon, Town Hall; Lydia Nechamkin, piano, afternoon, Town Hall; Mezzo-Soprano Piano, evening, Steinway Hall; Friday Morning Musicals, Biltmore Hotel; Compinsky Trio, evening, Carnegie Chamber Music Hall. one of two readings
501November 18—Philharmonic Orchestra, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; Orchestral Concert, Leopold Auer conducting, evening, Carnegie Hall; Vladimir Drozdoff, violin, afternoon, Town Hall; Lydia Neimack, song, afternoon, Town Hall; Alfredo Casella, piano, evening, Steinway Hall; Friday Morning Musicals, Biltmore Hotel; Compinsky Trio, evening, Carnegie Chamber Music Hall. one of two readings
502November 19—Alexander Brailowsky, piano, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; Philharmonic Orchestra, evening, Carnegie Hall; Mischa Weaksow, violin, afternoon, Town Hall; Edward and Jewel Bethany Hughes, evening, Town Hall; Minnie Goldman, piano, evening, Steinway Hall.
503November 20—Philharmonic Orchestra, afternoon, Carnegie Hall; Society of the Friends of Music, afternoon, Town Hall; New York Symphony Orchestra, afternoon, Town Hall; Lucilla de Vescovi, Songs of Italy, evening, John Golden Theater; Musical Forum of New York, evening, Guild Theater; New York Chamber Music Society, evening, Plaza Hotel.
504November 21—Tito Schipa, song, evening, Carnegie Hall; Beethoven Association, evening, Town Hall; Paul Jerome Thayer, boy soprano, evening, Steinway Hall; Ignace Hilsberg, piano, evening, Engineering Auditorium.
506ALEXANDER BRACHOCKI one of two readings
507Polish American Pianist one of two readings
508(no line here) one of two readings
509"A technique which is impeccably accurate and scholarly"
510N. Y. Herald Tribune
511Concert Management
512BERNECE KAZOUNOFF
513Steinway Hall
514NEW YORK
515Kazou Piano
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