The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 23

Symphony Society Offers} Brahms’ Program With +» Distinguished Soloists. oi ‘By Frank H. Warren. ‘ Walter Damrosch who, after next Sunday, hands over the baton of the * Syimphony Society to Albert Coates. chose @ Brahms program for the first of his twilight concerts—"Die Got- terdammerosch,"’ as it were—yester- day in Carnegie Hall. A Brahms pro me once sounded rather terrify but yesterday's large audience did “not find it so for Mr. Damrosch, in his judicious selections, had tempered any anticipated heavy curse, It opened with the ‘scholastically humor- ous Academic Festival Overture, that shows what » master can do with simple starting points. Four move- ments of the Serenade in D, Brahn first published work for orchestra, fol- eT Which shows what a young aan can do when he has something musical to say. The dainty and sim- ply melodious Minuetti with the 1 scoring for flute, clarinet, <4 and cello, brought responses of “Obs” from the audience. The Variations on a Theme by Haydn, nine of them, and none too long, dis- @losed the maturer composer's skill at handling rhythms and structural difficulties. The show piece vas the double “eoncerto for violin and cello, Paul Keoohanski, who seems to be violinist extraordinary to the Symphony So- ciety, and Pablo C cellist ex- ‘traordinary in any society, acting as soloists; While this composition does Mot want for display passages for either artist, there is a close weld- ing of instruments and orchestra throughout the concerto, frequently giving the effect of a string quartet Tt was tifully played by orchestra and solois' Mr. Casal's tone, tech- nique and style were, as ever, {m- peccable, and Mr. Kochanski, except for an occasional muddling of the tone, was not far behind the cellist. ‘The concert will be repeated this eve- ning. 3c Joseph Schwarz, baritone, heard here last season with the Chicago Op- er and in recital, gave a party on a grand scale in the evening in Car- negie Hall, where he was heard in a recital of songs and operatic arias “with the Philharmonic Orchestra, Jobef Stransky conducting, suppliyng the accompaniment. The nove! of the program were two songs by Lu “Bs Muss ein Wunderbares sein” and “O Komm ein Traum,” for which the orchestrations were pre- ‘pared’ and dedicated to Mr. Schwarz by Arthur Nikisch, and four Biblical songe of Dvorak, “By the Waters of “Turn Ye to Me, Mine Byes” and “Sing a New Song,” orchestrated by Bernard Wagenaar, & member of the Philharmonic. The were from “Le Roi de Lahore,’ o Eri tu from “The Masked Ball," ie de Rot from “L'Africaine” and Wotan'’s Farewell from “Die Wal- kure." . Mr, Schwarz, most commendably, wished to show his vocal art In num- bers for which opera affords little epportunity, and it is understood he plans. repeating the program with the Chicago Orchestra. He has a baritone voice of fine, resonant qual- ity, excellent breath control, and a style that has its artistic touch He is extremely temperamental, vig- orous, intense and dramatic, quelitic forming a screen through which the expression of tenderness and sen- timental feeling cannot always find their way, He is inclined to lay a heavy hand on the head of his selec- tions, After leaving Mr. Schwarz, Vernon Archibald, who was singing in Acollan Hill, seemed baritone in miniature. Mr. Archibald as the sary feeling, but light touch and nec: N Proportions! ELECTRIC JOASTER| ee Am om isi 5 * OUR Guaranteed eck. |CURLING IRONS 50 | Extra $1.95 Special + | ELECTRICAL & ENGINE ‘ |ft Eighth Ave. agitiad an Teeth Without Piates Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, Treat Diseased Gums, Badly Decayed Teeth and Roots Care: fully Extracted. Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned, ! " OF TEETH N E Gold i i Bridgework, Fillin; Of Gold, Silver ‘and Porcelal Made at Reasonable Prices. 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M Biltmore, evening. otti is of the deprive him muc rocking chair the next benefit will have to be for him. Music Teachers’ National Association, convention, Pennsylvania, robust voice, He at least, is food. He le stage presence and hearers considerable n agi his ured at the Met- “Die Tote Stadt,” the in which she was first heard She was supported by Messrs. Schutzendorf, Meader, and by Mmes. Delaunois and An- the afternoon, for the benefit of Mme. Easton and Messrs. Gigli ery and new stage busines. M pinion that if thes longer of tho old IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. Sigma, dance, Pennsyl- venii ance, Pennsyl- Research Society, all day, eur Athletic Federation, » 10 A.M Roxing 1 meeting- Association, nickerbocker Club, dance, Astor, 9 + danee, Astor, 9 P, M, President's dance, Commo- Phi Sorority, luncheon, lanhattan Medical Soctety, dinner, Theta Delta Chi Club, dance, Biltmore, American Radio Exposition Central Palace. ° Ni Speech, meeting, League meeting, home of Mrs. L. 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