1927 Jan 29 / Special / Goossens

ID:: 10004

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Orchestras

Members of NY Philharmonic

Conductors

Soloists

"S" = Soloist
"A" = Assisting Artist

Cassell, Marion / Piano / S
Schmitz, E. Robert / Piano / S
Schoettle, Elmer / Piano / S

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Cassell, Marion / Piano / S
Schmitz, E. Robert / Piano / S
Schoettle, Elmer / Piano / S
Chorus / Chorus / S
Hager, Mina / Contralto / S
Torpadie, Greta / Vocalist / S
Miller, Rosalie / Soprano / S
Pazmor, Radiana / Vocalist / S
Morgan, Eric / Vocalist / S
Parish, John / Vocalist / S
Jackson, Irving / Vocalist / S
Marwick, Dudley / Vocalist / S

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Works

Ives / Symphony No. 4
- Prelude: Maestoso
- Allegretto
Debussy / Incidental Music for King Lear (Roger-Ducasse, Jean)
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Ives / Symphony No. 4
- Prelude: Maestoso
- Allegretto
Debussy / Incidental Music for King Lear (Roger-Ducasse, Jean)
Intermission
Milhaud / Les malheurs d'Orphée, Op. 85
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Dates / Event Types / Venues

Jan 29, 1927 / 3:00PM / Special / Town Hall / Manhattan, NY

Notes

Orchestral concert of new works, presented by Pro-Musica, Inc.
"50 men from the Philharmonic Orchestra."

New York Times review, Jan. 30, 1927, confirms that Milhaud conducted his own composition and Goossens conducted the other works.

Ives: The symphony number is not given in the concert announcement or the review, but the movement names, use of pianos, and description in the review sounds like Symphony No. 4, Prelude and Allegretto. This symphony also has an optional chorus, and the review implies that a chorus was used in the Prelude.

Milhaud:
Mina Hager: Eurydice
Eric Morgan: Orpheus

Project Funder

Leon Levy Foundation

Preferred Citation

Concert program, 29 Jan 1927, Program ID 10004, New York Philharmonic Shelby White & Leon Levy Digital Archives.
https://archives.nyphil.org/index.php/artifact/c4fe8ab2-b635-4546-9d62-b45645af2d3c-0.1

1927 Jan 29 / Special / Goossens

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