PRINCIPAL WORKS

"The Dream of Gerontius," Elgar; “Aida," Verdi; "The Walrus and the Carpenter," Fletcher; E major Symphony, Alfvén; D major Symphony, Brahms; "Jupiter" Symphony, Mozart; "Othello" Overture, Dvorák; "Fingal's Cave" Overture, Mendelssohn; G minor Concerto, Rubinstein; "Dance Rhapsody," Delius; "Molly on the Shore," "Mock Morris," and "Shepherds Hey," Grainger; "Finlandia," Sibelius; "Siegfried's Rhine Journey," Wagner.

TWENTY-FIFTH FESTIVAL

May 15, 16, 17, 18, 1918-Six Concerts

Soloists: Miss Ada Grace Johnson, Miss Lois Marjorie Johnston, Mme. Claudia Muzio, Miss Myrna Sharlow, Sopranos; Miss Nora Crane Hunt, Mme. Margaret Matzenauer, Miss Emma Roberts, Contraltos; Mr. Paul Althouse, Mr. James Hamilton, Mr. Ippolito Lazaro, Mr. Giovanni Martinelli, Mr. Odra Patton, Tenors; Mr. Guiseppe de Luca, Mr. Robert Dieterle, Mr. Bernard Ferguson, Mr. Arthur Middleton, Mr. David D. Nash, Baritones; Mr. Joseph Bonnet, Organist; Mr. Rudolph Ganz, Pianist.

PRINCIPAL WORKS

"Carmen," Bizet; "Into the World," Benoit; "The Beatitudes," Franck; D minor Symphony, Schumann; Indian Suite, MacDowell; Lenore, No. 3, Overture, Beethoven; "The Secret of Susanne," Overture, Wolf-Ferrari; Suite, "Scheherazade," RimskyKorsakow; Suite, "The Wand of Youth," Elgar; "An Afternoon of a Faun," Debussy; "Irish Rhapsody," Herbert; "L'Apprenti Sorcier," Dukas; Fantasie and Fugue, Liszt; Pianoforte Concerto in B flat minor, Tchaikowsky.

TWENTY-SIXTH FESTIVAL

May 14, 15, 16, 17, 1919-Six Concerts

Soloists: Miss Anna Fitziu, Miss Lois Marjorie Johnston, Miss Rosa Ponselle, Sopranos; Miss Merle Alcock, Mrs. Louise Homer, Miss Minerva Komenarski, Contraltos; Mr. Fernando Carpi, Mr. Arthur Hackett, Tenors; Mr. Robert R. Dieterle, Mr. Andres de Segurola, Baritones; Mr. Gustaf Holmquist, Bass; Mr. Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Pianist; Mr. Charles M. Courboin, Organist.

PRINCIPAL WORKS

"Faust," Gounod; “Ode to Music," Hadley; "Fair Land of Freedom," Stanley; "Eroica" Symphony, Beethoven; B flat Symphony, Chausson; G minor Symphony, Mozart; D major Suite, Bach; Overture, "A Russian Easter," Rimsky-Korsakow; Overture, "Carneval," Dvorák; Ballet-Suite, "Sylvia," Delibes; "The Enchanted Forest," d'Indy; Rhapsodie, "Norwegian," Lalo; Pianoforte Concerto, B flat major, Brahms.

TWENTY-SEVENTH FESTIVAL

May 19, 20, 21, 22, 1920-Six Concerts

Soloists: Miss Myrna Sharlow, Miss Lenora Sparks, Sopranos; Miss Carolina Lazzari, Madame Margaret Matzenauer, Contraltos; Mr. James Hamilton, Mr. Edward Johnson, Mr. William Wheeler, Tenors; Mr. Robert R. Dieterle, Mr. Leon Rothier, Mr. Titta Ruffo, Mr. Renato Zanelli, Baritones; Mr. Josef Lhévinne, Pianist; Mr. Arthur Edwin Kraft, Organist.

PRINCIPAL WORKS

"Manzoni" Requiem, Verdi; "Damnation of Faust," Berlioz; B flat major Symphony, No. 1, Schumann; F minor Symphony, Tschaikowsky; Overture, "Patrie," Bizet; Overture, "Euryanthe,” von Weber; Overture, "Russlan and Ludmilla," Glinka; Symphonic Poem, "Tasso," Liszt; "Vysehrad," "The Moldau," Smetana; Capriccio Espagnole, Rimsky-Korsakow; Symphonic Poem, No. 3, "Le Chasseur Maudit," Franck; Symphonic Poem, "Finlandia," Sibelius; Concerto for Pianoforte, No. 1, C major, Beethoven; Concerto for Pianoforte, No. 1, E flat major, Liszt.

TWENTY-EIGHTH FESTIVAL

May 18, 19, 20, 21, 1921-Six Concerts

Soloists: Mme. Lucrezia Bori, Mme. Florence Hinkle, Miss Lenora Sparkes, Mrs. Grace Johnson Konold, Sopranos; Mme. Merle Alcock, Mme. Cyrena van Gordon, Contraltos; Mr. Charles Marshall, Mr. Lambert Murphy, Tenors; Mr. Theodore Harrison, Mr. Arthur Middleton, Baritones; Mr. Gustaf Holmquist, Mr. Robert McCandliss, Basses; Mme. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, Pianist.

PRINCIPAL WORKS

"Elijah," Mendelssohn-Bartholdy; "Aida," Verdi; "Voyage of Arion," Children's Chorus, Moore; Symphony, No. 10, C major, Schubert; Symphony, No. 2, C minor, Op. 17, Tschaikowsky; Overture, "Husitzka," Op. 67, Dvorák; Overture, "Magic Flute," Mozart; Suite, "Woodland," A minor, Op. 42, MacDowell; Symphonic Poem, "Juventus," de Sabata; Symphonic Poem, "Attis," Op. 16, Stanley; Concerto for Pianoforte, No. 2, F minor, Op. 21, Chopin; Mefisto Waltz, Liszt; Chorale and Fugue, Bach-Abert; March-Fantasie, with Chorus, "Triomphalis," Op. 14, Stanley.

TWENTY-NINTH FESTIVAL

May 17, 18, 19, 20, 1922-Six Concerts

Soloists: Mme. Frieda Hempel, Mme. Florence Easton, Miss Adele Parkhurst, Sopranos; Mme. Cyrena Van Gordon, Miss Kathryn Meisle, Contraltos; Mr. Mario Chamlee, Mr. Riccardo Martin, Tenors; Mr. Reinald Werrenrath, Mr. Carl Schlegel, Baritones; Mr. Rollin Pease, Bass; Mr. William Bachaus, Pianist.

PRINCIPAL WORKS

"La Vita Nuova," Wolf-Ferrari; "A Psalmodic Rhapsody," Stock; "Tannhäuser" (Paris version), Wagner; “A Song of Spring," Busch; Symphony, No. 2, E minor, Rachmaninow. Overtures: "Academic Festival," Brahms; "Benvenuto Cellini," Berlioz; "Springtime of Love," Georg Schumann. Suite, Opus 19, Dohnanyi; Ballade, "Tam O'Shanter," Chadwick. Symphonic Poems: "Tasso, Lamento e Trionfo," Liszt; "Le Rouet d' Omphale," Saint-Saëns; "Death and Transfiguration," Strauss; "Procession of the Knights of the Holy Grail," Wagner. Concert Waltz, No. 2, Glazounow; "Midsummer Wake," Alfven; Concerto for Pianoforte, G major, Beethoven.

Detailed Repertoire of The May Festival, Choral

Union, and Extra Concert Series

From 1888 to 1922 Inclusive

List of Organizations, Artists, and Works

ORCHESTRAS

Boston Festival (51); Boston Symphony (5); Chicago Festival (3); Chicago Symphony (92); Cincinnati (2); Detroit (10); Detroit Symphony (10); New York Philharmonic; New York Symphony; Philadelphia (2); Pittsburg (7); United States Marine Band.

CHAMBER MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS

Detroit Philharmonic Club (4); Detroit String Quartet; Elsa Fischer Quartet; Flonzaley Quartet (7); Kneisel Quartet (4); New York Philharmonic Club; Spiering Quartet; New York Chamber Music Association, II artists (2)).

CONDUCTORS

Damrosch; Gabrilowitsch (9); Herbert (3); Killeen; Kneisel; Kolar; Kunwald; Mollenhauer (31); Moore; Muck; Nikisch (2); Pauer (3); Rosenbecker; Santelmann; Seidl; Stanley (91); Stock (58); Stokowski (2); Stransky; Thomas (6); Urach; Zeitz.

ARTISTS

SOPRANOS

Mme. Alda; Miss Leonora Allen; Miss Perceval Allen (4); Miss Bailey (2); Miss Inez Barbour; Mrs. Bishop (5); Mme. Blauvelt; Lucretia Bori; Mme. Brema; Miss Broch; Mrs. Bussing; Mme. Calvé; Miss Anna Case; Mrs. Cumming; Miss Dux; Miss Doolittle; Miss Easton; Mme. Farrar; Maude Fay; Miss Anna Fitziu; Mrs. Ford (2;) Mme. Fremstad (2); Mme. Gadski (3); Mme. Galli-Curci; Miss Lucy Gates; Miss Goodwin; Mme. Gluck (2); Miss Harrah; Miss Frieda Hempel (3); Mrs. Henschel; Miss Hiltz; Miss Hinkle (6); Miss Johnson (3); Mrs. Johnson-Konold (2); Miss Johnston (5); Mme. Juch (3); Mme. Kaschoska; Mme. Kileski (2); Mme. Klafsky; Miss Kleyn (2); Mme. Linne; Miss Liebling; Miss Lohmiller; Mrs. Sammis MacDermid (2); Mme. Maconda (2); Miss Marvin; Miss Nina Morgana (2); Mme. Muzio; Mrs. Nikisch; Mme. Nordica (2); Miss Osborne; Mrs. Osborne-Hannah (2); Miss Parkhurst; Miss Parmeter; Mme. Pasquale (2); Miss Ponselle; Mrs. French

Read (2); Mrs. Rider-Kelsey (6); Mme. Rappold (3); Miss Rio (5); Mme. de Vere-Sapio (2); Mme. Sembrich; Miss Sharlow (2); Miss Sparkes (2); Mme. Steinbach; Miss Stevenson; Miss Stewart (5); Mme. Tanner-Musin; Mrs. Walker (2); Mrs. Winchell (2); Mrs. Wood; Mrs. Zimmerman (2).

CONTRALTOS

Mrs. Alcock (2); Mrs. Bloodgood (3); Mme. Bouton (4); Miss Buckley (2); Mrs. Clements (2); Miss Crawford; Miss Muriel Foster; Miss Glenn; Miss Hall; Miss Heinrich; Mme. Homer (8); Miss Hunt; Mme. Jacoby (2); Miss Keyes (7); Miss Komenarski; Miss Lazzari (2); Helena Marsh; Mme. Matzenauer (6); Miss Meisle; Miss Christine Miller; Miss Mulford (3); Miss Munson (2); Mrs. Pease (2); Miss Roberts; Miss Roselle (2); Mrs. Scott; Mme. Schumann-Heink (6); Miss Spencer (6); Miss Stein (10); Miss Stoddard; Miss Towle; Mme. van der Veer; Mme. van Gordon (3); Miss Weed; Mrs. Wright; Miss Wirthlin.

TENORS

Althouse; Beddoe (3); Berthald (4); Bonci (2); Carpi; Caruso; Carallo; Chamlee; Cowper (2); Davies; Davis; Dippel (2); Gordon; Hackett; Hall (8); Hamlin (5); Hamilton (3); Orville Harrold; Edward Johnson (5); Jordan (2); Kingston (2); Knorr (2); Lavin; Lazaro; Marshall; Martin (2); Martinelli (4); McCormack (2); McKinley (2); Murphy (5); Patton (2); Stevens (4); Towne (3); van Hoose (4); van York; Wegener; Wheeler; Williams (4).

BARITONES AND BASSES

Amato (4); Beresford (2); Bispham (6); Campanari (11); Campbell; Campion: Chalmers; Clarke; Connell (2); Crane; D'Arnalle (3); Del Puente; De Luca (2); Dieterle (5); Gogorza (6); Marion Greene (2); Plunket Green (2); Theodore Harrison (4); Heinrich (9); Henschel; Hinshaw; Holmes; Holmquist (5); Howland (11); Killeen (2); Lamson (6); Martin (7); McCandliss; Meyn (5); Arthur Middleton (2); Miles (5); Mills (2); Munson; Nash; Pease; Rothier; Ruffo; Schlegel; Scott (4); de Segurola; Senger; Sikes (3); Spalding; Stracciari; Werrenrath (5); Whitehill (4); Whitney (2); Witherspoon (7); Zanelli.

PIANISTS

d'Albert; Augierias; Aus der Ohe (4); Bachaus; Bauer (4); Benoist; Busoni; Carreno (2); Gabrilowitsch (4); Dohnanyi; Durno-Collins (2); Friedheim (2); Friedman; Ganz; Percy Grainger; Hambourg; Hoffman; Jonas (5); Lachaume (2); Leginska (2); Tina Lerner (2); Levitzki; Lhévinne (2); Lockwood (3); Netzorg; Nyieregyhazi; De Pachman; Paderewski (3); Prokofieff; Pugno; Rachmaninoff; Roxas; Samaroff (2); Schmall (3); Seyler (2); Sickiez; Sieveking; Sternberg (3); Sumowska; van den Berg; von Grave (2); Zeisler (3).

VIOLINISTS

T. Adamowski; Bendix; Miss Botsford; Breeskin; Burmester; Elman; Ern; Flesch; Halir, Heerman; Heifetz; Huberman; Kramer; Kreisler (4); Lichtenberg; Lockwood; Loeffler; Macmillin; McBeath; Miss Morini; Musin; Miss Powell (2); Ricarde; Rosen; Schkolnik; Seidel; Spalding; Sturm (2); Winternitz; Ysaye (2); Yunk (2); Zeitz (3).

VIOLONCELLISTS

Abbas; Abel; J. Adamowski; Bramsen; Bronson; Casals; Diestel; Gerardy; Giese; Heberlein; Heindl; Hekking; Hoffman; Kindler; Elsa Ruegger (2); Schmitt; Schroeder; Steindl.

ORGANISTS

Archer; Biggs; Bonnet (2); Courboin; Eddy (2); Guilmant; Kinder; Kraft; Middleschulte; Moore; Renwick (8).

LARGER CHORAL WORKS WITH ORCHESTRA

Berlioz, "Damnation of Faust" (5); Bizet, "Carmen" (2); Bossi, "Paradise Lost"; Bruch, "Arminius" (2), "Odysseus"; Buck, "Light of Asia"; Chadwick, "Lily Nymph"; Dvorák, "Stabat Mater"; Elgar, "Caractacus" (First Time in America, 1893), (2); "Dream of Gerontius" (3); Franck, "The Beatitudes"; Gluck, "Orpheus"; Gounod, "Redemption," "Faust" (3); Hadley, “Ode to Music"; Händel, “Judas Maccabeus," "Messiah" (5); Haydn, "Creation," "Seasons"; Mendelssohn, "Elijah" (3); “St. Paul" (2), '42nd Psalm" (2); Parker, "Hora Novissima"; Pierné, "The Children at Bethlehem," "The Children's Crusade"; Rheinberger, "Christophus"; Rossini, "Stabat Mater"; Saint-Saëns, "Samson and Delilah" (5); Stanley, "A Psalm of Victory," "Laus Deo"; Stock, "A Psalmodic Rhapsody"; Sullivan, "Golden Legend"; ColeridgeTaylor, "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast"; Tschaikowsky, “Eugen Onegin"; Verdi, “Manzoni Requiem" (4), "Aida" (4); Wagner, "Flying Dutchman," "Lohengrin," Act I (3); Meistersinger (Finale), (2); "Tannhäuser" (Paris version), (2); Wolf-Ferrari, "The New Life" (3).

SMALLER CHORAL WORKS AND SELECTIONS WITH ORCHESTRA

Benoit, "Into the World" (Children's Chorus) (2); Busch, "The Song of Spring" (Children's Chorus); Brahms, "Requiem" (two choruses); Bruch, "Fair Ellen" (4), "Flight into Egypt" (2); "Flight of the Holy Family" (2); Cornelius, "Salemaleikum," from "Barber of Bagdad"; Faning, "Song of the Vikings"; Fletcher, "Walrus and Carpenter" (Children's Chorus) (2); Foote, "Wreck of the Hesperus"; Gounod, "Gallia" (5); "Lovely Appear" and "Unfold, Ye Everlasting Portals," from "Redemption" (3); Grieg, "Discovery" (2); Marchetti, "Ave Maria" (2); Massenet, “Narcissus"; Moore, “Voyage of Arion" (Children's Chorus); Rheinberger, "The Night" (2); Saint-Saëns, "Spring Song" from "Samson and Delilah"; Stanley, "Chorus Triomphalis" (5); "Consecration Hymn" (3), "Fair Land of Freedom"; Verdi, "Stabat Mater"; Wagner, "Spinning Song," "Flying Dutchman," Act II, "Hail, Bright Abode," from "Tannhäuser" (3), "Flower Girls Scene," from "Parsifal," "Bachanale" and "Chorus of Sirens" from "Tannhäuser," Act I, Scene 1, Finale. In addition, a large number of part-songs, madrigals, motets, etc., both ancient and modern, have been given.

SYMPHONIES

Alfvén-No. 3, E major. Beethoven-No. 2, D major (3); No. 3, "Eroica" (2); No. 4, B flat major; No. 5, C minor (3); No. 6, "Pastoral"; No. 7, A major (4); No. 8, F major (4). Borodin-No. 2, B minor. Brahms-No. 1, C minor (2); No. 2, D major (4); No. 3, F major; No. 4, E minor. Chausson-B flat. Dubois-"Symphonie Francais."