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Philharmonic Plays Dutch Music
Will em Mengelberg, Guest Conductor, Presents Three
Pieces by His Countrymen.
By W. J. UBNDBRIOIT.
Tha Hollanders bar* ?emt back to
.New Amsterdam, but hour they have
shrunk I At the la?t Thureday concert
of the Philharmonic Cfodaty tn Carnegie
Wall last evening WUlem Mangelberg,
guest conductor, produced threa new
compoaltiona by Ma countryman. The
first vu a "Gothic Chaconna" by Cor
nellua Dopper, assistant conductor of
the Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amster
dam ; the second an overture to "The
Birds" of Aristophanes by Alphons
Dlepenbrock, an Amsterdam composer
who died last year, and the third a
suite for cello and orchestra by H. D.
van Ooudoever, born tn Utrecht and
now visiting this country. Mr. Ooudo
ever was the solo player In his own
worlc.
