Monteux Plans Boston Return With New Works for Orchestra
Pierre Monteux arrives in New York after summer with plans to arrange Boston Symphony seasons, featuring new scores from Paris. He discusses Wagner programs, Saint-Saens collaborations, and a lively exchange about Paris street protests, promising diverse repertoire for the winter.
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Pierre Monteux
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
America
Muck
Camille Saint-Saens
Germany
Saint-Saens
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Wagner
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M. Rabaud
Monteux to Conduct Boston Premiere of D'Indy Third Symphony
The conductor plans the American premiere of D'Indy's long war inspired third symphony in Boston with an organ optional, plus Debussy and Nijinsky linked works. He notes pre war German work dominance and weighs performing Strauss after war, balancing audience mood and state nerves.
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D’indy
Boston Symphony
Jean Hure
America
Debussy
Alfred Cortot
Per Contra
Nijinsky
Beethoven
Haydn
Mozart
Schubert
Schumann
Brahms Mendelssohn
Monteux
Cesar Franck
Strawinsky
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Hulenspiegel
Wilson Seeks One Year Continuation of Passport Law
President Wilson asked Congress to extend the wartime passport requirement for one year after peace is proclaimed to prevent an influx of aliens into the United States. The request comes in a message to Congress dated August 25.
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Wilson
Congress
Many Dangerous Aliens and a Passport Control Expansion
The President sought a 750000 appropriation for the State Department to handle the rest of the fiscal year and to expand its overseas organization. He warned that postwar travel would surge and that current restrictions will bring many applicants, including dangerous or unreliable entrants, and urged a robust passport control system through diplomatic and consular offices abroad.
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Department of State
Colonel Duncan Major Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Colonel Duncan Major YC officer, noted for his role in the removal of Colonel Edward L. Logan as commander of the 101st Infantry during the war, has been awarded the United States Distinguished Service Cross by the War Department. The decoration notes his exceptionally meritorious service as chief of staff of the 26th Division and his proven leadership and valuable contributions to the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Edward L. Logan
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