1913-14: Hans Erich Pfitzner, “Käthchen von Heilbronn,” overture; Fernandez Arbos, “Guajiras,”[44] violin and orchestra; Florent Schmitt, “Rapsodie Viennoise”[45]; Albert Roussel, Evocation No. 2 “La Ville Rose”[46]; Henry Hadley, Symphony, “North, East, South and West”; Erich Korngold, “Schauspiel” Overture; Otto Mueller, member Philadelphia Orchestra, “Dramatic Overture”; Henry A. Lang[47], Symphony “Fantasies of a Poet”; Beethoven, Ninth Symphony with Chorus. [44] First performance in America. [45] First performance in America. [46] First performance in America. [47] Philadelphian. 1914-15: Jan Sibelius, “Finlandia”; Bach, triple concerto, piano, violin and flute; Paderewski, Symphony B minor[48], Special Concerts for the Benefit of the Pension Fund; Mendelssohn, “Lobgesang Symphony” with soloists and sixteen Choral Societies; Wagner Programme. Frederick Stock, Symphony C minor; Feruccio Busoni, Indian Fantasy, piano and orchestra;[49] Sandby, Suite from “The Woman and the Fiddler”; Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, Symphony “Gaelic”; Georges Enesco, “Roumanian Rhapsody.” 1915-16: Gustav Strube, “Variations on an Original Theme”; Camille Zeckwer[50], Symphonic Poem, “Sohrab and Rustum” (conducted by composer); Enrique Granados, Intermezzo and Epilogue from Goyescas; Gustav Mahler, Eighth Symphony for orchestra soli and chorus;[51] Strauss “Alpensymphonie.”[52] [48] First performance in America. [49] First performance in America. [50] Philadelphian. [51] First performance in America. [52] First performance in America. 1916-17: Frederick A. Stock: Violin Concerto, D minor; Arne Oldberg “June” (conducted by composer); Gustav Mahler, “Das Lied von der Erde,”[53] symphony for soli voices and orchestra; Max Bruch, Concerto for two pianos written for Rose and Ottilie Sutro (first world performance); Michel Dvorsky, “Chromaticon” piano and orchestra, Josef Hofmann, pianist; Debussy, “The Blessed Damosel” after Rosetti for soprano and Chorus of Women; Schelling, “Impressions,” variations for piano and orchestra, composer at the piano; Liszt, Eine Faust Symphonie, orchestra, tenor and bass soli and chorus; Bach, Matthäus Passion, orchestra, soli, Philadelphia Orchestra Chorus, Chorus of Girls from Philadelphia Normal School and Girls’ High School. [53] First performance in America. 1917-18: American Programme, Edgar Stillman Kelley Symphony “New England,” compositions by Philip H. Goepp, Arthur Foote; Skryabin, “Poème de l’Extase”; Beethoven, Three Equali for four Trombones; Bach, Concerto, three pianos and orchestra, Mme. Olga Samaroff, Bauer, Gabrilowitsch; Sinding, Symphony; Ernest Chausson, “Poème” violin and orchestra, Thaddeus Rich, violinist; Bloch Programme, concert conducted by composer; Selim Palmgren concerto “The River,” piano and orchestra.