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Theme From Fourth Movement, "Symphony No. 1," by
Beethoven.
(A suggestion for using and preserving the daily music theme;
Many teachers of music appreciation advise their pupils to clip and
paste them on a 3 x 5 /tltnp card with composer’s name at the top
and file them in alphabetical order J
When Paul Whiteman returned'
recently from a six month’s en
gagement in Texas to prepare for
the pair of modem music concerts
with the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra, he had six horses in
his entourage. These mounts
were given to him by various
civic organizations in the South
west.
In spite of the fact that he
added numerous effects to the or
chestra for these concerts includ
ing a jazz harpist, four bagpipers,
a bunch of typewriters (for the
newspaper piece), he did not find
any use in the concert programs
for the six horses.
Considerable interest is at
tached to the presentation of
Beethoven’s ‘‘Symphony No. 1,”
tonight by the U. S. Navy Band
Symphony Orchestra, Lt. Charles
Benter conducting, at the Navy
Yard Sail Loft at 8 o’clock. This
symphony has not been heard
much in recent years but the
work will well repay anyone’s at
tendance tonight.
The theme shown above gives a
faint idea of the broad, rushing
humor of the finale movement of
this symphony. The program
follows:
Overture, “Karelia” (Sibelius);
“Knusperwalzer” from “Hansel
and Gretel” (Humperdinck):
“Danse Slave” (Chabrier); “Danse
Bohemienne” (Bizet); tone poem,
“November Woods” (Arnold Bax);
rhapsody, “Italia” (Alfredo Ca
sella) ; organ choral prelude, “Fer
vent Is My Longing” (Bach);
“Symphony No. 1” (Beethoven).
The United States Marine Band.
William F. Santelmann conduct
ing, will give the following pro
gram this afternoon at 3 o’clock
at the Marine Barracks: Overture,
“Hungarian Lustspiel” (Bela):
march, “Spirit of Independence”
(Holzman); "Nocturne” (Chopin),
played by the clarinet section;
“Aubade” (Massanet); trombone
solo. “Celeste Aida” (Verdi),
played by Harold Bayes: inter
mezzo, “Love Offering,” from
“Madeleine” (Schuier); “Shep
herd’s Fennel’s Dance” (Gard
iner) ; “Bacchanale,” from “Sam
son and Delilah” (Saint-Saens).
The Cremona String Quartet
gives a benefit program tonight in
the Old Coach House Hall of the
National Woman’s Party, at 8:30
o’clock. The quartet is composed
of the following: Elsa Raner and
Levada Hudgens, violins; Inez
Becker, viola; and Mabel Duncan,
violoncello.
The program includes “Quartet
in G Major. Opus 76, No. 1”
(Haydn); “Drink to Me Only with
Thine Eyes” (arr. by Pochon):j
“Orientale” (Glazounow); “Ameri
can Quartet in F Major, Opus 96”
(Dvorak).
Free admission tickets for the 1
first chamber music program to
be given tomorrow night at 8:45
o’clock and Friday afternoon at
3:30 o’clock at the Library of Con
gress Auditorium, may be obtained
at the T. Arthur Smith Concert
Bureau, 910 G St. N. W.
These two concerts are being
given under the provisions of the .
Gertrude Clarke Whittail Founda
tion. The famous quartet of
Stradivarius instruments will be
used. The Stradivarius Quartet is !
composed -of Wolfe Wolfinsohn
and Alfred Pochon, violins; Marcel
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♦Dick, viola, and Iwan d’Archam
beau, violoncello.
It never rains but it pours. This
evening is a most poular time for
concerts. In addition to the above
mentioned concerts, Rachmaninoff,
the dean of piano artists, will give
a recital tonight at 8:30 o’clock in
Constitution Hall; and the Estelle
Wentworth Opera Group will give
Flotow’s opera, “Martha,” at 8:15
at Roosevelt High School Audi
torium.
A musical breath of the past will
be revived Thursday night at the
Textile Museum at 8:30 o’clock,
when Alix Young Maruchess will
give a concert featuring the viola
d’amore. This instrument is played
in the same manner as the regular
violin or viola, but it has a num
ber of strings mounted under the
six upper strings. The lower
strings vibrate in sympathy with
the upper strings in much the
same manner as the sounds pro
duced when a chord is struck on
the piano with the damper pedal
down.
BILLS FOR D C.
ARE SHAPED
Planning a District legislative
program during the next session
of Congress, Commissioner Melvin
C. Hazen and Corporation Coun
sel Elwood H. Seal held a long
conference yesterday. Later this
month a public hearing, to which
business and civic leaders will be
invited, will be held to discuss
the program.
It was tentatively decided at
the conference to seek two new
measures at the coming session,
one calling for sale of the Dis
trict Building and two squares in
the proposed Municipal Center
tract to the Federal Government,
the other empowering the Dis
trict to prevent patients afflicted
with contagious diseases from
leaving local hospitals until they
are cured.
A number of other measures,
introduced at past sessions, but
which failed to obtain congres
sional sanction, will be reintro
duced.
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