Evening star., 1925-07-05
NJ u S [ c.
BIZ Helen Fetter.

MI recently reception given her by the
government by the French of
Coolidge, while in Paris, out invitations to
music; OF these trio for violin voon-
cello and piano by
COOLIDGE performance Mrs Coolidge brought together
the of these special quartet in which the first violin
played Georges the cello by Hans Kinder The
later repeated in London
ERIK BREWERToN article whimsy entitled The Malady of
- Chopma Pansts Standpoint in the June Musical Times of Lon
England the opinion:
the onies OF history that Chopin, who the most
the popular of Without Chopin
pianist quite half his pupils Chopin is the favorte
poser such different eecutan as @ Dou0Wssy
and Mark Hamburg 1t possible to Obtain ms conPeed re
repoach and whom
natural this and rather enthusiasm
ested in problem Of rs
yet begun Chopin realzs that there at at least
se % % 6f o G4e o9 5 M whe % @ p ns me @ do o t
to both these c1sGpe M ESQ or ANY one G or sy @ % & m
mprompta equay Veil or The Etude M0or (oPus
papofortes p#H 55 5o1R to suit HIM
MARCEL DUPRE the organst
S & M hs
o. tn seo4d nan ] ms @ psGsTa WAS g@ up 10 eNpoe playing "
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themes developed this
The organ symphony of his own composition with which
leading Nativity the second The third minor
fed cpc6Nion eharazed by falling fugTemc natural G. F.
quater passages the thmeAdOre
te Devote in the pedals,
THE of coiors in Interpretation of musical compositions has been
p 6 @ 6 nGt % nt45 s both % o%s @ % d mn NG With iST dane Se
ing the Denjshawn Summer with motion pictures ~
has ei3yux which
As its inventor Mr. Thomas Wid points out it has given birth
souad|ight endowed with form color and motion viii
enough o peboand @ @ M T on an bu
Nothing nePe % & wha I he has to shown His Compositions
nsic logic there own logic k ike a music must be felt
@ ] c @ @ m devised ia S m P & t @ the ~ ne m fi %
yet & gacGded NE and un2nay5d G THIS d0+tpnate Gwng
to on % No ION by rote or by rule was poiIlo h
@ as pon F @ 1 mere @ b Tne very Hu's you DTs
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sp q"sy Judged
MOTHER musical paragraph
& the On dseufd % meeting the Asso
Pne d & in 5 each % % hh on o fGo[ % @ ed and and
cecil SHARP founder the English Folk Dance Society in
and M to mu4e 5 national pride & in & the L English songs m and dances
f Heo form 9u 6 9Hd1 for fgaF % Bs Fox RTGPsd sS sne this m
Ssfps we'll known ambition to bb center o Tf hs sort m
OF work also library his reference work and collections
be realized The mentioned for this 2OoO pounds
There are now 1000 members in the society itself
suggests might this
nowadays naturally America hope help
inherited traditions both peoples and she has done
Keats house in in which the late Amy Lowell took such
b American admTers Keats building Of house T Ensiand
By Sharp the Close Connection england snd
literally be
will
Folk Dance Society repercuon upon
their country"
ONE of the discussed
~ Music Festival Hall Time by Bohuslav Marnu Frequent
illusions Arthur oneggers Pacific 2
cs OF Mr. Marnu work made by foreign critics The him.
In the Paris journals called composition As the
is tion
neither IS descriptive music; is sensational
ball the
crowd Hall Time follows the path of music indicated by
ton against senmenaiy and the prevailing metaphysical
There
health delight
It expression OF the life of the bouevads The inspiration
OF the work i in the
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