The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-06
CHOPIN PIANO
WILL BE HEARD
SUNDAY NIGHT
Instrument to he Used Dur.
ing Program Broadcast From
Twin City Station

Tho raro rosewood grand piano
which belonged to the rom~A~ =.
Chopin, will be heard by tho radio
audience Sunday evening, November
9TH, during tho program broadcast
from tho Gold Medal Station, WCCO,
through WEAF, New York, at S:lG
l.. m.
This famous instrument was used
eighty years ago by the poet of the
piano" in creating some Of his master.
pieces. il was sent from Paris Ia
New YORK. !: few weeks ago. II will
be under the care Of Maurice Dunes
nil, French pianist, who will be one
Of the two artists heard during the
program. The other artist will be
Lea LubOshutz, famous Russian wom-
nm viOlinist.
Tho famous piano Of Chopin, hcav-
lily insured, for the instrument is rare
and priceless, will make the voyage
to the United States under the care
Of Maurice Dumcsnil. not only to be
heard by tho radio audience when
this noted pianist appears before the
after city and yield again the cx-
quisitc tones which Chopin's own fin
gers once revealed. This particular
piano was loved by the noted COM
poser more than any other. 1t was
tho piano which took part in his last
public triumph. He sent this instru-
ment to the concert room ut Pleycrs
for the concert which was to close his
public career. 1t stood there upon the
platform Of the concert room watched
by the eyes Of one Of the most brill
liant audiences Paris had ever as
sembled. To it came Chopin, who
officiated before it in the formal
clothes Of the concert stage, the dress
IN which not many months later he
was to he buried. The compositions
Of the evening all were Chopin's.
Dumesnil Training
Maurice Dumesnil, pianist. who will
bring this rare instrument to the
United States, graduated with highest
honors in the piano class Of I. Philipp,
professor at the Paris National Con.
servatOry of Music. Dumcsnil made
his debut in Paris in 1909 and hos
since appeared with practically all OF
the leading European Orchcstras.. Dur
ing the great war he lent his services
as q non-cOmmissi stoned officer in the
Motor Truck Section Of the. 18th
Artillery in tho French army. Upon
being hOnorably discharged in 1917
he proceeded to South Am erica, where
he toured extensively until 1921, and
gave over two hundred fifty recitals
!" = ".'.'ra, Uruguay, Brazil. Cubn
and Mexico.
lea 4.u.oshutz, Russian vi0linist,
opens her second tour Of the United
states with tho recital this evening
'aring the hour from 1915 to O:lN.
RadiO listeners who followed this
FUNGUS series last winter, the first
of its Kind to be broadcast in this
country, will doubtless recall with
r'"asure the appearancc Of this artist
when she played for. the first time
30 he m tcronhonc. She IL -
native Of Odessa. where at the age Of
n!ne she began to give public rccitals.
When thirteen she was heard by the
reat Russian conductor, Wassily Sn-
f,noff, who immediately took her ia
the Moscow Conservatory of Music,
here she won gold medal and was
honorcd by the Conservatory with the
-ift Of a beautiful Amati violin. Fol-
lowing this her real career began
when she toured Russia, Poland, Ger
many, France and Belgium. Her fame
as a violin soloist with foreign orches.
tras led to her invitation to como
to this country to make her debut
with the State Symphony Orchestra.
The debut was one Of the outstanding
events of last years musical season,
and accordingly she begins second
American tour with this recital, She
will be accompanied by Pierre Luho-
shut..
Tho Program
The program for the evening will
be as follows:
!. a. Waltz in A flat ..... -. Chopin
b. Nocturnc in C sharp minor,
OPP. 81, No. ........ Chopin
c. Butterfly Etude. ....... Chopin
Maurice Dumcsnil
?. u. Pracludium 49,. Bach Kreislcr
h. Mcnuct ........... Beethoven
c. Rigaudon ........... M0nsigny
Lea Luboshut3
). "In Che Hall of the Mountain
King" from Peer Gynt Suite <Grieg
Atwater Kent Orchestra
1. a. Waltz in C sharp minor Chopin
b. Polonaisc in A flat 49,. Chopin
Maurice Dumesnil
5. a. Slavonic Dances Dvorak- Kreislci
b. Dancing Doll Poldini- K reislcl
C.. Waits in A major -. Brahms
Lea Luboshutz ~