New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
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 Pop" concerts, which for the past 43 years have been source of de- ighttul entertainment to thousands of music lovers during the months of May and June, will for the sec ond time be broadcast every Satur- day evening at S:l0 through WBZ. Anticipation runs high among music lovers as to what the new series of Pop broadcasts will be like, under the direction of Alfredo Casella, con- sidered by many as the foremost ilNlng Italian composer. It will be worthwhile to tune in on WRZ to- night and listen in on the first con- cert, which no doubt will be of the highest type,
 Members Of the All-America Radio Team picked by the Radio Department of the New York Tele- gram, after year of listening to broadcast features, will present program which will be broadcast through WIZ at $ o'clock tonight. Nbptl oo tti tlStS anu IlluSltdl SIl- sembles have been picked to present program which will last for near ly three hours. Among those to be heard are: Genia Zielinska, Devora Nadvorney, National Cavaliers, God- frey Ludlow, JessiCa Dragonette. The Mediterraneans dance band, Max well House concert orchestra, Ma tional Symphony orchestra. Phil Cook and Edwin F'ranko Goldman band.
 A similar demonstration smaller in scope, will be broadcast through the same station earlier in the day, at 3:3o in the afternoon. Those to be heard are Vaughn de Leath. contral- to; Gold Strand Group. The Little symphony and the RIGA Salon or chestra.
 Selections suggestive of Spring will be played by the Little orches- tra at 9 o'clock tonight through WEAF. The program will include Mendelssohn's Spring song,' and "Notturno." Schubert's "Serenade, VI and Grieg's An Den Fruhling" and "Erotique.'
 l 4 musical tour of the world will be made in a half hour when the Twin Pair of Harmony present theii regular program tonight at 9:3( through WEAF'. The Itinerary" in. cludes My Ohio Home. Stay Out o1 the South. Valencia. Chicago, Blue Danube. Golden Gate, Louisiana Be Bo and Sarita.
 l A gala concert in which eleven ia. nous artists will broadcast over q network of 80 stations, will go or the air tomorrow Sunday evening at 9:15 through WEAF. The occa. sion is the National Music Week which will be officially opened with this broadcast. Those to take part ir ! the program are: Anna Case, former i Metropolitan star; Maria kurenko Russian soprano; Kathryn Meisle contralto: William Simmons. bari. tone: Charles Hackett, Chicago Opera tenor; Allen McQuhae, tenor Tosca Seidel, violinist, and Richard Bonelli. baritone. The accompanying orchestra will be under the direction of Robert Hood Bowers. at one time i conductor for Victor Herbert. Some of the numbers included in the pro gram are Toreador Song from Car men," selection from Mozart: Don Giovanni" a selection from Verdi's Don Carlos" Mendelssohn's "On Wings of Song" Tosti's Good | bye" selection from Rosslni's Barber of Seville" and Massenets Je suis encore, from "Manon." ! Harold Sanford will direct pro- gram of American music which will be broadcast during the High Spots of Melody" period through WIZ al 9:45. "Pan-American Highway, "Dansc Barbare," American Sill houettes." "To Water Lily" 'Juba Dance" and American Rhapsodie' comprise the program.
 1 Franz Schubert's composition 'Th' Trout" will herald the opening O the trout season as the first number on the program by Don Amaizo ant his ensemble through stations asso ciated with WIZ at 10:15. Othe' numbers 10 be heard are: Song o India, Tarenghi's "Serenata.' selec lions from Musical Scenes iron Switzerland and Japanese Sere made.
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