Evening star., 1932-11-27
Kochanski and Iturbi Top
Fine Programs This Week
National Symphony Features Polish Viohnist
Thursday and Chldren's Concert Saturday
Spanish Pianist to Play Saturday Night.

High School on Saturday at IL am.
The program follows:
Overture, "Oberon" "............ Weber
Ballet SUITE. .Gluck MOtLI
(a) Dance Of the Blessed Spirits
(b) 'Musette."
Suite from Carmen. .Bizet
Introduction.
"Aragonaise."
Prelude to second act.
Prelude to first act.
Everybody sing Three Blind Mice"
Gin canon form.
"Meistersinger Vorspiel" ..... Wagner
At this concert Conductor Kinder
will describe two of the larger music
forms-tne overture and the suite. The
program is arranged to illustrate them.
Almost every one has heard overtures
and almost every one has heard suites,
but few could describe clearly just what
they are, and how the composer uses
his music material in them.
DR.. Kindler's description will doubt
less prove as entertaining and interest
ing to adults as to the juniors" At
succeeding young peoples concerts, to
be held on January IA, February 1S and
March 18, other music forms, such as
the formal symphony, symphonic poem
and concerto will be discussed.
| This series of concerts might aptly
be termed music appreciation concerts
because those attending them will find
their enjoyment Of the regular Sunday
and Thursday concerts all the more
/ keen because of the insight they will
obtain into the inner workings of a
/ symphony orchestra, and the under
/ standing of the manner in which SYM
phonic music is put together"
Tickets for these four concerts, paral-
/ fl1a oh
| still being sold in season strips Of four
at the orchestras box Office.
ITURBI RECTAL SATURDAY.
T OVERS Of pure classictsm in music
- will greet with delight the program
that Jose Iturbi, noted Spanish pi-
anist, has prepared for the concert he
| viii give at Constitution Hall next Sat-
| urday evening at $3.50 o'clock as the
| third attraction of Mrs. WnSon-G -Greene's
| Saturday evening concert series at that
auditorium. Beethoven, Bach, Chopin,
Schubert and Brahms all find prom
| inent place ON the Iturbisvprogram.
which makes a single concession to
modernism in a final suite by GranadoS,
Iturbi's celebrated countryman.
| The first Iturbi offering is Johann
Sebastian Bach'S Caprice for the De-
parture Of His Beloved Brother" from
| the Bach-Gesellschaft edition, with the
| bass realized by Mr. Iturbi. This
caprice" Is divided into six parts or
movements, as follows: (a) Friends
| persuade him not to undertake the
| journey; Cb) they picture the different
| adventures that may befall him; (c)
! ad- giossisSino, lamentations Of all his
friends; Cd friends, finding their ef-
| forts unsuccessful, bid him farewell;
(e) aria Of the postillion; % fugue in
imitation of the posGillion's trumpet.
| All six of the movements are played
| without interruption.
| Iturbi'S second number will be Bee
| thoVen's Sonata in E Major, Opus
| 109," in three movements; Vivace ma
non troppo-Sempre legato; prestissimo;
| andante motto cantabile ed expressive
| (variations). This will be followed by
a Chopin group Of five Of the great
/ Polish composers lovelieSt compositions:
(a) Two etudeS, (b) two mazl1rkas
and (c) the A fiat major Polonaise
| Franz Schubert's "Impronptu In A
fat" Brahms Variations ON q Theme
| of Pagantni" and two selections from
Granados' "Goyescas" suite, PLANES ou
lie Maja ct lie RoSsignop and 'Le Pan
tin," will conclude a program Of re-
markable novelty and superb ptanistic
appeal.
Jose Iturbi will be recalled e. the
brilliant Spaniard who made concert
appearance last season under Mrs. VIII
| son-Greene's management, and who
profoundly impressed and delighted a
highly critical audience Of Washington
music lovers. He gave encore after
encore until the lights Of the audi
torium had to be extinguished and
| lighted alternately TO convince the
| audience that the concert was over,
Seats for the Iturbi concert are now
on sale at Mrs. WilSon-G -Greene's Con-
cert Bureau, in Droops, 1900 G street,
| and will be on sale at Constitution
Hall on Saturday evening before the
| concert