The Washington times., 1935-04-15

"a suggestion Tor using and
preserving the daily music
themes: The teachers of several
classes in music appreciation re.
port that their pupils are clip.
ping the themes each day and
paSting them on three-by five
inch filing cards, with the names
of the composers at the top, and
filing them in alphabetical or
der by cOmpOSerS.)
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
will deliver a brief ADDRESS on Pan.
American relations on the pro-
gram of Latin American music to
be given tonight at 9 o'clock in
the Hall of the Americas in cele.
bration of Pan-American Day
Several groups of instrumental
selections by Latin American COM
posers will be played by the United
Service Orch ira. Margarita
Cueto, Mexican soprano, and
Reno Bolognini, Argentine violin
list, will give several groups also
by Latin American composers.
The program in full follows:
PaSillo "Lucerito' Salvador Bus
tamante) Ecuador; Tango "Donde
EstaS Corazon" (Ramon Serrano),
Argentina; tone poem, Ancient
Mountain Legend" Dustin Elie),
Haiti; Danson mi Nata" (Jose
Quesada. Panama; played by the
United Service Orchestra, Lieut..
Thomas F.. Darcy, conducting, OF
the U. S. Army Band. ,
Violin solo, Sonata" Part 2
"Tiernamente Melancolico," and
Part 3, "Vivas o bien ritmado"
Floro M. Ugarte), Argentina,
played by Reno Bolognini; waltz
"Secretos" 0uis A. Calvo), Co
lombia; rhapsody LA Rumba"
(Quinto MaganinD, Cuba, played
by the United Service Orchestra,
Lieut.. Charles Benter, conducting,
of the U. S. Navy Band.
Vocal solos: Vida Mia" maria
Grever), Mexico; "Princesa de
Abril" (Ernesto Lecuona) Cuba;
"Musme," emilio de Nicolas,
Mexico; "Canto de A m o. r" IN.
Beclard-D'HarcourD Peru; sung
by Margarita Cueto.
Suite of three Araucanian songs,
Lamentations Huilliches," "Ko-
tenan," "Kayfu Mapu," and "Tri-
payal" Carlos LAWN, Chile,
played by the United Service Or
cheStra, Capt. Taylor Branson, of
the U. S. Marine Band, conduct
ing. Violin solos, '"Triste No. 2" (F.
Eduardo FabinD, Uruguay; Aries
Criollor No. g" Julian Aguirre),
Argentina, played by Reno Bolog-
mini.
Address by Cordell Hull, Secre-
tary of State and chairman of the
governing board of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union.
Vocal solos, "Quiero" (Ernesto
Lecuona). Cuba; "Soledad" Gear.
los Gardel-A. lie Pera), Argentina;
"Nortena" eduardo vigil y
Robles). Mexico; sung by Marga.
rita Cueto. eel Son de Luna" (Jose
Quesada), Costa Rica, and Eel
Principe de Asturias" (Alberto M.
Alvarado), Mexico; played by the
United Service Orchestra, Capt.
Taylor Branson conducting. clos
ing with the "Star-Spangled Ban
ner."
The entire program may be
heard over the Naval Station NAA,
$50 kilocycles, 434.5 meters, and
from 1915 to II o'clock over a net
work of the National Broadcasting
Company.
Ann Sugar, youthful pianist Of
Washington, who appeared as So
loist with the National Symphony
Orchestra several years ago, will
give a recital concert at the club
house, 1884 I ST., at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. Augustus Zanzig, music
supervisor of the National Play.
ground Association, will give a
demonstration of the pleasures
and benefits which may be derived
from group singing in the home at
the central building of the Public
Library tonight at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Zanzig, who is conducting
a musical institute for social
workers, will be remembered as
the gentleman that made Wash
ington fife conscious last year.
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