Evening star., 1937-10-17


Symphony Orchestra. except fol-
Howard Hanson's Third Symphony
q premiered in September.
''Concertino for Piano and Orch
estra,' by Walter Piston, and Time
Suite" the work of Roy Harris. will be
receiving their second performance
this time in revised form. The
changes have been made by the COM
posers as result of their opportunity
to experiment with the orchestra and
acquisition of more extensive expert
ence with broadcasting requirements
The Columbia Symphony Orchestra
directed by Howard Barlow, will begin
7the program over WJSV at 3 O'Clock
The Columbia Composers Commits
sion was created by the network in an
EFFORT to evolve a brand of music
suited particularly to the peculiar
FACTORS OF radio transmission and de-
signed to take advantage of micro
phone technique. Certain subtle
touches IN compositions intended for
performance on the concert stage are
lost when sent over the air. 1t was
explained. The work of the group now
has been completed.
The program:
MSSiS Hrair;. Tor Radio sasa Of the
Orchestra. ''"'N
ooncertino Tor Piano and Orchestra"
Jesus Maria sanroma. piano soloist.
A''''' ou''e Orchestra Roy Harris
"Green Mansions Louis Gutenberg
a, The cast:
Abel Ernest. McChesney. tenor
Guiana Savage Chief Feiyin aF Raw. yopeItp tenop
voice of the Woods
Narrator Stanley Davis rp,nE mqSicsl d,,fioD fsS
.1.,o WOmen,s chorus male Chorus. "''Op
Ays4os eaoss panS wis% ssos Grant 9aase sl
Hernandez. narrator; mixed chorus.
OTHER PROGRAMS.
MUsIC-Helen Jepson, soprano. and
Donald Dickson. baritone, are So
loists on the concert hour over WMAL
at 8. The program:
Fiesls ons, rsymPhony Ny ga2! No. r.p, F Minor
opus NO. % orchestra rS'haik0"sks
They Didn't Believe Me"
Babes IN the Woods
Helen Jepson, Donald Dickson,
Orchestra and Chorus.
u SYMPHONIC arrangement OF
Waltz in Swing Time - Kern
Convent Scene" from SHOW Boat"
"Aaisu Forets,' irOna'; from Jeanne
Helen Jepson. '''A0"'A'
''Humoresque" Chorus
Don Juan's serenade" Dick
son.
Excerpts from symphony 1iss Elsslssm e, ,ss.,.
An Arrangement for symphony sH1tsiopHSsy opches-
5s. tTa by 6rl, Emo !Rapee of Trio in A
Orchestra.
"1n Esern on the Tesern See"
..I Dream Too Much '''
The Song Is You"
can I Forget You?"
"Old Man River
Helen Jepson. Donald Dickson.
Chorus and Orchestra
Lauritz Melchoir is soloist on the
Sunday Evening Hour, WJSv, at 9.
The program:
Overture to THE Flying Dutch%sn;n
"prizs Song" from Die Mester;
Melchior and Orchestra
.c.Shorus Chorus and Orchestra
Orchestra.
'serenade IN C Major Haydn
Fireworks" of'hes'ra' stravinsky
''En Svsne" Grieg
.Melchor and Orchestra
'Heimliche Aufforderung" Strauss
Melchior and Orchestra.
Meichor and Orchestra. '' q 0''
Second Hungarian Rhapsody List
Orchestra.
Come. Thou Almighty King
Chorus. Audience and Orchestra.
The Fireside Recital will be heard
over WRC at 1880. The program:
Requiem ------- Homer
sigurd Nilssen. basso.
-, ,ovs Tsse Helen Ma MARSHALL Soprano xov.n
sigurd Nissen, basso.
'An Irish Folk Song Foote
Helen Marshall, soprano.
= Rose Dirman, lyric soprano who has
been the screen singing voice of
Marion Davies, Miriam Hopkins and
Kay Francis, is one Of the aspirants
In today's opera additions, a WMAL
feature at S. Others are Elwood Haw-
kins, baritone, and Helen Nader, con-
tralto
Pauline Pierce, leading mezzo-
soprano of the Russian Opera Co., is
soloist on the first Rising Musical
Stars program-WRC at 10.
DR.. Charles M. Courboin, organist,
plays in lighter vein than usual over
| VOL at 1905. His offerings are Men,
delssohn's Prelude and Fugue in G
Major" Schubert's "Serenade," the
allegro from Wido's Sixth SYM
phony"
Viola Philo, soprano, and Jan
Peerce. tenor. are soloists in an all
Wagner concert by the Music Hall
Orchestra, WMAL at 1890.
The anniversary of Chopin's death
u commemorated when a nrocrano of