Evening star., 1944-04-30
In Local
Music Circles

Marie Kopulos. pianist, will be
heard In a piano recital at the
Phillips Gallery this afternoon at
5 PM Her program will consist
Of Bach-Busonis "Toccata and
Fugue," Franck-Bauer's Prelude
Fugue and Variation" Chopin's
"Ballade in A Flat" Liszt's "Valse
Oubliee," Critics Fountain of the
Aqua Paola," Bartok's Bear Dance. !"
Villa-Lobos' Alma Braziliera," De-
bussys Reflections in the Water"
and Prelude in A Minor"
Marguerite Zilliacus, dramatic So
prano, is scheduled for song recital
tomorrow evening.
HARLAN and Charlton Never.
pianists, will present the program at
the Five O'Clock Hour of Music at
Friendship House, 61s D street Sc.
today. The Honor Music Group.
under the direction of Jessie M.
Olin, will assist with a group of
songs.
The National Gallery Sinfonietta,
Richard Bales, conductor, will pre-
sent a program of works for string
orchestra, with Miilard Taylor, vio-
linist, as soloist, this evening at 8
pm. in the east garden court of the
National Gallery of Art. In addition
to Bach's Fantasia in d Minor" !"
Mozart's Zine Kleine Nachtmusik,
K. 525," and Handel's Concerto
Crosse, No. 81, in D Minor played
with the participation of Mr.. Tay-
ior, Herbert Bangs and, Sidney
Hamer, the orchestra will 3 play
Young's "A Fragment" McKays
three folk song transcriptions.
Tschaikowsky's finale from "Sere-
made in c Major" and assist MIR.
Taylor in Vivaldi- -Nachez's Con-
certo for Violin In A Minor, Op. 8,
No. g."
Clara Moran Bernheimer will pre-
sent Jane Davis in a song recital
at $3.50 pm. tonight at 1921 Crit
tenden street NV Miss Davis will
be assisted by Louise Ehrman,
cellist.
The Gault String Ensemble, con-
Quoted by Edward A. Carey and
accompanied by Marguerite Voge.
will give an hour of music in Barker
Hall, YWCA, this afternoon at 4:3O
pm.
Included on the program are
"Canzone Amorose" from "a Day
In VeniceD- by Nevin; "Serenade"
In four movements, by Mozart, and
the familiar Bells of St. Mary's"
and "On Wings of Song" There viii
also be solo groups by Barbara Os-
borne. contralto; Willis Gault,
violist, and Ronald ingalls,, cellist.
The Dorsey Concert Bureau will
move into its new location, 1108 81
street NV, on Monday. MAY IS,
the new Office to be in the same
building with the Philadelphia Or
and Constance Snow box
offices. The move is necessitated
through changes in the management
OF Droop's, 1900 G street NV. where
MRS. Dorsey has had her bureau
since 1888.
Minna Nieman, pianist. will be
heard with Marine Band Symphony
orchestra at Quantico in the Delius'
concerto on Thursday, using the
orchestral score.
Lucia Mackenzie Hendley will
present Gertrude Troutman in a
piano recital on Friday, 4 pm, at
1858 Kalorama road.
Betty Baum, pianist, will be pre-
sented in recital for the benefit of
the Alexandria Hospital on Sunday
May 7, at 4 pm. at Carter Hall,
Alexandria, Va. She will play 'Toc-
;ata and Fugue in D Minor" Bach
Tausig; "Etude. Nocturne and
Scherzo, by Chopin, and an Amerl-
can group. A novel selection on the
program will be musical portrait
OF TschaikoWsky, one of a series
written and narrated by the pianist's
Clara Baum.
The twenty-f1fth annual concert
Of The George Washington Univer-
slty Glee Clubs under the direction
OF DR.. Robert H. Harmon will be
held Saturday, 8:45 pm. in the Will
lard Hotel.
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