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ular subscription series Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra, the soloist
will be the renowned Italian violin
virtuoso, Zinc Franscatti. A pupil
Of his father, who in turn studied
with the only pupil Of Paganini, ST.
vori, Franscatti will be soloist with
several major orchestras this sea-
son. He first came to this country
In 1899.
Alec Templeton, the Welsh pian-
ist-composer heard here In recital
recently, will play a return engage
ment on February Is at Constitution
Hall under the management Of G. G.
Cappel.
1t was radio that brought Mr..
Templeton to the United States. He
had made a motion picture in Eng
land with Jack Hylton and when
the latter came here for a radio
sponsor, he brought the young pian-
list with him, who then decided to
make America his home.
The National Gallery Of Art will
present concert of chamber music
in the east garden court, 8 pm.
by the personnel Of the United
States School of Music, 1t. q. g.
j. M. Thurmond, officer In charge.
The following will participate: An
gelo Borghi, clarinet; Jesse Tryon
and Florestano Tozzo, violins: Jer-
ONE Maggid. viola; John Norris,
cello, Robert Buvinger, flute; Robert
Noonan. pianist; Harold Wendt.
Leonard Molberg, trumpets; Lloyd
Schmidt, horn: Julius Whitinger,
trombone, and James Linn, tuba.
The Music Hour at the YWCA
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock will
be presented by David Soyer,
U. s. NJ, violoncellist, assisted by
Russell Palmer, U. S. N. r., pianist
The program will include a Bocch-
erini concerto. the Schumann
Adagio and Allegro" "Apres un
"Reve." by Faure; the first perform
ance Of a prelude by E. Vardi, and
the first Washington performance
Of the Sonata in F Sharp Minor
by Jean Hure. The public is cor
daily invited to the program.
The Gault String Ensemble, Ed
ward A. Carey, conductor, will give
a concert this afternoon at o'clock
at Mount Olivet Methodist Church
Soloists will be Juliet Wilkes. So
prano; Edward Carey, tenor: Ray
mond Wright, violin, and Ronald
ingalls,, cello. Marguerite Voge is
the accompanies.
Tomorrow evening, at $3.50 O'Clock
there will be a violin-piano recital
at the Phillips Memorial Gallery
Nine. Alba Rosa Victor, composer
violinist and Marietta Vogel, pian-
ist, will play La Follia," by Corelli-
Leonard; Scandinavian Lullaby" by
Thomson; ''Romansa Andalusa," by
Sarasate. There will be a piano
group including "Ecossaise," Bee
thoven- -Busoni; "Witches Dance
MCDOWELL; The Brownies" Korn-
gold, and THE Juggler" by Toch
The blue Bird Suite" by Mrs. Vie
tor, will be presented with the COM
poser at the piano.
Bruce Simonds. dean of music
Yale University, will give an illus.
trated lecture on The Psychological
Principles of Tobias Matthay'!
Teaching" on Wednesday IL am.
at 1925 G street NV.
Three piano pupils Of Aims
Grayce Miller, composer -pianis,
will assist voice pupils of Esthe,
Linkins in recital in her residence.
studio today at 4. The pianists vii
be Virginia Day, Claudia Chapline
and Jean Polling The singers viii
include Doris Blake, Mary Lou Car.
lisle, Ann Courtney, Alice Jacobs
Dorothy Jane Koch and Charles
Betty and Bill LaNy. Miss Miller
will play for the singers.
On Friday, 11;30 o'clock, Barke,
Hall. YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV, the Friday Morning
Music Club will present program
Of pan-American music, the secone
in series of concerts this veal
honoring the Allied nations. Lucy
MacMorland, coloratura soprano
will sing a group of Brazilian songs
Caroline Randall, violinist. will play
music Of Brazil, and Constance Rus.
sell, pianist, will offer songs o.
Mexico, acquired on a recent trip tt
that country.
Noble Cain will lead the combined
choirs of the city in special pro
gram February in the New Yorl
Avenue Presbyterian Church sane
tuary. Any choirs not already reg
istered are invited to do so.