Evening star., 1945-04-08

The Sunday night program in the
National Gallery of Art will be pre-
sented tonight at pm. by the Cor
don String Quartet, The program
will include Haydn's Quartet in c
Major, Op. 33, No. g.: Fanson's
Quartet, Op. 23," in one movement
and Schumann's Quartet in A Mi
nor, Op. Al
Isaac Feldman, Brazilian violinist,
will be heard in recital at the
Pan American Union this afternoon
at o'clock as another of the mu-
sical programs for service men and
women, Government employees and
the general public. He will play
music of the Americas.
The Felicia Rybier Music Club
will present Eva Stark, violinist, in
recital tonight at $3.50 o'clock at
2 Dupont circle. Admission is by in
vitation only.
A pupil of Leah Luboschutz and
Efrem Zimbalist, Miss Stark has
toured the country in recital and
has Just completed the season with
the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Recent recitals have been in the
Art Museum of Pittsburgh and in
Princeton. N. J. Mathilde McKen-
nev, pianist of the Pittsburgh SYM
phony, will accompany Miss Stark
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panied by Frankye Dixon. will give
song recital tomorrow at $3.50
pm. in the Phillips Gallery, her
program consisting of the O'Connor-
Morris "Alleluia," Wilson's Come
Let's Be Merry" a group Of Schu-
bert and Brahms songs, La Process
sion" by Franck and two numbers
by Faure, the aria, "Adieu, For
ets,' from Tschaikowsky's Jeanne
dare" and a group of all-Negro
compositions.
A native of Tennessee, Miss Burge
studied at Knoxville College, later
at Howard University and was three
times fellowship holder at the JUL
lard Graduate School.
The program for the Marine
Band Symphony Orchestras concert
Wednesday. 8:l5 pm, in the Marine
Barracks, will be Tschaikowsky's
symphony No. A. Walton's Con
certo for Viola and Orchestra,
played by Joseph De Pasquale;
Bach's Chorale Prelude, "Sleepers
Wake The Marines Hymn" ano
the National Anthem.
Stanley Chapple will give a lee
ture on Creative Analysis, on
Wednesday at 1890 am, at 1925 G
street NV.
The annual spring concert of the
Friday Morning Music Club will
take place in the residence of Mrs
William S. Corby, No. Chevy Chase
Circle, Md, on Friday at 11:30 am.
Arranged and directed by Louis A
Potter, the program will consist OF
Carpenter "Concertino, played by
Sally West, pianist, and Mr.. Potter
organist, and excerpts from Honeg-
gers King David" sung by choral
ensemble with Ruby Potter, soprano
and Henriette Bagger Plum, mezzo-
soprano, as soloists.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson will give
a song recital at st. Roses Technical
School Friday afternoon, assisted by
Myrtle Alcorn at the piano.
Capt. Arthur Loesser, pianist
and Pfc. Erno Valasek, violinist, will
be the artists appearing at the final
meeting of the National Symphony
Forum Friday, $3.50 pm, in the
Phillips Gallery. Capt. Loesser will
play Mozart's Sonata in D, K. 576,
Mendelssohn's prelude and Fugue in
E Minor, Op. 35";; Chopin's Moe
turne in F Sharp" and Variations
on Theme of Halevy" Pfc
Valasek will be heard in Handels
Sonata in F. Major" and Raymond
Gram Swings sonata.
Due to official reasons the concert
by the Navy Band Symphony Or
chestra scheduled for Friday in the
Departmental Auditorium has been
Cancelled.
The eighth annual 1945 song COM
petition sponsored by the Chicago
Singing Teachers Guild for the