Evening star., 1949-10-09
In Local Music Circles
contemporaries.

The Eisenberg Quartet, Marcella
Eisenberg, Eugene Seid, violins:
Carolyn Voigt, viola; Madeline
Foley. cello, will give a chamber
music program in the Phillips Gal
lery this afternoon. at o'clock.
Miss Eisenberg is on the faculty
Of the Names School in New
York and is a former student Of
William Kroll. She holds the
Masters Degree in music from
Northwestern University where
she formed her string quartet. She
appeared as soloist with the uni
versity's orchestra and won q
debut recital in a competition
sponsored by the Society Of
Musical Arts.
Ralph Hollander, heard here on
former occasions, will give a vio-
lin recital tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
David Garvey is the accompanist.
The National Gallery Orchestra.
under Richard Bales, will give a
first local performance tonight, at
8 o'clock, to 1.-TWO Keyboard
Pieces" by William Byrd. freely
arranged for a modern chamber
orchestra by Mr.. Bales. and give
also the local premiere to Miklos
Rozsa's music from the film, THE
Red House."
The Institute of Contemporary
Arts, 1922 New York avenue NV,
will open its musical series of re-
citals Tuesday night. at $50
o'clock, with program by Harry
Mcclure.
The Budapest String Quartet
will be heard in identical pro-
grams. Thursday and Friday, at
$3.50 pm, at the Library Of Con-
gress. sponsored by the Gertrude
Clarke Whittall Foundation. The
Friday program will be broadcast
over WQQW-FM.
The Washington Music Teach
ers' Association will hold its regu-
lar fall business meeting at the
Washington Musical Institute,
1870 Sixteenth, street NV. this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
presence of members Is urged for
the transaction Of business.
The Washington Alumni a e
Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon Mu-
sical Sorority will meet at the resi-
dence of Helen Bellman in charge
of the musical program.
The Alexandria Y. w. c. A. mu-
sical committee, Mrs. Arnold A.
Garthoff. director. and Jean VIII
liams. executive director, announces
a fourth season Of Sunday after
noon musicales to begin Novem-
Der 6. Helen Paulsen Morrow, So
prano soloist, Grace Episcopal
Church, Alexandria. will give the
program, accompanied by DR..
Frederick Fall.
The Department of Agriculture
Symphony is scheduled for con-
cert November 4, and not on Oc-
tober % as announced previously.
The new Montgomery County
Choral Singers, Ruth L. Morgan,
director, holds rehearsals Tuesday
nights at 8:15 o'clock in Room
2O1 at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School. Men and women Of
Montgomery County are invited
to join. ~
Edith Athey, resigned from the
First Church Of Christ Scientist,
Alexandria, Va, to accept the po-
sition of organist-choir director
at the TRANSPORTATION Episcopal
Church, Washington.
Mabel Frost will present in re-
cital Roberta Russell, Erik Elton,
Barbara Engle, Eleanor Lund,
Deborah Tyser and Paul Wilkins,
all members of her summer class.
In her residences studio, 1928 JON
quill street NV, Saturday night
at 8 o'clock. Judith Catlin. scho-
larship winner by reason Of hav-
ing won the highest score in the
National Piano Playing Additions
last June, will play solos and
duets. Jean Gable, who won a su-
perior rating in the national au-
ditions, viii be heard also.
Lillian H. Burke reopened her
piano studios at 5004 Fifth street
NV. after a vacation in Canada.
Theory, harmony and disc record
ings to mark progress form parts
of the piano instruction courses.