Evening star., 1949-05-15
Water Gates
Schedule Tops
Summer Plans
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events scheduled Zoe SUNDAY.
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SUNDAY 1a'v hrn taaAaYs
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week late' t'ae SAugah4fE A~Aft
wssa~g Z&deI Sko4o, sEy pianist.
elil apg~ay SllH ttes orchestra Ena
on Sunday 3uN y. the charming
couple CarTo3l Glenn ,4gNae&a ard
Eugene LAST p@aHasE wtll se beard
an an all Z SchalKcs &Ey pros faFsl.
The SUNDAY ses vR @lil eoatl ltlgfe
on july - ahsn thr CNtleetffaI
Choir 0t mcn Under tire direction
a. Rbhayd DGkSen vl.} lake part
Si'h hASsl Arth. contFalto ard
Lee FalitAN baritone as Saioisi.
NJ FalrFAx Ehowa iocail} As
Facle sIpTlngm&n, recently save q
most sueceaSftli recital tn Car
negls Hall IN Ncw Yoyk
The FIRST Wednesday concert On
july 6 sllI see the rrturn oi Earl
Wild. pianist as sololxt. ard tiaa
following week the celebrated
Negro soprano, Dorothy Mssnor.
will be heard Jan ne~rue. trnnr
OF the Me, will aims on july 20
and the annual Oerxhwin memo
rial program Is scheduled fer July
~ Another Naumburs Award
winner. Abba Rosln. pianist, Who
has appeared 81 the wairr Gate
before As we'll as In recltAls In ths
city. wili khafe the solo assign
mrnts with Jane Piekina soprano
star Of radio and concerts
MiScha ElmAn. the fenown sto-
linis,. opens the Friday series on
july q and the following Friday
will be Bale, Night with tire eele-
hrAted dancers ieoT Yousksviteh
and Mia Siavenska ~ stATk T'hs
Cuban pianist. Jorge Bolei well
remembered here. Is the solalst on
July - and the summer season
will close on July 20 with another
gala event. a Grand Opera Hight.
SoloiSis on this program slll be
Eleanor Steber. soprano, and Lem
ard Warren baritone. both of tho
Metropolitan The opening and
closing FalRs together with ths
concert on "wednesday. July 20.
are special events with . siisht
increase in admission prices All
the programs will be conducted isy
Howard Mitchell
School Activities Planned
Anons the outstanding whool
activities will be the cosnpnsers'
Conference and Chamber Music
Center held in Middlehury College
in Vermont This II the fourth
year that composers and chamber
music players are brought tIgst'lsr
under practical laboratory sondl-
tons. The sessions are designed
10 benefit both THE composers
will have the advice Of experienced
musicians In tl1is particular
branch Of music and the players
will learn how 10 interpret con-
temporary music The latter is
OF great importance for the best
willed performers have erected
often q barrier to the audienoes
appreciation OF modern music by
not beine very elsA' ihsfnsslfts
as To what Ia intended by the
composer
The conference wiil be held from
August 20 10 September ! and for
this period four fun scholarships
OF $50 each. including tuition.
board ard room. will BE- offered
composers and inAtTumeBtalisis.
Four tuition scholarships Of $50
each xilI be available for two
composers and tao instrumental"
istx. The composer Is required 10
end samples of his works "a the
director. Alan Garter. fot cram
nation. and the inssSurrnialist
must have three letters ol recon-
mendation from his present oF iast
teacher and from established rnu-
sicians They wiil be notified %
or refusal hy July !.
Beside the actual practice time.
composers glll have the benefit Of
confsrring with = publisher on
matters Of copyrights, publication
and relationship between CON"
pos~r. publisher ard performance.
Richard Dana. president Of Music
Press. Inc, viii be the publisher
in residence, Garter HarrnAn.
critic Of the New York Tines. wfIl
be present TO represent another
angie nf performances, The euEa"
posing staff. headed by Otto Lsss-
ning of coiufnela University. s1l
include Insolf Dahl of tl9s Uni
verssiy Of Southern California ard
Esther Williamson of the Jgiillayd
School A concert featsgtnw nsw
By those atisrsdsrg
the conferences viii clos TIE