Evening star., 1950-03-19
TODAY.


NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA:
Howard Mitchell, conductor. Rudolf
Firkusny. pianist, soloist, Constitu-
tion Hall. pm. ALL Tschaikowsky
program. Suite No, 4; e Major;
and juliet" symphony No. s."
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY A CAP
PELLA CHOIR, caro- Carapetyan.
conductor. Washington Cathedral, 4
MUSICAL vEsPERs, Salvatore Lupica.
tenor. Lois B. Mari, organist. Emory
Methodist Church, pm.
GILDA RUTH LIPsKEY, pianist, ANNA
TIScHER TSca sae eontTato cs1o Barker SON Ha fao
COST from Orlandini,s "Temistocle";
GIuck's "orpheus and Euridice,".;
sqbinsteins %Es bl!nkt Msber deE ThaH ar
ia";s iicht"; BraRms' f1au!5 !ziseuner e liedef."
Miss Fischer; Brahms "Capriccio.
op. 1I6, No, 81; Chopin's "Grande
Valse Brillfante"; Rachmaninofi,s
rprelude. g minor, op: g HHo.:n5o: No: o.:
sum-: De Falla's "Danse Rituelle du
feu"; Gershwin's "Preludes," Miss
Lipskey.
"nAM pmitrieft a1nIaN studio. 5eia aHS Conn. ave.
NV. 4;3o Pm Pm. Beethcvens ;stln sonata An
QdnLe rdfUTl oCl ldplli oohdeos
op. 23"; Berger's "'Fandango Bra
zileiro"; Rachmaninof's "Etude;;
Tableau, E fiat, op. 33"; Bortkiewicz'
'Etude, F sharp Minor. op. 15",;
Rachmaninods 90 Etuoe-Taoieau' 4
LEWIS ATwATER, orgsnist,, Evelyn
Lear. soprano; Mary Apple: Apple con- con,
sFstC 9srS baTtone lsTRs chsafn ea3 Al sous
Of oniiarhn Baeh Masic Gnae'h csnssta p, No' io4
THOU shepherd herd Of q.I Israeli; sTrto "+Sra Tpa
God" Mr.. Atwater.
EVELYN sWARTHoUT: piano recital,
National Gallery of Art, s pm.
bert,s Sonata; E Flat Major; H. o.
1a2s; G. F. RsI E. saeas sopasa sensta so' so o.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB,
Dr. James R. Houghton,, director,
Hamline Methodist Church, 8 pm.
KENT A CAPPELLA CHOIR. Caro-
Methodist Church. pm.
GEORGE KoEHLER, organ recital,
First Baptist Church, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
n. JEROME GRAHAM, organist.
Church Choir, assisting, Chinese
Community 41qses Ghqses 1m1p1royisstion more ST non On
% For closer Walk With God
Come and Mourn With lns us SAY Awhi}s: 6ls..
arr Graham hisa choir aSam MIS-; moss Wein- Hsse
auns. Hsrssf Mr.. 9 Graham; Knorr-Graham
"Prayer'"' Elsa Yeung' os solGlst; dIa;
snnngsd yanssd e Geafe Are q rhg sSd %eroiss
a'lH Boo Flute" arr. Modoi; Sing -Hai's
"Taihong Mountain" Lincoln Ysung.
soloist; Flower Drum The Choir
Sicily Pao. Paul Wong, soloists.
WASHINGTON COMPOSERS CLUB,
pediestien": hFsa s9nheEs Bovet Esi afonr French
Songs" sTwo Vocal ousrtets"; spier's
voesi rxG eSxs ausrtsfs sangsM Mese9s seqse Lament
for Soprano and String Quartet"
AUGUSTANA CHOIR of Rock Island,
Illinois, Henry veld. director, Con-
ss5sSsep WSss can ni he Sac 81 But R shaaea asse:
Hast Been Our Refuge; Bach's
''Praise Our God VINO Reigns in
Heaven: Prince dustav's IT Rosens
PIKE PIKE 'sang shepherd a,d0 COD 0rs Doth Guide
U.s.; Persolesis GLORY to God IN the
Highest" Wennerberg Chorus: Have
Ye Not Known" "Ye Shall Have .
Song from Thompson's The
Peaceable Kingdom. Eritten,s
Hymn to st. Cecilia; Murray,s
Sverige; brahms Der Bucklichte
Fielder; Taneyev's Sunrise"
NATIONAL, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Neighborhood Concert, Howard
Mitchell. conductor, Roosevelt High
School, 8 pm. Williams Fantasy
on q Theme by Tallis"; Excerpts
from Beethoven's symphony No. s.:
Strauss Emperor" Waltz; Enesco's
'Roumanian Rhapsody No. l."
TUESDAY.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC FES-
TIVAL, Alice Deal Junior High
School, 8 pm.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, Eugene
Ormandy, conductor. William Ka-
peii, pianist, soIoist, Constitution
Hall. $50 pm. Prelude to Nous