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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18

served with all foods at any
time Of the day :. morning,
noon, or night.
And that brings us up to
the subject of cooking with
wine. Wine offers one Of the
simplest ways of making good
food taste better. It's mex
pensive, easy to use and as
near foolproof as anything
can be. It's more than just a
flavoring, it's a blender Of
flavorS. Wine accents the
natural flavor of food and
adds both aroma and smooth
ness.
Sherry is the long-standing
favorite in the kitchen but it
isn't the only wine used in
cookery by any means. One
handy guide is to use the
same types of wine in cooking
that you would ordinarily
serve with the food at the
table. White wines with fish
or chicken; red wines in meat
dishes; sherry in soup, des-
sert wines with fruit. But
like so many rules, this one
was made to be broken, too.
Coo au vim Chicken with red
wine). is a classic example.
Wine is also excellent for
marinating wild game or the
less tender cuts of meat; re-
placing part of the liquid in
meat stews or pot roasts; in
salad dressings and as q
sauce with fruit.
Now during National Wine
Week October 20-27) the
California wine growers are
offering a new booklet filled
with wine recipes. 1t was
planned for busy women,
those who want to produce
good meals in a short time.
For a copy of this free book
let write to the Wine Insti-
tute, Home Advisory Service,
TIT Market street, San Fran
cisco 3, Calf.
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pleasant to him who drinks
it,"
There is a real basis for
some of the traditional wine
and food combinations, Of
course, a dry white table wine
with seafood and port with
cheese and nuts are ex-
amples. But the most depend
able guide has always been
the individuals own personal
tastes.
One of the best books ever
written on this subject is
1.-THE Commonsense Book OF
Wine" by Leon D. Adams who
instructs the reader in the
art of workmanship" He
gives straight answers to
questions often ignored; de-
hunks all the meaningless
jargon, and supplies common
sense on a subject that needs
it rather badly in this coun-
try. He's in agreement with
Pliny !. the best wine is the
one which delivers the most
In enjoyment for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
Pears Romontique

"a cup California sherry
y cup water
% cup sugar
Few grains salt
l tablespoon lemon juice
S small medium-ripe pears
5 baked tart shells g inches
diameter)
Chocolate sauce supreme
Measure sherry, water, Sug-
ar, salt and lemon Juice into
a medium size saucepan;
stir to blend. Bring to q boil.
lower heat and simmer 5
minutes. While sirup is sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
Chocolate Suuce
Supreme

2 squares unsweetened choco-
late, chopped
"a cup California sherry
"a cup water
IL cups white corn strip
Pinch salt
/ teaspoon vanilla
! teaspoon rum extract
Stir chocolate. sherry and
water together over moderate
heat until melted and smooth.
Gradually stir in strip; add
salt. Simmer over moderate
heat, stirring now and then,
about 10 minutes. Add fla
workings and cool. Use to sauce
See FAULKNER, Page Dc
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mering, core pears from bot
tom. leaving stem attached
to fruit, If desired; peel pears
and place in hot strip. Cover
and simmer Just until barely
tender, about 5 minutes.
Basic or turn pears frequently
to poach evenly. Remove from
heat and cool fruit in strip.
When ready to serve, drain
and place each pear in a
baked tart shell. Carefully
pour chocolate sauce supreme
into bottom of shells around
pears. Serves five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
NATIONAL WINE WEEK
Choice Of Wine
Up to individual
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of The Star

Ever since it was discovered that wine and food
are arnn-in-arm companions, there have been people
who have worried themselves to fragile trying to
decide what wines should be served with what dishes.
Plny the Elder wrapped it all up in one sentence:
"The best kind of wine is that which is most
Evening star., 1962-05-25
RUCKER UISI =

SALES CORP. REALTORS
1903 N. Court House Rd.
IA. 5-S5S5 Ewes, ia. 2-95l7
ARL., N.-off Wilson blvd, walk
TO all schools. Fenced I'd. backs up
to park. 2 baths, 3 bedrms:, plus
small den and half finished bed
rm. in full bsmt. 100000. FHA
appr. ia. S-6lS7. OWNER.
ARLINGTON - Brand-neW 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath, all-briek rambler
dining rm., lovely kitchen with
eye-level equipment. 2 firepls.
full ground -level bsmt. 3rd batf
roughed in, lovely area SIC 1850
HANSON HOMES. Realtors. JE
3-3737.
ARLINGTON, N.-clean. comfort
able. convenient. Because Of i'll
ness. owner must sell this mic,
gardeners paradiseI Large liyinl
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room opening onto cool porch
Size Basement with fireplace anc
built-in garage. FLA appraised
ToWNN q COUNTRY PROP. INC.
ARL. OFFICE KE. $4,000
ARL., CLOSE N-This spaciou,
Cape Cod has roses. roses roses
covering the front fence. inside
you'll find q lovely liv. rI1;, sep
and 8 bedrms q e dormitonry
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SPRINGFIELD

3-bedrOom brick rambler with full
basement. fenced yard, aluminium
room. eating space in kitchen.
SEQ. 500.
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$500 AUGUSTA DR.
3 bedrms,, Ia baths, carport.
liv. rm, din. comb. 17x20 reg,
rm.. util. rm. Extra lge. kit. seals
8, Washer and dryer. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
icONTINUepl

S-bedrm. rambler On Q half aerl
level lot. Porch. earpoTt e1S,e50
Small dn. paymt.
ACCOKKX
3-bedTm. rambler on large lot, full
hsmt. with rough in for 2nd bath
Evening star., 1962-05-25
CHEVERLY

CHEVERLY
Only S15,e00 for this S-bedrm.
1h-bath brick Colonial. separat,
din. rnl., screened porch and full
bsmt. Assume 4kTs VA loan oi
Just 5000 down FHA.
HYATTSVILLE
Large 2:story home located or
beautiful lot, 100x14S (can have
extra bldg. lot If desired). Thil
home has 3 bedrms.. separate
din. rm., full bsmt.. 2 screened
porches, can finish 2 more roomi
on 3rd floor. See this today
FORT WASHINGTON
S39,500 for this 3-bedrm. split.
level on 1-acre level. shaded lot
Liv. rm. with firepl.. separate din
rm., ultra modern kit, full bath
in master bedrm., jalousied en-.
closed porch, de luxe rec. rm
with stone firepl. and bath. cen.
trally air cond. for your summer
comfort. For appointment phone
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY Co
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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SHANNON fla & LUCHS

WHEATON-4-bedrm. brick home
in the pink" Of condition in q
home" community Executive
transferred, movers come June ID.
Assume ~ 20 OF loan with total
mo. payments only $122. .
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TOWN & COUNTRY PROP. INC.
OPEN 9 TIL 9

SOUTHERN Colonial on a wooded
acre. True center-hall entrance.
24-ft. living rm.. family dining
rm.. bright equipped kitchen with
table space. y bath and screened
porch all on lst floor, generous
bedrmS. and full bath on End
floor. Permanent stairway to eX-
pandable 3rd floor. Full high cell
inged basement. Terms flexible.
Vac. Price S22. 900 Owner saws
sell. PARKER. SMITH & DON
NELL Realfnrs IL A-ooSS
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FL. 6-6OOO REALTORS Ell. 6-s57i
McLEAN-By OWNER. 4-bedrm., 3
bath split-level, dbl. carport, scr
porch, bSmt., cul-de-sac: best loc
pool membership, . blks, to Nc
Lean High and blks. elem. As
sumo Sl9. 300 conv. or about 81 4,
fran ct. Ell, 6-g0B6.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
HOMES
nTATTOpo
BUILDERS
CLOSE OUT
LANGLEY ESTATES

LANGLEY ESTATES
fI 4PES tS.ie DA5sy. sy 10 10 AM .5a TO hIa1R DARK
2 and 3 bath brick homes. the
NJ. T. BROYHILL q SONS CO
has built outstanding homes which
are. new level OF elegance In
modern living. .Ramblers. split
levels and split-foyers. some with
ground. level. glass sliding. doors
to patios. Most all have h-acrC
lots. City water sewerage and
natural gas. Priced now from S95.-
95I TO S34.950. with excellent
DIRECTIONS: Out Lincoln Memo
rial Bridge or Kew Bridge to
George Washington pkwy. to Rte
1913, left TO Rts. 1913 and right tC
our sign at Dead Run dr.. anc
left to Open House. All our signs
lead TO Langley Estates. where
the most outstanding bargains in
Virginia are now available. M. T.
BROYHILL q SONS REALTY.
INC. 1900 Lee hwy. Arl., Va.
ia 4-l3OO.
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CHEVERLY

2-bedrm. brick-and-frame Colonial
sep. din. rm., firepl. in liv. rm;,
Only $4,000 GI or FHA. Cal
WA. 7-6617. We will give you the
HoME6wNER RLTY. CO., INC.
CHEVERLY-Brick 3-bedroom, ia,
bath Colonial. Sep. din. Em., avail
June L. Can be rented until settle.
ment. Walking distance to shop.
ping and schools. Assume lge. Gl
mortgage. Mo. pymt. S103.
PARKWAY CO. WA. 7-1893
Evening star., 1962-05-25

PARKWAY ESTATES - 3-bedrm.
rambler with terrific floor plan,
large closets, many extras, FHA
approved. Only S400 down, must
see to appreciate.
PRINCE GEO. PRoPRTIEs INC,
.AP. 7-2176 AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1962-05-25
LAUREL
A-ACRE LOT
LEWIsDALE-BRICK CAFE col

LEWISDALE-BRICK CAFE COD
4 BEDROOMS
Basement, screened porch. $3.50
down, assume 1st trust at S121 AZ
per month. NO Red Tape" 474-
5000; BgRSCCHEo REALTY co. After
OXoN HILL AREA-New 8 bed
rooms, separate-d din. rm.. large liv.
rm. with fireplace. n baths, fire
place in bsmt., storm windows and
doors, h.-w.h.. large back yd
Close In to Jones Point Bridge.
$22. 800. Call cH. S-7704.
OxON HILL AREA, located in
Careybrook lane Just / mile from
Jones Point Bridge-New beaut.
de luxe brick rambler, 3 bedrms.
8 baths. sep. din. rm.. de luxe
kit. lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
large scr. porch, garage. fin. rec
rm. with fireplace. Close to schls.
and shopping. Must be seen Ia
appreciate. Open Sunday, IL noon
It'll dark. S33, 500. CH. S-7704.
RAY Park AREA - Outstandinl
value in this Colonial, all large
rooms, full bsmt.. firepl.. largI
porch. premium location, close Il
everything. below FLA value. onl,
JOHN fnsgHp' Z HUGHES CO., WA. 7-oseC
RIvERDALE : S14. $50 buys this
an-briek 3-bedrm. home on fenced
corner lot sdjaeent to Baltimore
parkway. Full tiled bsmt., patio.
Vets can move in with q total
Of $500. Call WA. 7-3p0O, ROB
ERT 8. DAVIS q CO.. INC.
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COUNTRY-sIzE LOT with this s.
bedrm. rancher, newly decorated.
lge. liv. rm. and dining comb,
patio: the range, refrigerator and
washer included. Vets no down
and Sg5 mo. pays all. FLA terms
available.
Evening star., 1962-05-25

a.REpR5N9'E 59E nR{cK RTSY RSSMBEER. SEIBEE con-
home offers a living room-dining
room combination with fireplace.
fully equipped kitchen with eating
space, ? good sized bedrooms and
full tiled bath, full basement,
lovely lot, off-Street parking. FHA
$16,950, can buy with $3.50 cash
plus settlement cost.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
P P

PUT TWO AND TWO together and
you have four. Bedrms.. we mean.
Fails Church brick Cape Cod n u
Rte. so. conv. TO everything. Liv-
ing rm. with fireplace. dining area,
breakfast nook. l5-foot screened
porch. huge corner fenced lot with
trees. Price Sl5.750, 5000 down.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. $1,000
QUALITY-DIGNITY-CHARM Pret-
ty white rambler. beautiful tur-
quoise. wall-to-wall carpet Of
highest quality. magnificent bone
white MARBLE patio. beautiful
kitchen with eating space. 3 big
bedrooms. 2 full baths, many
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORR. ..
Springfield 45l -25O0. Alex. 1885,
5000. Mclean 356-7000.
REAL QUICK LIKE this house will
sell. 81 900 dn.,. and assume lge.
loan. Payments less than rent. B.
bedrm, rambler Just outside Falls
Church. Din. rm... mod. kit. "
acre Anchor-fenced lot. Extras incl
awnings. storm windows. washer.
etc. PRICE S14.500. See this one.
PRL1ANTT2TToN Realty. JE. 4-7Ooo
REDUCED-COUNTRY CLUB VIEW
from this big and beautiful Colo
nial. Large centeT-hall entrance.
spacious living rm. with fireplace,
den. fully equipped kitchen with
eating space. 3 eood-sized bed
rooms and 2h baths. Pull base
ment with large bedrm. and inyit-
ing Soft. rec. rm. with bar and
fireplace. Large screened porch.
Quality features galore in the yr.-
old home. Reduced to S36.950.
Must be seen TO appreciate its
true value. Call WE. $4,000 today.
Well be happy TO show i: tn You
BETTER HOMES
REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-05-25
FALLS CHURCH

DE LUXE BRICK RAMBLER hav-
ing those extra attractive appoint
mentS. Tasteful carpeting, custom
drapes. fully electric equipment
including automatic washer and
dryer. Twin-size bedrooms, 2i5
baths, beautifully finished base
ment with mammoth clubroom
Situated on q gorgeous, wooded,
lSO-ft. lot. All the charm and
quality you can possibly find in
today's modern home. Secluded
neighborhood perfect for the ex-
ecutive and his family. Priced in
uDuer 20s
Evening star., 1962-05-25
THE EVENING STAR Glib
Woshington, D. c.
FHdoy, Moy rs, 1862
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
.REnucEn sIAoa-ovner ha, nn

REDUCED SI.400-Ovner has pur-
chased another home and saws
sell immediately. Lovely 3-bedrm.
brick rambler set on $40 acre
lot with extra 6/1O acre building
lot included AL for S25.500 in
fireplace. kitchen with eating
space and full basement already
partitioned for rec. I'm. or work.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
BETTER HOMES
REALTORS

SPRINGFIELD, N.IRam6leT' ? lEe.
sep. din, rm., full bSmt., SCI $50.
for quick OWNER sale. FLA Ap-
praised. CL. 6-ls74.
SPRINGFIELD - 4-bedrm. rambler
with . baths, carport, firepl., fen.
ward. Walk to grammar and high
school Assume high 4Iaes al loan
or refinance FILA. 1mmed. possess
sion Must sac. at $4,000. Call
nNNER III I-AOgo
Evening star., 1962-05-25
THRIFTY HOMES, INC.
DIAL 703-368-8131

LoRCoM LANE Area bedrms--
2Ha baths, 2 firepls.. de luxe GE
kit. Cow. 70 bus, shopping and
ROYAL HOMES. INC. REALTOR
Al LeesburR Pike z Corners
MCLEAN Spacious brick bi-level by
lst OWNER bedrms.. 3 baths,
. firpls., large rec. rm., dble car
port, deluxe hotpoint kit, near
schools-shop. 25 min. Pentagon,
newly redec.. large well land
scaped yard, may assume OF loan
or make other arrangements
S29,9O0. FL. 6-4694,
Evening star., 1962-05-25

NO S DOWN-$91 MONTH
Immaculate home. 2 bedrms.. full
bsmt., patio. storm windows. storm
door and alum siding, only several
of the extras, fenced lot, walk to
schools, bus and shopping, only
DADE REALTY
6ss-s45s s701 Ga. Ave. 9 Til 9
Evening star., 1962-05-25
IMAGINATION

is what this builder used. and
he had you in mind. Where else
Sfm nstySn ySS Wt6 IRG ta snperb bees sraitsman-
ship and design?' 3 large bed
rooms, 3 baths. huge living room
with End fireplace in rec. rm..
formal din. rm.. de luxe family
size kit. For early appointment
call JE. $4,000. VIM. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC. CLOSED
Evening star., 1962-05-25

SFAIE-SFAIE-
Real living space the entire family
will enjoy in this brick and frame
beauty in excellent close-in neigh
borhood boaSting 3 huge bedrmS.,
Tone is I6x2l). ga baths. large
living rm. with fireplace. large
Kitchen. large pine-paneled rec,
room In full basement, screened
porch for comfortable summer liv-
ing and a garage. An ideal family
home, priced at S26,g50. Worth
your inspection. Call IA. 5-040O
today
Evening star., 1962-05-25

HTLLANDALE FOREST = Unusual
inside split rambler. 2-car carport,
ideal inlaw or professional man
arrangement. Luxury custom home.
2 bedrms. and HOLLYWOOD bath on
piete kitchen on lower level. Par
tial rec. rm. with firepl.. wooded
lot, patio, privacy. fenced. First
offering. Shown BY abpt.
UNIVERSITY REALTY -
Evening star., 1962-05-25

HOUSES BY HUGHES = Berwyn
rancher, slightly used, 1851 model
40 feet long, 3 lovely bedrooms
extras, such as storm doors, storm
windows, fencing, ETC., etc. Illness
forces sale of this stunning home
at the sacrifice price Of S16,450
w. r. HUGHES, CO. AP. 7-14OO
EVANSVILLE = Bargain for al
bsmt., . porches. Only $4,000
JOHN H. JOHNSON. 422-1511
HYATTsVILLE-3 bedrms. anc
bath, tiptop DECORATIONS: decor S Is leysl We lot, oNt,,
CT S13,q50. Dial 434-1400
AnEI PHI BEATTY INC
Evening star., 1962-05-25
Space!! Space!!

2.O0O-PLUs SQUARE FIJI
In this massive, 4-bedrm., 3-bath
suburban home. in Annandale. Va.
tthe TOP suburban community OF
the areal, Has huge formal din.
rm.. ranch-Sized kitchen. full bSmt.
with rec. rm.. garage. wooded lot.
warrant and available
Evening star., 1962-05-25
WHEATON,

wHEATON-Complete sep. apt. in
this lovely 3 bedrms., Q baths,
brk. rambler (all one level). 81. 300
fallout shelter and bsmt. Unusual
buy at S1S,950.
c. PAUL HICKMAN 949-0200
Evening star., 1962-05-25
MgEAToN .,-u-,

WHEATON-S1l,5OO, nothing dn.,
eSSS SS bSs: SscTT ias i0t 5se Ju 5m S.sSSS sSoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

poser, librettist, producer,
and director of two original
musical dramas or operas to
be presented on CBS-TV
during the 1963-64 season,
each to run from one to two
hours. An earlier arrange
ment he had with CHS in
1860 was cancelled because
of procedural disagreements.
Meanwhile, over at NBC, a
spokesman commented wry-
~ that the network still waits
to hear from a commission
extended to Menotti in 1860
The Festival Of Two
Worlds, which Menotti
brought into the world five
years ago in the sleepy Um-
brian town of Spoleto, Italy,
faces demise at the end of
this summer because fund
raising takes too much Of the
composers time. 1t is a prob
lem some composers of the
past knew all too we'll
Leonard Bernstein is sched-
uled to serve as narrator as
we'll as composer Of an orig
inal musical drama commits
stoned by CBS-TV for a
ninety-minute telecast from
Detroit on April /, 1868.
Carlisle FlOyd's new opera,
The P ssiOn Of Jonathan
Wade, which deals with re-
construction days in the
American south, will have its
premiere on October II at the
City Center in New York. The
work was commissioned by
julius Rudel, music director
Of the Center, under a Ford
Foundation grant. It will be
the third of Floyd's operas to
be presented at the Center,
and Rudel will conduct g.
Duke University, with the aid
Of the Mary Duke Biddle
Foundation, has given COM
missions to two well-known
American composers. Under
the grants Louis Mennini Of
the Eastman School of Music
will write a composition for
the university's orchestra,
while Norman DellO JOiO, of
the Names College of Music
in New York, will write a
composition for the univer-
sity'S concert band.
4 -
NEWS FROM THERE -
LenOx, Mass: Eugene Or
mandy, whose debut at Tan
glewood took place last sum-
mer, will appear as guest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
ART AND ARTISTS
Enduring Values
In TorbelI Show
By FRANK GETLEIN
Star Art Critic

One of the most instructive exhibitions in months
opened last week at the Smhsonans Foyer Gallery the
Natural History Building 1t is the centennial show Of
paintings by Edmund c. Tarbe born hundred years ago.
dominant figure in his home town of Boston, and principal
for many years. beginning in 1913 of the
of Art.
What is interesting about the show is not only the
paintings but also reaction to them Tarbe from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY IRVING LOWENS
Star Musfr Critic

This week. Dr. Joseph E. Maddy brings magnificent
group of youngsters from the National Music Camp Inter
ochen Michigan to the White House lawn where they will
present concert in Mrs Kennedys youth series
The appearance here of DR.. Maddy and his talented
charges emphasizes of the most striking musical phe
nomena Of the l950-he upsurge in the number
Of summer music camps and schools organized to meet
growing demand for vacaontme matchmaking for youth
The National Music Camp. founded by Dr. Maddy in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
Summer Music Study important
As q New Trend in the u. S.

conductor of the Boston
Symphony on Friday and
Saturday. These will be his
only guest conducting assign
ments this summer Fish
Creek, Wis: The Peninsula
Music Festival, a series of 9
concerts under Thor john
sons direction, begins next
Saturday and runs through
Sunday, August 26. Among
the soloiStS featured: Lois
Marshall, soprano; Donald
Gramm, baritone; Grant
Johannesen and Frank Gla-
ger, piano; Lise Nadeau. harp.
StratfOrd, Ont: On Friday
the musical forces of the
Stratford Festival, under the
direction of Glenn Gould,
will present a program titled
Music of the 20's."
Brest, France: Life won't
be worth living today and to-
morrow here, as the town
plays host to the Interna-
tionaI Bagpipers Festival,
with 5000 pipers and dancers
expected to be on hand for
the occasion. They come. the
release says. from as far away
as Bulgaria, Hungary, Nor
way, and Portugal. Scotland
isn't even mentioned; too
close, probably Cava De-
Tirreni, Italy: Ralph Her.
mann of New York just
missed winning first prize in
in the first n tern a ion al
Rhythmic Symphonic COM
petition with his composition
The Great City, but second
prize was worth $500. Rhyth-
mic-Symphonic music is de-
fined as emi-claSsical or
light, suitable for summer
performance at pops con-
certS.
4 \ =
WORDS ON MUSIC-De-
spite Igor Stravinsky'S savage
attack on Paul Henry Lang,
music critic of the New York
Herald Tribune, which ap-
peared in the most recent of
the maestro's fascinating VOL
umes of conversations with
Robert Craft, the Musical
Quarterly (of which Lang is
editor n-chief) devotes its
entire July issue to articles
about the RuSsian-American
composer.
1t is an extraordinarily
fascinating anthology Of ar
ticles, not the least inter-
esting of which is Lang's
own estimate of StravinSky'S
greatness.
And in the event you have
MT had enough to read on
StravinSky, the issue in
cludeS a whopping bibliog-
raphy of writings by and
about the master compiled
by Carroll D. Wade, a men,
Der of the reference staff of
the Music Division in the
Library of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Aspen Mountain Festival

The Aspen School of Music
(June 27-August 26) in Colo
RADIO has brought interna-
tionally renowned artist
teachers to the Rocky Noun
tain area - although the
enrolment is restricted to 300,
more than 1000 applications
are generally received.
The Berkshire Music School
Gully 4-August 26)-better
known as Tanglewood-at
Lenox. Mass. has as its big
drawing card the presence Of
the Boston Symphony Or
chestra.
Tanglewood offers some of
the finest professional in
struction available to young
students.
One of the incest things
about summer music schools
is the opportunity students
get to socialize with famous
musicians, who are too often
thought of not as human
beings, but as tiny specks on
a concert stage.
At Marlboro on a Sunday,
for instance, students may
very well find themselves
sitting next to Alexander
Schneider, Rudolf Serkin, or
Jaime Laredo.
There is a particular love-
illness to the sound Of a
French horn as it floats
through the forest, and it is a
big thrill for a youngster to
go swimming and to have
dinner with the same group
that struggled through a
practice session in a morning
rehearsal.
You might think that the
lure of the outdoors. the
lakes, and the tennis courts
would be mighty difficult for
a music-making boy or girl
to resist. Sometimes it is
but more often than not, sea-
Soned music campers know
that it merely whets their
appetite for more music.
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