Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
TODAY

CLAUDIO ARRAU, piano. Constitu-
ton Hall. pm; Ml-Beethoyen
q in Si Minor Ae op 81 Hp DSss NS
sta); Sonata No. 80 in C Minor Oh.
ARLINGTON CIVIC SYMPHONY, John
Wigent, conductor. Soloists: Guilty
AdjOOdani, piano; Brenda Patterson,
200 s. cariyn Spring road. Airing
ton, 3 pm Overture to William
Tell, Rossini: Children's Pieces
Henry; Polonaise Brilliante, Weber
Soliloquy for Flute and Strings.
Kenman; Nutcrscker Suite. Tchai-
kovsky.
FAIRFAX COUNTY SYMPHONY Or
CHESTRA, Harvey M. krasney'
conductor. Soloist: Earnest Harri-
son, oboe. Annandsle High School
Auditorium, Annandale. Virginia, 3
miiia, GiinEa; symphony in c, K.
8 va Sn wiliiams; c6iidren's
Dance, from Merry Mount, Hanson:
Christmas Festival, anderson; Fan
Williams; Dance Rhythms, Riegger
MONTGOMERY SYMPHONY Or
SDhdSdt6 SsfssoG arh s schSo
Sandy Spring. Nd: 4 pm. Corio-
Janus overture. Beethoven: SYM
phony No. 30 in @. K. 31S. Mozart;
Rimsky- Korsakoff: Three 18th Cen
fury Dutch Tunes, arr. Kinder:
Grand Canyon Suite. Grofe.
FREDERICK SWAMI, organ. Wesley
Methodist Church. Vienna. Virginia,
pm. Dedication recital for new
Wicks Organ, program not available.
RUTH SCHAFFER, piano. Barker Hall,
YWCA. 18th & K st. NV, pm.
Sonata in c. Haydn; 81 Variations
in c Minor, Beethoven: Hommage
Rameau, Debussy; Rumanian Folk
Chopin: Baliade in @ Minor, Chopin.
WESTINGHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
CHOIR, Florence Booker, director.
darlington Methodist Church. 1900
King St, Alexandria, ) pm. NOV
Thank We All Our God, Mendels-
Hansen; The Morning Star On High
Is Growing. Praetorius; Gloria In
Excelsis Dec, Bach; OF The Fathers
Love Begotten, Chenoweth; Sweet
Was The Song; o! Attey; S SnsphIeraSS
Chorus, from The Messiah. Handel.
HERBERT BURTIS, organ. Washing
ton Cathedral. D pm. AH-Bach pro-
gram: Passacaglia and Fugue in c
Minor; Three Schubler Chorale Pre-
ludeS: Fantasia in @: Fugue Ia
Clique: Two Chorale Preludes, from
orgelbuchlein: Prelude and Fugue
in D.
WALKER CHAPEL CHANCEL CHOIR,
Allen r. White, director. Sololsts:
Florence Goddard, soprano; Marilyn
Connect, meZZo-Soprano: kenneth
Willard, tenor: Elmer Carlson; bass
4l02 n Glebe Road, Arlington, 3
pm. Praise. Rowley; SPRINGS in the
Desert, Jennings Prayer to Jesus,
Oldroyd; BY the Waters OF BABYLON
James; The Last Words OF David
Dietterich: o Magnum Mysterium,
Vittoria: Two Kings. Clokey; The
journey to Jerusalem, Wolff: Can
| tata, for the Nativity. Hann Ial Is;
| in a Manager Lie. Demaree; Infant
Lowry, Demaree: I Wonder as !
Wander. arr. Niles: Rocking. trad.
SAINT LUKE'S CHOIR, Willis A. Hines.
director St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
1914 Fifteenth street NV. o pm.
A German REQUIEM. Brahms.
JAMES OLIVER BUSWELL ". violin;
David Harvey, piano. National Gal
iery Of Art; p;m aS Oros sd6afa w i5
I TiyaIdi; sonata 6uStS-E No. IN 4. op. 100
Brahms; Chaconne. from Partita No
? in D Minor for violin alone. Bach;
Concerto No. s in A. Spohr; Sau-
dades do Brazil. Milhaud-Levy; Ca
price BASQUE, Op. 25, Sarasate.
HEINRICH SCHUETZ FESTIVAL,
Church Of st. Clement, 1901 Quak-
. er lane Alexandria, pm. Phyllis
H Gieseler, soprano; Robert Brent0n
Belts. tenor: Frank Ennis: tenor
Stuart Wheeler. baritone: Wilson I,
Townsend, harpsichord: Elizabeth
Breed and Margaret Wright, violtns;
Robert Graham, cello. Es Cling Elm
Samann Aus; Magnificat; Psalm 9S:
II Selections from Symphoniae Sacrae.
Selections from cantiones Sacrae.
DE PAUR CHORUS, Leonard De Paur,
director. Cramton Auditorium. How
ard University. $50 pm. Program
not available.