The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 25

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The conductor wai Zabln Meats. An additional bonus wu the performance by the (tringi of a composition by the orches tra's principal violiit. Otto Joachim. Mr. Joachim's work.

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The Tchaikowsky Variations on a Rococo Theme. Opus 53, can seldom have received a performance of such aristocratic elegance, and where required. a good measure of bravura. The accompaniment was a model of co-ordination Next and with little pause we heard violinist Salvatore Accardo in a brilliant reading of the Paganini Concerto in D. Alexandra and His Conquerors Rhythm, Blues, Twist and M.sh NIGHTLY PLAZA LOUNGE 22S SPARKS STREET OPENING THURSDAY THE BARONETS Tht at" astraatlat laf lac trim IV.

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