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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8. 1960 a h- 15 At the Academy iJiiy in mi mi nil. iii i i mi Miam i i Improvisers in Premiere BALLROOM wlMtlDf toll, 7100 lMmtt alt! ON PRINCETON AVE. Alf-toMltlMd Tsi lillrna witk tWItl CLUB ATMOSPHERE of the experiment is not easy to The Program ETT.ENE ORMASDT CONDUCTING Sinfonta for Double Orehesra By EDWIN H. SCHLOSS One of the most interesting and provocative novelties in many seasons was featured at Friday appraise from a current angls Suffice it to say that the audi No.

3 In moot ,7. 0. Bach Kyncbonr No. in Hal ma lor-Sibelius TUESDAY. FRIDAY.

JAIBflDAT, SUNDAY ence was mere tnan polite and aitemoon Phllsrlplnhta fitvlina. lonrerte for Imernvisina Foss and his colleagues were ,1 Instrument in Orchestra Foil txa program in the Academy off kom empku PAUL JUDSI AND HIS ORCHESTRA music. summoned for repeated acknowl edgements. world premiere of a Concerto for Improvising Solo Instruments With Eugene Ormandy on the podium, the program offered the The opening Prelude is eruptive and fragmentary; a Chorale opens on a churchly note and Orchestra, played with a quintet of soloists of the Lukas Foss Improvisation Chamber KOBE CHARM and Improvement i but later makes the work's nearest approach to a jazz jam Ensemble. Foss was prominent YOURS in a Few Short Weeks! ly at the piano, and his impro 9 vj iif 'or mr or vising colleagues included An Intermezzo for the solo in HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM! is- wei Charles De Lancey, percussion; struments illustrates what Foss means when he speaks (in the REG.

$1.00, $1.50 $2.00 NAT. $1.00, $1.50 $2.00 NAT. ADV. TOYS SLASHED Robert Drasnin, flute; JRichard program notes) of the "creativ TO ALL-TIME LOW! YOUR CHOICE! LIMIT FOUR! Dufallo, clarinet and Howard Coif, cello. 'CONTROLLED FREEDOM ity" of this kind of music.

The final Fugue is vigorous and Frankly, we have never itn child, ejirl o'rl woman to whom wo could not impart greater charm and perjonality. Our thousands of lue-l eenful graduate art conclusive avidanet noti only of tho compataneo of our staff of licamad Instructor but demonstrate tha fact that wa can I guarantee results without haiitation. To prove! our point wa offir you a parsonal charm or I modeling analytic i personality rating WITHOUT I CHARGE OR OBLIGATION. Coma in any day, I a. m.

to p. Sat. to 4 m. Phonal at As explained by Foss in the BBaByfl 7 rmy climactic. 'ENGLISH BACH' WORK SSI I I I II 1 S- 1 is MW The Messrs.

Foss, Drasnin, De Lancey and Dufallo are credited LO 4-0500 or Writa for FREE Booklet, II I I -mVZJ till I I II I Uaesee now forming for toon; working with the wntten orchestral backgrounds. fioaeeutivee, childron Diplom The program opened with the program notes, mis worn; employs the relatively new principle of soloists improvising within the frame of a written, predetermined and rehearsed orchestra background a study of "musical freedom within a controlled field." The new work is cleverly conceived and was expertly improvised by the' soloists with Dr. Ormandy and his men massed as a rear guard. The resulting Sinfonia No. 3 in major for MARTHA CHARMS PHILADELPHIA MODELING CHARM SCHOOL Model Agency 10SS.

UTH ST. LO4.0S00 i i Double Orchestra by Johann Christian Bach. This gifted son i ri -) 7cmi of the great Johann Sebastian a lk was known as the "English Bach" (Johann Christian spent 7 most of his adult life in London) music was admittedly expert TRUCKS! and it is easy to see in this grace KALEIDOSCOPES! mental. It is lean, angular and ROMPER ROOM PUZZLES! TARGET (AMES! GERBER TOYS! DART BOARDS! Ct TOY CAMERAS! I yt PAINT SETS! s5 PLASTIC MODEL KITS! ful work, he has been identified BOATS! explosive with a certain pun as a forerunner of the "galant" gent vitality compensating, it XI SILLY PUTTY! HOLGATE TOYS! MECHANICAL TOYS! GUNS' a flOUSECLEANING SETS! style and the coming glories of may be, for the softer virtues of, Mozart. (jilrr WAAAAAAxAr charm.

It is largely a-melodic highly rhythmic assertive. This is music of the avant garde, A brilliantly dynamic and sensitive performance of the Sibelius Fifth Symphony was the mainstay of the program. And perhaps written for posterity. AMERICAN RESTAURANTS the afternoon closed with Re GROUP CALLED BACK And since posterity was rather scantily represented in the spighi's graphic and colorful "Feste Romane." Academy on Friday, the success OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Femoue tor (in food and cocktaila in a charming old maoa ioa I house.

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