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CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUXE: UUNE 30, 1940. PART 7 PAGE Famous Bands and Soloists on Qrant Park Schedules GRANT PARK SOLOIST Name Cornell The Music Calendar King Edward Today. Dante Concert band, Forcellatl Dante, con Tomorrow's Program Lists Weber, Crooks Means Much in Education ductor; Harrison High school band, Joseph F. Ewald, conductoi? Grant park. 3.

Blanche Slocum singers Kimball hall, 3. Chicago Symphony orchestra. Eugene Or- manrty conducting Ravinia park, 4. Jerzy Ilnjanowski Symphony orchestra. By the Rev.

John Evens. Jerzy Bojanowski, conductor; Lane Tech When the Barter theater of Abingdon, Va, stages an Elizabethan play called King Edward the Third this summer it will credit William Shakespeare with the authorship. The play has found no legitimate place in the bard's collected works, but it has yet to be proved that he didn't write the Encyclopedia Britannica wari- ly states: "It is quite possible that Shakespeare may have had a sharej in Edward III." F.obert Porterfield director of the Barter theater, will offer it as Shakespeare's and let the audience make its own decision ia the matter. nical High school band. Joseph J.

Grill, con By Edward Barry. The name Cornell means much In ductor Grant park, 7. American higher education, but grad Maria Parissi." soprano; Andrea Da Parry, Tc morrow is the day. The Grant i.rk concerts, which up to now have baritone Fullerton hall. Art institute, 8.

uates of Cornell generally explain which Cornell is their alma mater Monday. Chicago Opera orchestra, Henry Weber, con teen merely tuning up, begin in earnest, cn July 1 with agala uro ii: -X. JT ductor; Richard Crooks, tenor Grant park, 8. because there are two institutions of learning by that name in the United gram featuring the renowned Metro- Tuesday. Woman'a Symphony orchestra.

Rudolph tor; Teresa Ferrio, soprano; Henry Thompson, tenor; Paul Mallory, tenor Grant park; 7:30. Chicago Symphony orchestra, Nicolai Malko conducting Ravinia park, 8 :30. Friday. Jerry Bojanowski Symphony orchestra, Jerxy Bojanowski. conductor; Michael Wil-komirsky, violinist Grant park, 8.

Saturday. Walter H. Steindel Symphony orchestra, Walter H. Steindel, conductor; Aaron Rosen, violinist Grant park, 8. Chicago Symphony orchestra.

Nicolai Malko conductor! Albert Spalding, conductor Ravinia park, 8:30. Sunday. July 7. Chicago Symphony orchestra, Nicolai Malko conducting; Paul Leyssac, commentator and narrator; young' people' concert Ravinia park, 4. Woman'a Symphony orchestra, Rudolph Gans conducting; Janet Fairbank, soprano Grant park, 8.

Coming. July 8 Cavallo'a Symphonic band. Grant park. July 0 Chicago Symphony orchestra, Artur Rodzinski conducting; Ravinia park. July 0 Chicago Opera orcheatra; Grant park.

July 10 Edward Collins, pianist; Maryum Horn, soprano; Kimball hall. pcliTan opera tenor, Richard Crooks. States. One is in Mount Vernon, la. Malko to Sub for Rodzlnski at Ravinia Fete By Cecil Smith.

A quick shift in plan brings Nicolai Malko forward as conductor of the second week's concerts of the Ravinia festival, beginning Tuesday evening, In place of Artur Rodzinski. Mr. Malko was originally scheduled to conduct during the week of July 16, But last week Dr. Rodzinski caught a severe cold, and his physician has ordered a week of complete rest at the end of his current engagement at the Lewisohn stadium in New York. According to present report.

Dr. Rodzinski Is staying in bed all the time except when he is rehearsing or conducting at the stadium. The illness has had no serious complications, however, and a week of convalescence should put him in good shape to undertake his postponed fortnight at Ravinia beginning on Tuesday evening, July 9. Mr. Malko's program on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings will be the ones Ganz conducting: Farthenia Vogelback, pian During the month ending today ist Grant park, 8.

and the other is "far above Cayuga's waters" at Ithaca, N. Y. Chicago Symphony orchestra, Nicolai Malko conducting Ravinia park, 8:30. The vernacular query, "how Wednesday. Rudolph Router, piauist; Stella Roberts, come?" is the frequent interrogation.

vinliet Klmhall hall, 3. Well, when Ezra Cornell founded the Ithaca university and named it for Cavallo'a Symphonic band, P. A. Cavallo, conductor; Desautt Kirk, baritone Grant park, 8. himself, he did not know that 10 ears earlier in 1853 William Wes Thursday.

Col. Armin F. Hand and Ma American Tr- ley Cornell had already given his name to a college in Iowa. When he rion band. Col.

Hand, conductor; Henry Thompson, tenor; Edward B. Straight, drummer iiraht park. 3. did learn of the duplication, Ezra, of the liberal arts that term conceived to include the fine arts. In the former, a fraternity university, the men outnumber the women; in the latter, a residence college, th sexes are equal.

Despite their differences, the two institutions are surprisingly similar in aim. Quoted from that of Cornell -university, both provide so far as possible "complete freedom from discipline, freedom in the choice cf subjects, and an education for men and women which will promote greatness thru a great faculty." Commemorating the 500th anniver sary of the discovery of printing from movable type, Yale university hai A. F. Thaviu band, A. F.

Thaviu, conduc with facile reasoning, thought it unlikely that any school in the west could be confused with any of a simi Liadoff, Glazunoff, and Tcherepnin. lar name away back east. For seven years he lived in the house which Tschaikowsky had occupied earlier when he was composing the Fourth symphony, and from which Thomas Cornell of Essex county, England, was the original emigrant, In was dispatched to Mme. Nadeshda von Meek the now celebrated letter describing that symphony and Tschai- 1638, from whom both of these educational pioneers sprang; Ezra was six generations removed, William Wesley kowsky's moods during its composition. In order to make his musical out I seven, and down another line.

Occasionally on the Cornell genealogy appears the name Grinnell in the collateral branches, one of which family, embued with similar educational en thusiasm, accounts for the name of he had expected to play during his originally scheduled engagement in the week of July 16. Next Sunday afternoon he will take over the young people's pro-g a exactly as it had been planned by look more cosmopolitan, Mr. Malko later studied In Germany. Here one of his instructors was the famous con another college in the state of Iowa. Cornell university was established ductor, Felix Mottl, who had been thru funds from the Morrill Land associated with Richard Wagner dur the Wolf in Orchestra hall last winter.

He has made a distinctive name for himself as an actor upon the legitimate stage, especially as a member of Eva LeGallienne's Civic Repertory theater. Experienced theatergoers will recall his acting in Ibsen's "The Master Builder" and "John Gabriel Borkman" with Miss LeGal-lienne. This afternoon Eugene Ormandy, conductor of the Philadelphia orchestra, concludes his Ravinia engagement with an all-Viennese program. The week's detailed Ravinia programs follow: TODAY AT 4. Chicago Symphony orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, conducting.

Overture to "Donna Diana Reznicek Symphony No. 8. minor "Unfinished Schubert Four German Dances Moxart (First time In Chicago. A Ball Scene May seder I Orchestrated by Josef Hellmesberger. Overture to "The Gypsy Baron" Strauss Perpetual Motion Pizzicato Polka Strauss Emperor Waltz Strause TCESDAY AT 8:30.

Chicago Symphony orchestra, Nicolai Malko, conducting. Passacaglia and Fugue. minor Bach tOrcheslrated by Ottorino Respighl. First time in Chicago. Suite from Petrouchka Stravinsky Symphony No.

4, minor Tschaikowsky THCRSDAY AT 8:30. Chicago Symphony orchestra, Nicolai Malko, conducting. rtZi Grant act, together with gifts of money and land from Ezra Cornell. Far humbler was the origin of Cornell college, for William Wesley Cornell ing the first years of the Bayreuth festival. In 1927 Mr.

Malko joined the faculty of the Leningrad conservatory and became conductor of the left the school which perpetuates his name little other than the name and This summer's first major soloist to appear at the Grant park concerts will be Richard Crooks, tenor. He will sing with the Chicago Opera orchestra, conducted by Henry Weber, on Monday night. IToppo Photo. Leningrad Philharmonic orchestra. In more recent years he has conducted few good books.

Legend states the lake front band shell has been the f.ctne of a rrescason concert cycle given partly by professional and bands, partly by from the city's high schools. Some delightful music has been I ard, and some remarkably young bands and orchestras rave come before the public. In central, however, the policy has been to make these June programs an unassuming prelude to the regular July-August series. From now on eL ct the music will be played by prc'essicnal orchestras and bands, nr.d there will be frequent soloists ef them of rational and even irterr.Bticnal reputation. Duiir.g June the concerts have t-i-rr.

jres-fntcfi by the Chicago Fed- TfcTion cf Musicians in cooperation the prk diMrict and the board education. Beginning tomorrow the park district takes over the bulk cf the financial burden, altho the federation will continue to engage ftlciFts and to oversee the concerts. Jarr.cs C. Petrillo, president of the Irral federation and newly elected I resident of the national federation, r.is r.ct lost interest in the Grant I ark series. He has always kept se vatch on this, one of his projects, and he will presumably rue to do so.

Richard Crooks, this week's was born in Trenton. N. in en undisclosed year toward the end cf the nineteenth century. His musics! training began early and he was ctjve as a boy soprano during the early 1900s. The world war, in which he sew service, interrupted his career, and it was not until 1922 that he made his official debut as a tenor illi the New York Symphony orchestra.

Five years later, in Ilam-l urg, Germany, Mr. Crooks appeared fr the first time in opera, singing the r61e cf Cavaradossi in "Tosca." American operatic debut was rr.a: In Philadelphia In 1930. The rC was the same. He first trod the hoards of the Metropolitan on Feb. 25.

1333. ns Dcs Grieux In "Manon." Mr. Crooks' most recent Chicago trrfarance was with the Marshall Field and Company choral society this spring. He has been engaged fcr the Chicago Opera company next fall. Tomorrow evening he will sing with the opera orchestra under the direction of a man with whom he will have extensive dealings few rr.cr.ths hence Henry Weber, newly appointed artistic director of the Chl-tifo Opera company.

Other soloists and conductors are in the programs below. that the first financing of Cornell col lege was carried on by donations of a yearling heifer, an heirloom gold Southern Sanctuary of tha Heart Ketelbey Ehort'nin' Bread Wolfa bracelet, $200 worth of pottery jugs, a load of hay, and an insignificant Overture, Jubel Vocal aolo, "The Trumpeter" Dix amount of cash coupled with promises Mr. Thompson. Stormy Weather. Koebler-Arlen 01' Man River Arr.

Grofe There'a Something- About a Soldier Gar Stay Out. America! Koeniff of work. placed on exhibition at the Golden Gate exposition its copy cf the Gutenberg Bible. This copy, one of the six perfect copies in the United States, is printed cn paper and is bound in two volumes in early ISth century calf, with, gilt and tooled backs. The Gutenberg Bible is sometimes called the 42 line or Mazaria Bible, the first known copy having been discovered in the library of the French cardinal.

It contains 1.2S2 pages, printed in Latin, and the type fac-is designed to imitate as closely as possible the work of a scribe. Copies on vellum are in the Library cf Congress and the Huntington library at San Marino, Cal, but experts regard the paper edition as the earlier ia -publication. It was begun in 1132 and completed five years later. Mordecai M. Waxman, 3418 West Monroe street, has been awarded the Mrs.

Benjamin Davis scholarship, which is made annually possible thru the efforts of the Chicago branch cf the Women's league. The award was announced by Dr. Leo L. Honor, director of the board of Jewish education of Chicago. The scholarship entitles the recipient to one year's tuition at the Jewish theological seminary of America in New York City.

The Rev. Joseph T. Kush, professor In Gregorian chant and choir director at St. Mary-of-the-Lake seminary, is giving a special course on choral conducting during the summer session at Mundelcin college which opened last week. About 200 students are reported to have enrolled in the 15 courses offered.

Reminiacence of Victor Herbert Cailllet Potpourri, "The Mualo Maatec Glorr of Harm London Suite Coatea In those early days the college Petite Drum olo, "Tha Spirit of '7a" extensively in England, and was chief conductor of the state broadcasting orchestra in Copenhagen at the time of the German occupation of Denmark. In the middle of May Mr. and Mrs. Malko traveled from Copenhagen to Berlin and Genoa, evidently without great difficulty, and sailed to this country on an American boat. The Ravinia engagement is his first in the middle west.

He has already seen Ravinia Park, however, for he stopped off last summer on his way to teach master classes at Mills college in California. Albert Spalding, the violin soloist on Saturday evening, is a newcomer to Ravinia platform, tho certainly not to Chicago. He has appeared as ruled that "the escorting of young Straight Mr. Straight. TONIGHT AT 7.

Jerry Bojanownkl Symphony orehentra. ladies by young gentlemen is prohibited," but the college has long Excerpt from Madame Butterfly Puccini Overture. Benvenuto Cellini" Berlloi The Sorcerer'a Apprentice Pukna Finale from Symphony In Major. been 100 per cent co-educationaL Dr. A Night on the Bare Mountain.

Vocal solo, Paradiso (from Dr. Rodzin- Mcolal Malko. ski, with Paul Leyssac serving as narrator in Prokofteff Peter and the Wolf" and as commentator for the other works in the list. A Tschaikowsky festival, in recognition of the centenary of the composer's birth, will be a prominent feature of Mr. Malko's three evening programs.

Albert Spalding, famous American violinist, will play the violin concerto on Saturday evening. In the course of the week the three favorite symphonies the Fourth, the Sixth, and the Fifth, In that order will be presented, as well as the Theme and Variations from the third orchestral suite, in major, and Alexander Glazunoff's transcription for string orchestra of the slow movement of the Third String Quartet, a work seldom played in this country. The Glazunoff transcription is, so far as can be ascertained, the first performance in America. Mr. Malko also will bring to American attention for the first time a score by the contemporary Danish composer, Knud-age Riisager, entitled Qarrtsilunl." Qarrtsilunl Riisager Polovetsian Dance, from "Trine Igor L'Africaine Meyerbeer r.

Thompson. Borodin (First time in America.) Theme and Variations, from Suite Gem from "Roberta" Kern Excerpt from. "The Haunted CatU No. 3.. Tschaikowsky March, "Tha Liberty Bell" Sousa John B.

Magee, president, considers that college students should live today as they will' tomorrow, a principle, perhaps, derived from the first graduating class which contained only Mary Fellows and Matthew Cav- Symphony No. 6, minor Falhctlo "1 Tschaikowsky J-nnc Trclinlcnl tilth School Band. Gardner P. Hun. Conductor.

RATI DAY AT 8:30. March, ''Colonel rioirev Alford THURSDAY AT 7:.10. A. F. Thavln Band.

Soloists: Teresa Ferrio, Soprano Henry Thompson, Tenor; Paul Mallory, Tenor. Chicago Symphony orchestra, Nicolai Malko, Overture, 'William Tell" Roainl anaugh, who married shortly there Symphony In Minor, Unfinished conducting; Albert Spalding, violinist. Andante, from Quartet No. 3, flat after. soloist with the Chicago Symphony 1st Movement Invocation to Battle, from Rlenzl minor Tschaikowsy Ballet Ecyptfen, 4th Movement Luieini On the historical side, Cornell uni orchestra periodically for 32 seasons, and has been one of the most success Wagner Gypsy Baron Waltz Strauss Siegfried' Rhino Journey, from Dis Arranged for string orchestra by Alexander Glazunoff.

First time in America. Gottrrriammr-rung- Warner Overture to William Tell Rossini Rhythm of Slate Street Wcndall Hall versity was the first truly nonsecta-rian university in the world, the first university to insist upon the equality March, 4 Star and Stripe Forever ful instrumentalists ever to play before the formidable Grant park audi Concerto for Violin, Mr. Mallory. Albert Spalding. of sciences with the humanistic stud ence.

His performance of the Tschal Symphony No. 5. Finale, Fourth Symphony Second Hungarian Rhapsody Liszt Sousa MONDAY AT 8. Chiraco Opera orchestra. Henry Weber.

Conductor. SoloUt: Rirhard Crook. Tenor. kowsky concerto Saturday is the first NEXT SCNDAY AT 4. nfiammatus, from Stabat Mater ies, and today its colleges of engineering and agriculture are outstanding.

Young people's program. Chicago Sym Rossini The Iowa school adheres to the ideals Mis Ferrio. phony orchestra. Nicolai Malko, conducting Paul Leyssac. narrator and commentator.

Selection from Bloasom Time A program note explains that the music is concerned with that most difficult of all musical subjects, Overture to Oberon Weber Adagletto from Symphony Ko. 6 Mahler Overture to "Tha Bartered Bride of two solo engagements at Ravinia this summer. Two weeks later, on Saturday, July 20, he will play the Brahms concerto with Dr. Rodzinski. Paul Leyssac will be remembered most immediately for his clever and Duat from "Andrea Chenier Giordano EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL. Mis Forrlo and Mr. Thompson. First three) movements from Symphony No. 6.

minor from the New Cloud Fetival Debuy silence. American Herbert ta Ah Moon of My Delight, from "In World Dvorak Peter and the Wolf Prokofteff Dances from Princ Igor" Borodin The score quotes a passage from The Eagle's Gift," by Knud Ras- a Pemlan Garden Lehmann whimsical performance of "Peter and fb LaReve, from Manon Ma6senet FRIDAY AT 8. Jerzy Bojanowskl Symphony Orchestra. Soloist: Michael Wilkomlrskl, Violinist. Mr.

Crook. mussen: "Tms silence lexpiains a naive old Eskimo woman was what Siegfried'? P.hlne Journey, from G8t- I Overture to Tha Barber of Seville EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. terdiimmerung Wagner Roaainl Overture to Tannhauser Wagner we called qarrtsilunl, which means waiting for something to burst. For Elegy Valsa Melancollqua Scherzo i-sanis.

no 'jr Tschaikowsky win piy iii Mother O' Tour lb! Serenade Schubert IcJ Ah Sweet Mytery of Llf Herbert Allegro Molto Appassionato, from it was the belief of our forefathers that songs are born in silence, while the Grieg concerto i Violin Concerto, Minor. Mr. Wilkomlrakl. Mr. Crook.

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