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IPART HI. 1 Southland Musicians Billed at Symphonies Grofe Will Conduct Tuesday Program; Kenny Baker to Appear Following Days The dancing couple, Veloz and Yolanda, Tuesday will open Hollywood Bowl's sixth week of Symphonies Under the Stars. Ferde Grofe, American composer-conductor, will direct tha Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in the program hich SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1942 initiates the week. To take advantage of the light ing need for the dancers, the; Southern California Symphony Music Society Brings Great Works West By Isabel Morse Jones Association moved Veloz and Yolanda up to Tuesday from Fri day and Saturday. Jose Iturbi and Amparo Navarro, originally scheduled for the earlier date will bt heard Friday night.

Baker to Sing The tenor, Kenny Baker, will ing on the Wednesday and Thursday- night programs, with Albert Coates conducting. Y. This week will introduce 0 While the demands of concerts kept me in Los Angeles until the last two programs of the International Society for Contemporary Music Festival in Berkeley last week, the important orchestral works I heard played Saturday and Sunday in the Greek Theater and the reports of the previous activities gave me a fair picture of a California meeting of musicians with broad vision. Alfred Frankenstein, music editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, and Albert Elkus, head of the music department of the University of California, were the committee for this 19th festival, the second in America and Southland artists. Grofe, who will conduct the Tuesday con cert, formerly played in Los An-j geles where his mother wa COMPOSER Miklos Ros active as a teacher.

He was in the Philharmonic in its first sea za's "Pastorate" will be given its American premiere son as a violist. Baker was born 1 -'4, at the Bowl Wednesday. in Long Beach and received his musical education in Southern the first in the West. --) a a a rpsnlt of holding the California. Shriners to Sing sessions 011 the campus, free Grofe has programmed his "Grand Canyon" suite, "Mardi Cras" 'from, the "Mississippi" Hnm frnm Interferences and in Redlands Fete the absence of a public inter ested only in entertainment Marking the 10th week of th suite and an excerpt "Sob Sister" from his "Tabloid" suite.

Louis Alter, another American -born AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL Veloz ond Yolanda will dance for concert-goers Tuesday night Ferde Grofe will conduct. were marked advantages. Of course there were first, second lf)th season of the Redlandi Community Music Association, composer, will be represented on the Tuesday concert by "Man and even third-rate composers Sharps and Flats the Shriners of Southern Call fornia, Tuesday, will make a pil hattan Serenade." Nine Numbers Hopper's Hollywood presented by the not infallible judges but music of such merit grimage to the Redlands BowU was heard that it will be heard The Al Malaikah Chanters, dU While the Films Reel By Continued from Third Tage talking about the subconscious mind as an influence when he speaks of the inner forces. The rected by Alexander Kisselberg, again and pome of it will re tiin a music history. veloz and Yolanda will dance nine numbers ipcluding a tango, will give a program.

Continued from Third Fage Ruth Terry Koechig, Southern Taking the Interlochen (Mich.) camp players off the air was defended by President Petrillo of the Musicians' Union by his statement charging the institution is a commercial and charges tuition fees. So it is, but the fees are paid by high school stodent bodies all a samba and a rumba. Baker will sing "Le Reve" from Massenet's "Manon," "A ing motives this optimistic May- California contralto, will be so The "Symphony in Flat" bv Paul Hindemith, which the Werner Jans sen Orchestra played with youthful enthusiasm and skill, was one such loist at the Bowl Friday evening. and-December complex would be difficult to discover. Best, per wandering Minstrel" by Sir Ar "opening new channels of opportunity to the wealth of musically and dramatically talented younger artists available in America today." Fritz Busch will conduct "The Bat" in English.

William von Wymetal will stage the production. The San Francisco Symphony and the Werner Orchestra are rated in a San Pancisco newspaper as the best in the West. We suppose the critic bases that estimation on records. Jascha Datsko, Russian violinist, will direct a small orchestra in haps, to charge it to the male work and Alexander Tans outer, he suggests, lie in some vague and dreamy realm. Hungarian, Rumanian and Rus over the land, who raise money advantage.

He is a young American with a gift and an unusually varied American education, and the people of the Bay region have confidence in him'. Pedro Sanjuan, well known in Southern California, now living in New York, was represented in "Folk Tunes of Cas-tile" in four pictures, with melodies of a haunting beauty, Rieti's Brilliant Opus Vittorio Rieti's "Concerto du Loup'' (the Loup is a French river) was an important new work on the Sunday program. It is a bright and picturesque concerto for small orchestra with tattoolike themes and brittle pizzicati. Benjamin Britten's "Sinfonia da Requiem," written for a festival to celebrate the Japanese imperial dynasty but never played in Japan, revealed remarkable gifts of rhythmic intensity and unusual Oriental orchestration. In this and the "Fanfare, Chorale and Finale" by Godfrey Turner of the San Francisco Conservatory composition department, the brass section of the Janssen Orchestra, led by Alfred Brain, outdid itself.

Arthur Benjamin, conductor of the Vancouver Symphony, had a "Prelude to a Holiday" on the Saturday program that was delightful. The program man's "Quartet No. 5," r-laycd sian gypsy music. for their best plavers to go to Why he likes the episodic by the Budapest quartet Aug. John Sharon, Russian singer, thur Sullivan; "Summertime" from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess" and several ballads.

Coates will conduct "Till Eulenspicgel," "Swan of Tuonela," the suite from Rimsky-Korsakoff's "Snow Maiden." and Miklos Rosza's "Pastoral." movie (and he claims that he 3. was another, ihe Himie who has been heard at Hemet rnith Svmnhonv i a mature at the Ramona Tageant for the doesn't favor it above all others or anything like that) is that Interlochen for summer camp by giving 10-cent concerts. The union might look into the matter of other educational broadcasts from institutions such as Curtis at Philadelphia, Cincin past four years, will make his ego, which fondly imagines that time which so callously removes the bloom from us gals, serves but to enhance their own imperishable charms! This subject is one you could argue about for a month of Sundays and never get anywhere. Whether we like it or not, once we've passed the 10 mark, we're on the down grade, romantically and distinctly martial work by a man who knows his medium first appearance in the Bowl. They are the two orchestras which have had the luck to make waited until he had mas.

torpH almost all the other Duvivier feels that there are many stories to be told in an abbreviated form which cannot he well recited in a full-length picture. He mentions records and become nationally forms before writing a syn ID) HI 1 "TP tffi ftY 1 ft. famous thereby. I. M.

J. phony. He is teaching at Yale now and evidently at. the top i Wmsm HU WJV HU HM especially the short narratives of Commercial 0. Henry and Guy de Maupassant.

He hopes in "Flesh and Fantasy" to attain a fuller realization of the ambition to tell such nati Conservatory and Peabody at Baltimore. Any school charging tuition fees would be a commercial enterprise, according to that ruling. The musicians' organizations would do better to endow these schools than to fight them. We will wager if the women in the union, and there are many, had anything to say about procedure, there would be more aid to education and the union head-! quarters would go in for better! housekeeping and maybe a little! speaking and our charms, both physical and mental, be they ever so authentic, never get us very far. The boys gaze blandly through us to come, to a sharp focus on the little number in the oomph -get-up who just, strolled by And woe to the humorous female who cracks wise on the subject! Once let the 'Sons 0 Sea' Stars Redgrave at Esquire Few actors have made their debut at ah age earlier than did Michael Redgrave, who appears in "Sons of the Sea," on view at the Esquire Theater.

Redgrave first appeared when a series of tales than in any other! juA film. After all, "Carnet de Bal" with its dance program and "Tales of Manhattan" with its dress suit were held together Southland Industrie! art booming with detent orden, day preienti new opportunities tor trained ottice men a men. It it year patriotic duty to luooort Uncle Sam he was 2 years old. His mother word get around that you re i limit and take your in one ot the vital detente poiitiont, and father were of the stage and "clever" and your goose is done Woodbury, the largest buiinen training imtitution in with something material and tangible. In "Flesh and Fan cleaning up.

wejf, often rtcil intenie courses for those who wont to prepare quickly for defense positions or Civil Service; also two-year degree course, for those who wont more ad tasy" the short subjects, while his grandfather was a noted play-right. In "Sons of the Sea" Redgrave is cast as a shipping related, are not tied with any to a turn! The only thing the American male fears more than a clever woman is a Federal income tax inspector! Well never mind there ain't Maro Ajemian. a young pianist from Juilliard visiting in South thing mundane. Furthermore each brief narrative springs ern California, was surprised to quote training tor oecutive careers. Classes iust starting, BUSINESS ADMIN.

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Chamber Offerings The chamber music program dominated by the Tansman Quartet included a modernized MacDowell type of piece called "Informal Music No. 2" by Normand Lockwood and a "Divertimento" of Hungarian folk tunes by Fmieric Balazs. Rebecca Clarke's vomplex "Pre-hide, Allegro and Pastorale" for clarinet and viola was considered a high point in the varied chamber music program in Wheeler Hall Thursday. That was the day E. Robert Schmitz, pianist of prodigious modern repertoires, played brilliantly a romantic, bittersweet "Sonata de Prima vera" by Juan Castro of Argentina.

"Music for Children" by another Argentinan, Luis Gian-neo, was much talked of Friday and Ernest Rloch's "Poems of' the Sea" and Sonata for Piano, the latter played by the exceptionally well-equipped Seattle pianist. Rcrnhard Ahraomwitsch, were heard then, too. One soldier. Ellis Kohs of San Mateo, was on hand Sunday afternoon to hear the Jans-fen Orchestra play his Concerto for Orchestra in one movement. It.

might have been divided into three movements to David 0. Selznick has talked ww ifuumi, ana un paralleled record ot graduates. Dov-Nile. Port-time work nrovided. Gat inlereitma rololao.

the Janssen Symphony Orchestra of combining famous short no justice nohow but for our see a note appearing here recent-males at least, life really DOESjly giving credit to William Kapell begin at -10. Take for example 'for the first American perform-the case histories of such out-'ance of the new piano concerto standing Thespians as Clark Khachaturian, contemporary ble, Spencer Tracy, John Boles Gary Cooper, James Cagney, Pat Kapell did play it in the New, O'Brien, Rill Powell, Charles! York Stadium in'july, but before Boyer, Jack Benny, Nelson Eddy, I that, in March, Miss Ajemian Preston Foster, George Brent 'played it under the direction of! and on and on Not that ihevl A Hurt Sinsini with tho Tniini-H UJ 0 COLLEGE 1027 WILSHIRE BLVD. TRinity849I in a concert at the Russ Auditorium. San Diego, Tuesday night under auspices of the San Diego Symphony Association. A chorus of 20 from the Unit- closed with the "Allegro Sym-phonique" by Belgian Marcel Boot, a modern Mozartean hit of orchestral lacework with radio clarity and limpid workmanship.

Janssen Conducts Werner Janssen conducted this array of musie, which ranged from the grand style to interesting vulgarity, without score. His augmented orchestra gathered many laurels for outstanding first performances. The conductor expended hours of care and ingenuity in preparation of the two notable concerts. It is possible that he will choose the best and play a repeat International Festival program here next season. Someday, it is hoped, Los Angeles will pull itself together and lose ome of its present reputation for pretentious sterility and general lack of musical earnestness by hav stories in a single film.

Walt Disney in "Fantasia" presented separate unrelated episodes. The coming Duvivier presentation, which is being sponsored by Charles Boyer, as well as himself, is along the same novel course. CD weren't nonular before the four-'on hptra anH hai tho Vow Vnt-t! States Naval Training Station will sing the Shostakovich "Unit ed Nations." decade mark. Yet, none of them full of praise, to prove it. rated the that they do! The new work was heard in now, when they've crossed the (London last year and is said to be meridian.

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