Nashua Telegraph from Nashua, New Hampshire • Page 7

Philharmonic Piano Quartet sAayos Are Visiting in Washington Washington, April 6--Mr and Mrs James P. Mayo and their hree children, James P. Mayo, Jane and Martha arrived in Washington Monday for a brief risit. It was the first time the en family has made a trip to Capital and, when met in Congressman Norris Cctton's of 'ice, all appeared to be looking forward to a good time seeing the sights. Jane is graduating from Mt lolyoke college in Junc and Mrs Mayo remarked it would be about the last chance they would have to come to Washington as a family.

They drove down, leaving Sunday and, because Washington lotels were jammed with Cherry Slossom Festival visitors, were obliged to stay in a tourist place outside the city. Congressman Cotton obtained rooms today at the Hotel where he makes his home while Congress in ses ion. participating in Friday evening's concert at the Stnior High School auditorium will include Ada Kopetz, John Scales, Bertha Melnik and Max Walmer. Piano Quartet in Final Community Concert Friday Philharmonic Piano Quartet will be heard here in concert, Friday evening, April 8, at 8.15, In the Senior High school auditorium, as the final presentation of this year by Nashua Community Concert association. This attractive and highly successful foursome is composed of gifted young America a artists, each a virtuoso in his or her own right.

They are Ada Kopetz, Bertha Melnik, John Scales and Max Walmer, who have played together throughout all of the United States and Canada. Critics everywhere have praised the especially composed and effective arrangements of music for four pianos and whetner it is Bach or boogie-woogie, the pianists are equally at home in the music, equally effective in their brilliant presentations. Musical arrangements of the quartet are made by Moritz Bombard, pre-war conductor of the Princeton University orchestra and Glee club, musical director of "Opera for Colleges" and composer of two symphonies, suite for strings, sonatas and score of a play. Touring problems of the group are solved by Steinway furnishing the four instruments which are taken from city to city where the quartet appears. The four pianists represent all parts of the country.

Ada Kopetz was born in New York city and graduated from Juilliard, where she studied piano under James Friskin. She also worked under Edouard Steuermann in SAVING Santa Monica, Calif. In 1940 she w.on a Gold Medal for a piano competition, awarded by Lily Pons at Carnegie Hall During the war she toured tbn Unitec States and Canada in concer and played hospital programs under USD sponsored auspices In New York she has been solo ist with the City Symphony and has been heard at Radio Citi Music Hall and has played con siderably over the air. Bertha Melnik was born In Hartford, Conn, studied unde Alexander Siloti at the Juilliard Graduate school and under Rob ert Casadesus at the American Conservatory at the Palace Fontainebleau, outside of Paris She did considerable concer work in this country before mak ing a highly successful New York recital debut at the Town Hal in February, 1947. John Scales was born in Grove Okla, receiving his Bachelor Music degree from Oklahoma Baptist University after which he went to New York for furthe study at Juilliard.

He did gradu ate work at Columbia Universit; joining the Philharmonic Piani Quartet and in addition to con certs he has had considerabli radio and recording experience. Max Walmer, fourth membe of the Quartet comes from Kan sas, of a large, musical family is a graduate of Bethany college Lindsborg, Kansas, and-of th Juilliard, where he was a pupi of both Siloti and Retina Lhe vinne. Before the war he wa pianist of the Nine O'clock Op era company with which toured the entire country. From 1942 to 1946 he was in the Navy. Program will include: "Toe cata and Fugue in minor.

Bach; "Andante, from "Haffner Serenade," Mozart' "Scherzo, Dance," from Midsum mer Night's Dream, Mendels sohn; "Fetes, 1 Debussy; "Proces sion," from "Peter and the Wolf, Prokofieff; Russian Dance from "Peterouchka," Stravinsky; "Cra die Song," Traditional; "Toe cata Guatemala," Moigenstern Waltzes from "Die Fledermaus Strauss, and "Turkey in USROYA1-- GEORGE D. PARK COR. A E. HOLLIS STS. TeL 97 or 5030 nn SEE US rOOAY AND Straw TaVes a Bombard.

th Trip," Moritz Courtesy Sign Of Good Driver Earmark of an excellent drive is courtesy. on Courtesy is something doesn't have to apologize for-while recklessness been cause for regret on the part of the motorists. The automotive industry now produces as many vehicles in a it produced in the entire year of 1904. LENTEN PRAYER A New Heaven And 1 saw a new heaven Revelation 21:1. Read Mark The exile on Patmos looked into the future and saw, not only a new earth, but a new heaven.

This is often overlooked in our reading. But it is tremendously important to true Christian understanding. Before the new eanh can come, old heavens must pass away That is, the false ''hopes, thp romantic ideals, the sentimental daydreams of this world must and our Jiope be firmly grounded in the realities of God. We entertain a thousand little hopes. One by one they betray us and leave us in disillusionment.

It will always be so with the tinsel heavens of our own making. "The wordly hope men set their hearts upon Turns ashes, and anon, Like snow upon the desert's dusty face, Lighting a little hour or two, is gone." But Christ brings a new heaven, the hope that belongs to those who through faith accept tha gift of God's own future. Christian optimism is both realistic and radiant. Let US Pray i Discipline Lord, in the way of the cross, until we learn to build our hope on nothing less than Christ In whose name we ask it. Amen, Celebrates 103rd Birthday Maiden, Mass, April 6 UP)--Mrs Hannah Holt Saunders was up early yesterday--cooking.

It was her 103rd birthday anniversary. She helped her 79-year-old daughter, Mrs John McKenzie, get breakfast because Mr McKenzie was ill. His illness cancelled any formal party but neighbors came in to congratulate the active old lady who was born in a log cabin in Norway, Me. ADMIRAL MAGIC MIRROR 1821-W Nashua, N. Na.hu.

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