The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1934, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934 RENOWNED ARTISTS WILL APPEAR HERE First Concert of Artist Series | Will Begin at 9 O'clock Saturday Evening Five of Europe's outstanding musi-| clans are members of the Paris In- strumental Quintet which will open the 1934 Artist Series concerts Satur- | day evening at 9 o'clock ai Bismarck city auditorium. Miss Maude A. Tollefsen, manager | * of the Artist Series, said that the/| hour has been set at 9 o'clock so that there will be no conflict with basket- ball games scheduled for the evening and the usual later working hours on Saturday evenings. Rene Le Roy is considered one of the foremost flaut France today. He was a pupil of Phillip Goubert at the Conservatoire de Paris and in 1917 took Gaubert’s place as director of the Socicte des Instruments a Vent | 2 de Paris—the youngest individual ever |§ to hold this position. Today he is in- ternationally known both as a flute virtuoso and director of the Paris Instrumental Quintet which in the last 11 years has given more than 300 concerts throughout Europe. The Red & White Stores Scott’s Grocery 311 7th St. 816—Phone—817 FREE DELIVERY oe aoe 29c 65c Sardines, oval, 2 cans ... Wheat Cereal, per pkg. P. & G. Soaps 7 large size bars Brooms, tle oo... sees Oatmeal, 9 Ib. sack pene pone sop Powder, irge 5 and one ‘ge pkg. 52 c soap saver . Toilet Paper, Am- bassador, 4 rolls 24c Oranges, medium size, 2 doz. 4 39c Fresh Eggs, per doz. ........ 25c We redeem M. J. 8. Coffee Coupons. - SURE IT’S GLUEK’S! Nash-Finch sh-Finch Co. Rene Bas, who plays the violin, was born into a family of musicians. His rather was first oboe soloist in the! |Soctete des Concerts of the Paris Conservatoire. He perfected himself along the lines of chamber music with {the late Lucien Capet, one of the great authorities on this form of musical art. Meeting Rene Le Roy, | Rene Bas began informal playing of jworks for flute and string, an asso- ciation which resulted in the founding of the quintet to be heard here. Pierre Jamet, harpist, is a member of the board of the Paris Conserva- |totre. Culminating his studies at the Conservatory by winning first prize lin 1912, he was heard by Claude Debussy and there arose between the two a mutual regard and friendship | |which lasted until the composer's ; death. Jamet, in fact, worked with |Debussy on his “Sonata for Flute, Violin and Harp” and gave thts work |its first hearing. | Picrre de Grout, viola, also ts a |tirst-prize winner of the Conserva- |toire de Paris. As a pupil of Lucien |Capet of that instrument he became |interested in chamber music, perform- Jing on tour throughout Europe prior | to the founding of the quintet. Roger Boulme, violincellist, regis- | tered at the conservatory at an carly ument in 1921, He has become well-known on the radio in France through his performances over the air in Paris, He has made many phono- graph records for the violincello. EIGHTH CAGERS PLAY Will school quint in a contest at the | Roosevelt. school gymnasium Thurs- |day night TWO MORE Washington, Feb. jer General Farley Thursday announe- jed appointment of the foliowing act- ling postmasters: North Dakota—Bin- \ford. John Knapp; Finley, Nels A. | anderson beautiful window display to- night. MEATS Specials Here ing, 5 Ibs. Apples Bacon, '; Ib. cello- phane wrapped . Soup Meat, per Ib. 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