Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1928, Page 16

16 THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON._ D._€. FRIDAY. TANUARY 20, 198, INDIANS OPPOSE BRITISH REFORMS Royal Tonight Contains No Na- tives, Is Complaint. Br the Assoc LONDON, Ja Commission on In by Sir John Simon, which Marseilles for Bombay at faces what most men in pul this country consider the b lem in the Bri The whole fu of two mon! made late in made to the Sir John Sin pot included. Ra gmer Labor prime minist *“messages to India” to hmo-mmm to accept the n( extending Commission Sailing '+ MUSIC FLONZALE STRING QUARTET. Several hundred persons—nearly | 900, to be exact—turned out in spite np weath nd listened enthusi- v to 11 ram given last night School by the Flon- . There are those r of the public taste in 1d there are others who con- In contradiction to such it was indeed heartening | est, most exacting ber music, attracted which mnot only ogram with in- tion, but also de- of the Flonzaley heir organization h ond violin- . violon- colas joined the was beauti- n for variety of con- | W0 movements B Flat, opus | | colorfully Do]manyl 's, written in D flat mafor, 15. It has rarely, if ever, been d in Washington and proved & fascinating work to analyze even as one listened to it. It is obviously based upon a four-note phrase in descending scale, two notes half a tone apart, then ed_directly by the next two full The cello has the initial an- nouncement of the theme with embroid- ery in counterpoint by the other three instruments. Knowing Mr. Dohnanyi's ill in piano composition, the listener feels that he almost uses the cello as he would the plano, giving most of the initiative ammouncing of theme and new turns in the phrasing to that instrument. In the molto- adagio of the final movement there is a suggestion of an a capella choir heard from a long distance in the man- ner in which the Flonzaleys handle the interpretation of the music. The per- fection of the ensemble makes the stringed instrumen four perfectl, blended voices. Mr. d’Archambeau hné the spotlight most of the time and beautifully. At other times Mr. liquid solo under his ave floating, clear e ‘The second violin and viola also had their moments. Never did a loist step out of the ensemble pic- n his playing and never did the other th hinder in the slightest the opportunities of the soloist of the moment. Mr. Pochon says that the Flonzaleys leave shortly for a tour of Scotland and England and then south, to Spain. May The New Marmon 68 Full Five-Passenger Straight Eight $1,395 they return to Washington again next yearl H. F, LITURGICAL MUSIC. Rev. J. Leo Barley, archdiocesan di- rector of music of the Roman Catholic Church, gave the first in'a series of lec- tures sponsored by the Archdlocesan Commission of Music in the hall of St. Mary's Church last night. A large audl. erice that obviously included many dlr('c tors of music in local churches present. St. Paul's choir under the dl- rection of Edward P. 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