Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1931, Page 26

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An invi- tation to sing at a children’s concert was accepted by the girls, who will pive “Comin’ Round the Mount 2 My Love” “All God's Chillun Sho-s” and “Turnip Greens” as fourth number of Thursday’s concert. Overture and Discussion. SYMPHONY WEEK HAS 3 CONCERTS he over- This concert will open Witk ture Marriag® to Mozart’s ope of Figaro,” which will be H\\‘(‘! sting short di: d ond Children’s Event at Central High. Although the schedule of the Na- tional Symphony Orchestra, Hans Kir ler, conductor, calls for but a sl concert during the current week- orchestra’s second children’s concert at Central High School Auditorium next Thursday afternoon, Drcember, 10 at 4 o'clock—next week will be one of the busiest the orchestra will face this, its first season, With one Sunday, one symphony and one children’s concert within the period of reven days Conductor Kindl - ™ 5 touch of novelty and surprise to ais second children’s concert in the form « four Tennessce Mouniain :on8 b | orcheatea. st d by Mr 1 the play 1” fum.” Mend and Rimsky-Ki g of Ji hn's singing_ Steph tucky Hom vanim nt Schubert The o re next week concert at Constitutior day afternoon M F'\nba&) for Pia overtures—Beethoven's fascinated | r guest | mont” and Wagner's “Rienzi"—are also scheduled for presentation at this con- cert. with Schubert’s “Unfinished Sym- phony” comprising the symphonic mur de force of the afternoon. Sylvia Lent Soloist. Sylvia Lent, young Washington vlo~ linist, is announced as the soloist of the orchestra’s third symphony con- cert, to be given on Thursday afternoon of next week, December 17, at 4:45 o'clock at Constitution Hall. Miss Lent will play Mozart’s “A Major Concerto for Violin and Orchestra” (K 219), with its three.movements: (a) Allegro aperto, adagio, allegro aperto; (b) adagio; (c) tempo di minuctto, allegro aperfd, tempo di minuetto. Mr. Kind- ler will also play at this concert, for the first time yashington, the Handel- ia,” as well as two ances and Sibelius’ Master pupil of the Fr Charlton Meyer, aged 6. a nces Gutelius Piano Studios, will appear as soloist with the orchestra at its third children’s cencert ot Central High School on Sat- irday morning, December 19, at 11 o'clock, playing Bach’s “Minuet in G Major’ and MacDowells “To a Wild Solos the orchestra will , embrace Ippolitow-Tvanow’s “Dans f ish horn, and Saint- The Swan,” for harp and ‘cello. rybody will sing “Silent Night" with rchestra accompaniment, whil> Mr in «gecond choice” Gyrafoam method — fast, tom—an extra quality feature on clothes. . * TUNE IN—Enjoy the Maytag Radio Hour aver N.B.C. Networ Coast to Coast Blue Monday, 9:00 P. 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